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OET-LV ISA Chapter 23
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23 the _ oracle_ ofTsor/(Tyre) wail Oh _ ships_ ofTarshiysh if/because it _ has_ been_ devastatedwithout _ house when _ came _ infrom _ land _ ofCyprus it _ has_ been_ revealedto _ them_ they .
2 Be _ silentOh _ inhabitants_ of[the] _ coastlandOh _ trader_ ofTsīdōn/(Sidon) [one _ who]_ passes_ over[the] _ seafilled _ your .
3 And _ in/on/at/with _ waters many the _ seed_ ofShihor the _ harvest_ ofthe _ Riverrevenue _ of_ its and _ it _ became[the] _ trading_ profit_ ofnations .
4 Be _ ashamedOh _ Tsīdōn/(Sidon)if/because [the] _ seait _ has_ saidthe _ stronghold_ ofthe _ sea to _ say not I _ have_ been_ in_ labourand _ not I _ have_ given_ birthand _ not I _ have_ brought_ upyoung _ menI _ have_ raisedyoung _ women5 As _ when a _ reportto _ Miʦrayim/(Egypt) people _ will_ be_ in_ anguishat _ report _ ofTsor/(Tyre) .
6 Pass _ overTarshiysh _ to wail Oh _ inhabitants_ of[the] _ coastland7 This to/for _ you _ allexultant _ [city]from _ days _ ofantiquity origin _ of_ whose taken _ her feet _ of_ whose to _ far _ offto _ settle .
8 Who did _ he_ planthis on Tsor/(Tyre) the _ bestower _ of_ crownswhich merchants _ of_ whose [were] _ princestraders _ of_ whose [were _ those_ who_ were]_ honoured_ of[the] _ earth9 YHWH hosts planned _ it to _ defile [the] _ pride_ ofall _ ofsplendor to _ humble all _ of[the] _ honoured_ [people]_ of[the] _ earth10 Pass _ overland _ of_ your like _ the_ Nile Oh _ daughter_ ofTarshiysh there _ [is]_ nota _ restraintstill .
11 His/its _ hand he _ has_ stretched_ outover the _ sea he _ has_ made_ tremblekingdoms YHWH he _ has_ commandedconcerning Kinaˊan/(Canaan) to _ destroy fortresses _ of_ its .
12 And _ he/it _ saidnot you _ will_ repeatagain to _ exult the _ crushed the _ virgin_ ofthe _ daughter_ ofTsīdōn/(Sidon) Cyprus [fn ] arise pass _ overalso there not it _ will_ be_ restto/for _ you(fs) .
13 There the _ land_ of[the] _ _ from_ Kasdiythis the _ people [which] _ notit _ wasʼAshshūr destined _ it for _ wilderness _ creaturesthey _ raised_ upsiege _ towers_ of_ their [fn ] they _ laid_ barepalaces _ of_ its made _ it like _ ruin .
14 Wail Oh _ ships_ ofTarshiysh if/because fortress _ of_ your _ all’sit _ has_ been_ devastated15 and _ it _ wasin _ the_ day (the) _ that and _ Tsor/(Tyre) _ forgotten seventy year[s] like _ days _ ofa _ kingone from _ the_ end/extremity seventy year[s] it _ will_ happento _ Tsor/(Tyre) as _ song _ ofthe _ prostitute .
16 Take a _ harpgo _ around[the] _ cityOh _ prostituteforgotten do _ wellto _ playmultiply song so _ thatyou _ may_ be_ remembered17 And _ it _ wasfrom _ the_ end/extremity seventy year[s] YHWH he _ will_ visitDOM Tsor/(Tyre) and _ return to _ wages _ of_ her and _ prostitute with all _ ofthe _ kingdoms_ ofthe _ earth/land on the _ surface_ ofthe _ soil .
18 And _ it _ wasmerchandise _ of_ her and _ wages _ of_ her a _ holy_ thingto/for _ YHWH not it _ will_ be_ stored_ upand _ not it _ will_ be_ hoardedif/because for _ those_ live to _ (the) _ face_ of/in_ front_ of/beforeYHWH it _ will_ belongmerchandise _ of_ her for _ food to _ abundant and _ for _ clothing magnificent .
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