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14:1 The returning from exile
14 Yahweh will have compassion on Yakov,
≈ and will choose Yisrael again,
and settle them on their own land.
Foreigners will join with them,
≈ and attach themselves to the Israeli people.
2 The nations will take them back to their own place,
and in Yahweh’s land, the Israelis will take them as male and female servants.
They’ll take their captors captive,
≈ and they’ll rule over their oppressors.
3 Then at the time when Yahweh gives you a break from your anguish and suffering,
≈ and from the hard labour you did as slaves,
4 then you’ll taunt Babylon’s king with this song,
“How the oppressor has stopped,
≈ and how his fury has ceased.
5 Yahweh has broken the wicked peoples’ staff,
≈ the golden rod of the rulers.
6 In your rage, you struck the people groups with never-ending blows,
≈ ruling the nations in anger—persecuting them without restraint.
7 Now the whole world is in restful peace.
People have broken out with a shout of celebration.
8 Even the cypress trees are happy about your demise,
≈ as as the cedars in Lebanon.
Now that you’re powerless,
→ no one comes up to cut us down.
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