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HAG 2:10–2:19 ©

The questioning of Haggai of priests

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2:10 The questioning of Haggai of priests

10On the 24th of the ninth month in King Dareyavesh’s second year (about two months later), Yahweh gave a message to the prophet Haggai the prophet: 11Army commander Yahweh says, “Ask the priests about Mosheh’s instructions. 12If a priest took some meat that had been offered to God and carried it wrapped in a piece of clothing, then if the clothing touched some other food, would that other food become holy?’ ”

“No, it wouldn’t,” the priests replied.

13Then Haggai asked, “But if a person became unclean by touching a corpse and then touched any of that food, would it become unclean?”[ref]

Yes, it would become unclean,” the priests answered.

14That’s what Yahweh declares about you people,” Haggai continued. “He says that that’s how this country acts towards him. Your actions are dishonourable and then that same disrespect transfers to your offerings 15So now think back to before when stones were being laid for Yahweh’s temple. 16During that time, when someone went to get twenty containers of grain, there were only ten there, and when someone went to fill fifty jars of wine from the vat, there was only enough for twenty. 17Yahweh declares that he caused blight and mildew and hail to affect your work, but you still didn’t turn to him. 18Think back to the time from when the foundation of Yahweh’s temple was laid, until today (this 24th of the ninth month). Consider that. 19Is any grain left in the storehouse for seed? What’s more, the vines, and the fig trees and pomegranate trees and olive trees, haven’t produced fruit. However, Yahweh will bless you from today onwards.”


10in/on/at/with_twenty and_four of_the_ninth in_year two of_Dārəyāvesh it_came the_word of_YHWH to Ḩaggay the_prophet to_say.
11Thus he_says YHWH of_hosts ask please DOM the_priests instruction to_say.
12There he_will_carry someone flesh of_holiness in/on/at/with_fold garment_his and_touches in/on/at/with_fold_his (to) the_bread and_near/to the_stew and_near/to the_wine and_near/to oil and_near/to every food become_holy and_answered the_priests and_they_said no.
13And_he/it_said Ḩaggay if he_will_touch a_[person]_unclean of_a_corpse in_all these_[things] become_unclean and_answered the_priests and_they_said it_will_become_unclean.
14And_said Ḩaggay and_he/it_said [is]_thus the_people the_this and_thus/so/as_follows the_nation the_this to/for_my_face/front the_utterance of_YHWH and_thus/so/as_follows all the_work hands_their and_which they_will_bring_near there [is]_unclean it.
15And_now set please thought_of_you_all from the_day the_this and_onwards from_before put a_stone to a_stone in_(the)_palace of_YHWH.
16From_to_be_anyone someone_came to a_heap of_twenty_[measures] and_there_were ten someone_came to the_wine_vat to_draw fifty_[measures] a_winepress and_there_were twenty.
17I_struck DOM_you_all in/on/at/with_blight and_in/on/at/with_mildew and_in/on/at/with_hail DOM all the_work hands_your_all’s and_not DOM_you_all to_me the_utterance of_YHWH.
18Set please thought_of_you_all from the_day the_this and_onwards from_day twenty and_four of_the_ninth to_since the_day when it_was_founded the_temple of_YHWH set thought_of_you_all.
19Still the_seed in/on/at/with_barn and_unto the_vine and_the_fig_tree and_the_pomegranate and_tree the not wwww from the_day the_this wwww.

HAG 2:10–2:19 ©

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