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Isaiah 47

47 “Come down and sit in the dust,

virgin of the daughter of Babylon!

Sit on the ground without a throne,

daughter of the Chaldeans!

For you will not make them add

that they should call you tender and delicate.

2 Take the millstones and grind flour.

Remove your veil, strip off the skirt,

uncover the thigh, pass through rivers.

3 Your nakedness will be uncovered;

your reproach will also be seen.

I will take vengeance,

and I will not meet a man.”

4 Our Redeemer, Yahweh of Armies is his name,

is the Holy One of Israel.

5 “Sit silently and go into darkness,

daughter of the Chaldeans,

for you will not make them add

that they should call you ‘The Mistress of Kingdoms.’

6 I was angry with my people;

I profaned my inheritance,

and I gave them into your hand.

You set no mercies to them;

on the elderly, you made your yoke very heavy.

7 And you said, ‘I will be a mistress forever,’

yet you did not set these on your heart;

you did not remember its end.

8 And now, hear this, luxuriant one,

dweller in security,

the one saying in her heart,

‘I am, and besides me there is none;

I will not sit as a widow,

and I will not know bereavement.’

9 For the two of these will come to you

in a moment, in one day,

bereavement and widowhood.

According to their fulness they will come upon you,

in the abundance of your sorceries,

in the great power of your spells.

10 But you trusted in your wickedness;

you said, ‘No one is seeing me.’

Your wisdom and your knowledge,

it led you astray,

and you said in your heart,

‘I am, and besides me there is none.’

11 And trouble will come upon you;

you will not know its dawning.

And ruin will fall upon you;

you will not be able to atone for it.

And desolation will come upon you suddenly;

you will not know.

12 Stand, please, with your spells

and with the abundance of your sorceries,

in which you have labored from your youth;

perhaps you will be able to benefit,

perhaps you will terrify.

13 You have been tired by the abundance of your counsels.

Let them stand, please, and save you,

the dividers of the heavens, the seers of the stars,

the ones making known by months,

from what will come upon you.

14 Behold, they will become like stubble;

fire will burn them up.

They will not deliver their souls

from the hand of the flame.

There is no coal to warm them,

no light to sit before it.

15 Thus they will become for you,

with whom you labored,

your merchants from your youth.

A man to his side they will wander;

no one will be saving you.”

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