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Isaiah 47:10–15

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10You felt secure in your wickedness,

you said, “No one sees me”;

your wisdom and your knowledge led you astray,

and you said in your heart,

“I am, and there is no one besides me.”

11But evil shall come upon you,

for which you cannot atone;

disaster shall fall upon you,

which you will not be able to expiate;

and ruin shall come on you suddenly,

of which you know nothing.

12Stand fast in your enchantments

and your many sorceries,

with which you have labored from your youth;

perhaps you may be able to succeed,

perhaps you may inspire terror.

13You are wearied with your many counsels;

let them stand forth and save you,

those who divide the heavens,

who gaze at the stars,

who at the new moons predict

whath shall befall you.

14Behold, they are like stubble,

the fire consumes them;

they cannot deliver themselves

from the power of the flame.

No coal for warming oneself is this,

no fire to sit before!

15Such to you are those with whom you have labored,

who have trafficked with you from your youth;

they wander about each in his own direction;

there is no one to save you.

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