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6:1 The destruction of Israel
6 Those who’re at ease in Tsiyyon (Zion) won’t end well,
nor will those who feel secure in the hill country of Shomron (Samaria)—
the notable men of the best of the nations—
the ones who Israel’s descendants come to for help!
2 “Go to Kalneh and look.
From there go to Hamat-Rabah.
Then go down to the Philistine city of Gat.
Are they better than your two kingdoms?
Is their territory larger than yours?”
3 Those who refuse to consider the day of disaster won’t end well
and make the seat of violence come closer.
5 They sing fun songs with the harp as accompaniment.
They improvise on musical instruments like David did.
and anoint themselves with the finest oils,
but they don’t grieve over Israel’s ruin.
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