Verse
YLT
Young's Literal Translation
KJV
King James Version
Wo
, spoiler!
and thou not spoiled ,
And treacherous!
and they dealt not treacherously with thee ,
When thou dost
finish,
O
spoiler
, thou art
spoiled ,
When thou dost
finish
dealing
treacherously, They deal treacherously with thee.
Woe
to
thee
that
spoilest
, and thou wast
not spoiled ;
and dealest
treacherously,
and they dealt not treacherously with thee !
when thou shalt
cease
to
spoil
, thou shalt
be
spoiled ;
and
when thou shalt
make
an
end
to
deal
treacherously, they shall
deal treacherously with thee.
O Jehovah
, favour
us ,
for
thee
we have waited ,
Be their arm ,
in
the
mornings,
Yea
, our salvation in time of adversity
.
O LORD
, be
gracious
unto
us ;
we have waited for
thee:
be thou
their arm every
morning
, our salvation also
in the
time of trouble
.
From
the voice
of a
multitude
fled have
peoples,
From
thine
exaltation
scattered
have
been
nations.
At
the noise
of the
tumult
the
people
fled ;
at
the
lifting
up
of
thyself
the
nations were
scattered
.
And gathered
hath
been
your spoil ,
A
gathering of the caterpillar,
As a
running to and fro of locusts is
he running
on
it
.
And your spoil shall
be
gathered
like
the
gathering of the caterpiller:
as the
running to and fro of locusts shall
he run
upon
them
.
Set
on
high
is Jehovah,
for He is
dwelling
on high ,
He filled Zion `
with '
judgment and righteousness ,
The
LORD
is exalted;
for he dwelleth
on high :
he hath
filled Zion with judgment and righteousness .
And hath
been
the stedfastness
of thy times, The
strength of salvation ,
wisdom,
and
knowledge,
Fear of Jehovah
--
it
`
is '
His treasure.
And wisdom
and
knowledge
shall
be
the stability
of thy times, and
strength of salvation :
the
fear of the
LORD
is his treasure.
Lo
, `
Their Ariel,'
they
have
cried
without ,
Messengers
of peace do
weep bitterly.
Behold
, their valiant
ones
shall
cry
without :
the
ambassadors
of peace shall
weep bitterly.
Desolated
have
been
highways, Ceased
hath
he
who
passeth
along
the path,
He hath broken covenant, He hath despised enemies
, He hath
not
esteemed
a
man.
The
highways lie
waste
, the wayfaring
man
ceaseth:
he hath broken the
covenant, he hath despised the
cities
, he regardeth
no
man.
Mourned,
languished
hath
the land,
Confounded
hath
been
Lebanon ,
Withered
hath
been
Sharon as
a wilderness ,
And shaking
are
Bashan and Carmel.
The earth
mourneth
and
languisheth:
Lebanon is
ashamed
and
hewn
down:
Sharon is
like
a wilderness ;
and Bashan and Carmel shake
off
their
fruits
.
Now ,
do
I arise
, saith Jehovah,
Now I am
exalted ,
now I am
lifted
up.
Now will
I rise
, saith the
LORD;
now will
I be
exalted ;
now will
I lift
up myself
.
Ye conceive chaff, ye bear
stubble ,
Your spirit!
--
fire devoureth
you.
Ye shall
conceive chaff, ye shall
bring
forth
stubble :
your breath,
as
fire ,
shall
devour
you.
And peoples
have
been
`
as '
burnings of lime ,
Thorns,
as sweepings,
with
fire
they burn
.
And the
people
shall
be
as the
burnings of lime :
as thorns
cut
up
shall
they be
burned
in
the
fire
.
Hear, ye far off, that
which
I have done ,
And know
, ye near ones
, My might.
Hear, ye that
are
far off, what
I have done ;
and, ye that
are
near, acknowledge
my might.
Afraid
in Zion have
been
sinners,
Seized
hath trembling
the profane:
Who doth
dwell
for
us --
consuming
fire ,
Who doth
dwell
for
us --
burnings of
the
age
?
The
sinners
in Zion are
afraid;
fearfulness
hath surprised
the hypocrites.
Who among
us shall
dwell
with
the
devouring
fire ?
who among
us shall
dwell
with
everlasting
burnings?
Whoso
is
walking
righteously, And is
speaking
uprightly ,
Kicking
against
gain of oppressions, Shaking
his hands from taking
hold
on
a
bribe
, Stopping
his ear
from hearing of blood, And shutting
his eyes from looking
on
evil ,
He
that
walketh
righteously, and speaketh
uprightly ;
he
that
despiseth
the
gain of oppressions, that
shaketh
his hands from holding
of
bribes
, that
stoppeth
his ears
from hearing of blood, and shutteth
his eyes from seeing
evil ;
He high
places
doth
inhabit,
Strongholds
of
rock
`are'
his
high tower,
His bread hath
been
given ,
his waters stedfast
.
He shall
dwell
on
high :
his place
of
defence
shall
be
the
munitions
of
rocks:
bread shall
be
given him;
his waters shall
be
sure
.
A
king in his beauty ,
see
do
thine
eyes,
They see
a
land afar
off.
Thine
eyes
shall
see
the
king in his beauty :
they shall
behold
the
land that
is
very
far
off.
Thy
heart doth
meditate terror ,
Where `
is '
he
who
is
counting
? Where `
is '
he
who
is
weighing
? Where `
is '
he who
is
counting
the towers?
Thine
heart shall
meditate terror .
Where is the
scribe
? where is the
receiver
? where is he that
counted
the towers?
The
strong
people
thou seest
not, A people deeper
of lip
than to
be
understood,
Of a scorned
tongue, there
is
no
understanding
.
Thou shalt
not see
a
fierce
people
, a people of a
deeper
speech
than thou
canst
perceive;
of a stammering
tongue, that
thou
canst
not
understand
.
See
Zion, the city of our meetings,
Thine eyes see Jerusalem a quiet habitation, A tent
not taken down ,
Not removed
are
its
pins
for
ever, And
none
of its
cords are
broken.
Look
upon
Zion, the city of our solemnities:
thine eyes shall
see Jerusalem a quiet habitation, a tabernacle
that
shall
not be
taken down ;
not one
of
the
stakes
thereof
shall
ever be
removed
, neither
shall
any
of the
cords thereof
be
broken.
But there mighty
`is'
Jehovah
for
us ,
A place of rivers --
streams broad
of
sides,
No ship
with oars doth
go
into
it
, And
a
mighty
ship doth
not
pass over
it
.
But there the
glorious
LORD
will
be
unto
us a place of broad
rivers and
streams ;
wherein
shall
go
no galley
with oars, neither
shall
gallant
ship pass thereby
.
For Jehovah
our judge, Jehovah
our lawgiver, Jehovah
our king --
He doth
save us.
For the
LORD
is
our judge, the
LORD
is
our lawgiver, the
LORD
is
our king ;
he will
save us.
Left
have
been
thy ropes,
They strengthen
not rightly
their mast, They have
not spread out
a
sail ,
Then apportioned
hath
been
a
prey of much
spoil ,
The lame have
taken
spoil
.
Thy tacklings
are
loosed;
they could
not well
strengthen
their mast, they could
not spread the
sail :
then is
the
prey of a
great
spoil divided;
the lame take
the
prey
.
Nor
doth
an
inhabitant say, `
I was
sick ,'
The people that is
dwelling
in
it,
is
forgiven of
iniquity !
And
the
inhabitant shall
not
say, I am
sick :
the people that dwell
therein
shall
be
forgiven their
iniquity .
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