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OET-RV ISA Chapter 47

OETISA 47 ©

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47:1Babylon’s coming judgement

47Come down and sit in the dust you virgin daughter of Babylon.

Sit on the ground without a throne you daughter of the Chaldeans,[ref]

because people won’t call you tender and delicate any more.

2Turn those millstones and grind flour.

Remove your veil and strip off your skirt.

Uncover your legs to wade through rivers.

3Your nakedness will be exposed.

≈ Yes, your shame will be visible.

I’ll take vengeance and won’t spare anyone.


4Commander-in-chief Yahweh is the name of the one who bought our freedom

Yisrael’s holy one.

5Sit in silence and go in darkness you daughter of the Chaldeans,

because you’ll no longer be called ‘the queen of kingdoms’.

6I was angry with my people

I defiled my inheritance and handed them over to you.

You showed them no compassion

even the old had a heavy burden placed on them.

7You said that you’d be queen forever,

but you didn’t give it enough thought

you didn’t consider its outcome.

8Now listen to this you over-indulged woman who lives in security,

saying in her heart, ‘No one else is important except me.[ref]

I’ll never be a widow or lose my children.’

9But both of these things will suddenly happen to you:

Bereavement and childless will hit in one day.

They’ll come on you with completeness despite your plentiful sorcercies

and the power of your multiple spells.


10You trusted in your wickedness and thought no one would notice you.

Your wisdom and knowledge has led you astray

and you told yourself that no one else was important except you.

11Calamity will hit you and you won’t be able to charm it away.

≈ Disaster will fall on you and you won’t be able to avoid it—

≈ disaster like you’ve never known before will come on you suddenly.

12Keep trusting your spells and your plentiful sorcercies

that you’ve worked hard at since your youth.

Perhaps you’ll be successful—maybe scaring disaster away.

13You’ve become tired of listening to so much advice.

Please let them stand up and save you—

those ones who chart the skies and divine from moons

to discover what’s going to happen to you.


14Look, they’ve become like straw that get burnt in a fire.

They can’t rescue themselves from the flames.

There’ll be no coals to warm them—no fire to sit by.

15That’s what those you worked with have become—those traders from your youth.

Everyone has wandered in their own directionthere’s no rescuer.


47:1-15: Isa 13:1–14:23; Jer 50:1; 51:64.

47:8-9: Rev 18:7-8.

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OETISA 47 ©

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