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10 Listen to the word of the Eternal for you, O house of Israel; here is what the Eternal says:
2Never learn to live like pagans,
dismayed at portents in the sky;
pagans are dismayed at them,
3but their rites are inane.
Here is a tree felled from the forest,
trimmed by a woodman’s axe,
4decked out with silver and with gold,
9with plates of silver from Tartessus,
with gold from Ophir,
all jewellers’ and joiners’ work,
decked out in violet and purple cloth,
the work of craftsmen,
4then propped with nails and hammer,
to keep it from falling!
5Idols are like scarecrows in a field,
they cannot say a word;
they have to be carried,
for they cannot move a step.
Have no fear of them; they cannot hurt you--
no, nor help you!
6[[There is none like thee, O Eternal;
great thou art, great thy presence in its power!
7O King of nations, who would not revere thee?
For reverence is thy due;
no sage, no royalty, in all the world,
none is like thee.]]
8Stupid and senseless are they, one and all--
what idols teach is wooden like themselves!
10But the Eternal is the real God,
a living God, an everlasting King;
earth trembles when he rages,
no nation can endure his wrath 11 [[Tell them this: the gods who never made heaven and earth shall vanish off the earth and from under heaven]],
12who by his power made the earth,
who by his wisdom founded the world,
and by his knowledge spread heaven out;
13when he thunders, the heavens are in tumult,
he makes mists rise from the ends of the earth,
he flashes lightning through the rain,
and brings wind from his storehouses.
14It strikes man dumb and senseless;
the goldsmith is ashamed of his carved image,
his metal image is a futile thing.
15There is no breath of life in idols;
they are a vain delusion,
they break down when the test arrives--
16not like him who is Jacob’s own possession;
for he who formed the universe is Jacob’s God,
his name is the Lord of hosts. * * *
17Pick up your bundle to depart,
O city besieged!
18[[For here is what the Eternal says: This time I proceed to eject the inhabitants of the country and harry them until they pay the penalty.]]
19I said, “Alas, I am undone,
my wound is deep!
a wound indeed, and yet
I must endure it.
20My tent is wrecked,
the ropes all broken;
my children are no more,
they are all gone,
none left to raise my tent again,
to hang up its curtains.
21For the authorities were senseless,
seeking no guidance from the Eternal;
so they had no success,
and all their folk are scattered.
22Listen, there comes a din,
a mighty clamour from the north!
Judah’s townships are to turn a waste,
a haunt for jackals.” 23 [[O thou Eternal, well thou knowest that man’s course lies not in his own hands; it is not in a man to have control over his actions. 24 So correct us, O Eternal One, but not too hard; not in a passion of thine anger, lest thou make our numbers few.
25Vent thy full fury on pagans who disown thee,
on races who never invoke thee;
for they have devoured Jacob utterly
and laid waste his homestead.]]
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