Verse
YLT
Young's Literal Translation
KJV
King James Version
Didst
Thou not
rend the heavens ?
Thou didst
come down, From
thy
presence
did
mountains flow,
Oh
that
thou wouldest
rend the heavens ,
that
thou wouldest
come down, that
the
mountains might
flow down
at
thy
presence
,
(
As fire kindleth
stubble
--
Fire causeth water
to boil, )
To make known
Thy name to Thine adversaries, From
Thy
presence
do
nations tremble .
As when
the
melting
fire burneth,
the
fire causeth the
waters
to boil, to make thy name known
to thine adversaries, that
the
nations may
tremble at
thy
presence!
In
Thy
doing
fearful
things --
we expect
not, Thou didst
come
down, From
Thy presence did
mountains
flow
.
When
thou
didst
terrible
things which
we looked
not for
, thou camest
down, the
mountains
flowed
down
at
thy presence.
Even
from
antiquity
`
men '
have not heard, They
have
not
given
ear, Eye
hath not
seen a
God save
Thee, He doth
work
for those
waiting
for Him.
For
since
the
beginning
of
the
world
men have not heard, nor
perceived
by
the
ear, neither
hath the
eye
seen ,
O
God ,
beside
thee, what
he hath
prepared
for him
that
waiteth
for him.
Thou hast
met
with
the
rejoicer
And the
doer
of
righteousness, In Thy ways they
remember
Thee,
Lo
, Thou hast
been
wroth when
we sin,
By
them
`
is '
continuance, and we are
saved.
Thou meetest
him
that
rejoiceth
and worketh
righteousness, those
that
remember
thee
in thy ways :
behold
, thou art
wroth ;
for
we have
sinned:
in
those
is continuance, and we shall
be
saved.
And
we are as unclean --
all
of
us
, And as
a
garment
passing
away,
all our righteous
acts
; And we fade as a leaf --
all
of
us.
And our iniquities as
wind do
take
us away.
But
we are all
as an
unclean thing
, and all our righteousnesses
are
as
filthy
rags
; and we all
do
fade as a leaf ;
and our iniquities ,
like
the
wind ,
have
taken
us away.
And there is none calling
in
Thy name, Stirring
up himself to lay
hold on
Thee ,
For Thou hast hid Thy face from us, And thou
meltest
us away
by
our iniquities.
And there is none that
calleth
upon
thy name, that
stirreth
up himself to take
hold of
thee :
for thou hast hid thy face from us, and hast
consumed
us ,
because
of
our iniquities.
And
now, O Jehovah
, thou `
art '
our Father ,
We `
are '
the clay, and Thou our Framer,
And the work of Thy hand --
all
of
us
.
But
now, O LORD
, thou art our father ;
we are the clay, and thou our potter;
and we
all
are
the work of thy hand.
Be not wroth ,
O
Jehovah,
very sore, Nor
for
ever
remember iniquity ,
Lo
, look
attentively
, we beseech Thee, Thy
people
`are'
we all.
Be not wroth very sore, O
LORD,
neither
remember iniquity for
ever:
behold
, see
, we beseech thee, we are
all thy
people
.
Thy holy cities have
been
a wilderness, Zion a wilderness hath
been
, Jerusalem a desolation.
Thy holy cities are
a wilderness, Zion is
a wilderness, Jerusalem a desolation.
Our holy and our beautiful house, Where praise
Thee
did
our fathers, Hath
become
burnt
with fire ,
And all our desirable
things have
become
a
waste.
Our holy and our beautiful house, where our fathers praised
thee
, is
burned
up
with fire :
and all our pleasant
things are
laid
waste.
For
these
dost
Thou refrain Thyself, Jehovah
? Thou art
silent
, and dost
afflict us very sore !'
Wilt
thou refrain thyself for
these
things
, O
LORD
? wilt
thou hold
thy
peace
, and afflict us very sore ?
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