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ISA 31:1–32:8 ©

Rulers and people in the coming days

Rulers and people in the coming days

32Behold there comes a king

who will rule in a spirit of justice,

and princes who govern with equity –

2each like a shelter from the wind,

a refuge from storm of rain,

or like streamlets of water in dry parched places,

or shade of great rock in a weary land.


3Then the eyes that see will not be sealed,

and the ears that hear will not be heedless;

4the mind of the rash will judge with discernment,

the stammering tongue will be fluent and plain.

5No more will a fool be called ‘noble.’

No more will a knave be named ‘princely.’


6For the fool speaks folly for ever,

his mind evermore plots mischief;

his doings are profane,

and error he speaks of the Lord.

He leaves the hungry unsated,

and drink he withholds from the thirsty.

7The tricks of the evil are vile,

and villainies he plans –

to ruin the humble with lies,

and the poor, though his plea may be just.

8But the plans of the ‘noble’ are noble,

by nobleness he will endure.

ISA 31:1–32:8 ©

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