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OET by section ISA 23:1

ISA 23:1–23:18 ©

The speech concerning the Tiru and Sidun

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23:1 The speech concerning the Tiru and Sidun

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23the_oracle of_Tsor/(Tyre) wail Oh_ships of_Tarshiysh if/because it_has_been_devastated without_house when_came_in from_land of_Cyprus it_has_been_revealed to_them_they.
2Be_silent Oh_inhabitants of_[the]_coastland Oh_trader of_Tsīdōn/(Sidon) [one_who]_passes_over [the]_sea filled_your.
3And_in/on/at/with_waters many the_seed of_Shihor the_harvest of_the_River revenue_its and_it_became [the]_trading_profit of_nations.
4Be_ashamed Oh_Tsīdōn/(Sidon) if/because it_has_said [the]_sea the_stronghold the_sea to_say not I_have_been_in_labour and_not I_have_given_birth and_not I_have_brought_up young_men I_have_raised young_women.
5As_when a_report to_Miʦrayim/(Egypt) people_will_be_in_anguish at_report of_Tsor/(Tyre).
6Pass_over Tarshiysh_to wail Oh_inhabitants of_[the]_coastland.
7This to/for_you_all exultant_[city] from_days of_antiquity origin_whose taken_her feet_whose to_far_off to_settle.
8Who did_he_plan this on Tsor/(Tyre) the_bestower_of_crowns which merchants_whose [were]_princes traders_whose [were_those_who_were]_honoured of_[the]_earth.
9YHWH of_hosts planned_it to_defile [the]_pride of_all splendor to_humble all [the]_honoured_[people] of_[the]_earth.
10Pass_over land_your like_the_Nile Oh_daughter of_Tarshiysh there_[is]_not a_restraint still.
11His/its_hand he_has_stretched_out over the_sea he_has_made_tremble kingdoms YHWH he_has_commanded concerning Kinaˊan to_destroy fortresses_its.
12And_he/it_said not you_will_repeat again to_exult the_crushed the_virgin of_the_daughter of_Tsīdōn/(Sidon) Cyprus[fn] arise pass_over also there not it_will_be_rest to/for_you(fs).
13There the_land of_[the]_ones_from_Kasdiy this the_people [which]_not it_was Assyria destined_it for_wilderness_creatures they_raised_up siege_towers_their[fn] they_laid_bare palaces_its made_it like_ruin.
14Wail Oh_ships of_Tarshiysh if/because it_has_been_devastated fortress_your_all’s.
15and_it_was in_the_day (the)_that and_forgotten Tsor/(Tyre) seventy year[s] like_days of_a_king one from_the_end/extremity of_seventy year[s] it_will_happen to_Tsor/(Tyre) as_song the_prostitute.
16Take a_harp go_around [the]_city Oh_prostitute forgotten do_well to_play multiply song so_that you_may_be_remembered.
17And_it_was from_the_end/extremity of_seventy year[s] he_will_visit YHWH DOM Tsor/(Tyre) and_return to_wages_her and_prostitute with all the_kingdoms the_earth/land on the_surface the_soil.
18And_it_was merchandise_her and_wages_her a_holy_thing to/for_YHWH not it_will_be_stored_up and_not it_will_be_hoarded if/because for_those_live to_(the)_face_of/in_front_of/before YHWH it_will_belong merchandise_her for_food to_abundant and_for_clothing magnificent.

23:12 Variant note: כתיים: (x-qere) ’כִּתִּים֙’: lemma_3794 n_0.1.0 morph_HNp id_23p6Q כִּתִּים֙

23:13 Variant note: בחיני/ו: (x-qere) ’בַחוּנָ֗י/ו’: lemma_971 n_0.1.1 morph_HNcmpc/Sp3ms id_23k2Q בַחוּנָ֗י/ו

ISA 23:1–23:18 ©

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