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15 Here is a message for Moav (Moab):[ref]
So, in a night Ar in Moav will be laid waste, destroyed.
≈ So, in a night Kir in Moav will be laid waste, destroyed.
2 They’ve gone up to the temple, and Divon up to the hills to weep.
≈ Moav wails about Nevo and Medeva.
All their heads are bald.
≈ All their beards are cut off.
3 In their streets they wear sackcloth.
≈ On their (flat) roofs and in the square, everyone wails,
→ coming down in tears.
4 Heshbon and Elealeh cry out—their voice is heard as far as Yahats.
≈ So too, the soldiers from Moav call out as their spirit trembles inside them.
5 My heart cries out for Moav, those who flee to Tsoar and to Eglat-Shelishiyah,
because they weep as they climb the Luhit ascent,
≈ yes, on the road to Horonaim, they cry loudly from their suffering.
6 The Nimrim spring has dried up so the grass has withered.
≈ The vegetation has disappeared so there’s no more greenery.
7 Because of that, they take the wealth they’ve made and their savings,
→ and they carry it away across the stream with the willows.
8 Yes, the cry has surrounded the Moav region,
and her wailing has carried as far as Eglayim and Beyt-Eylim,
9 because the Dimon stream is full of blood,
→ However, I’ll bring more on Dimon.
I’ll send a lion for Moav’s survivors,
Isa 25:10-12:
10 Yahweh’s hand rests on this mountain to secure it.
Moav will be trampled down like a heap of straw in a dung pile.[ref]
11 Yahweh will spread out his hands in the middle of it,
like a swimmer spreading his arms to swim,
and he’ll cancel their pride with the skill of his hands.
12 He’ll knock down your high fortress walls,
and Moav’s cities will be broken right down low.
Jer 48:1-47:
48:1 Moav’s punishment
Yisrael’s god, Commander-in-chief Yahweh says to Moav:
Nevo won’t end well because it’ll be devastated.
Kiriatayim has been humiliated and captured.
Its fortress has been disgraced and shattered.[ref]
2 No one will praise Moav again.
Their enemies in Heshbon plotted disaster against them, saying,
Let’s go and destroy it as a nation.
Madmen will be silenced after the sword finishes with you.
3 Listen, a cry of distress is coming from Horonayim,
where there’s ruin and terrible destruction.
4 Moav has been destroyed.
Its workers have made their cries heard.
5 They weeps as they climb Luhit hill,
because on the way down to Horonayim,
shouts of distress will heard because of the destruction.
so you’ll be like a juniper bush in the wilderness.
7 Because of your trust in your practices and your wealth,
you too will be captured.
Then Kemosh will go away into captivity, along with its priests and leaders.
8 The destroyer will come to every city—no city will escape.
The valley will perish and the plain will be devastated, as Yahweh has said.
9 Give wings to Moav, because it must certainly fly away.
Its cities will become a wasteland without anyone living in them.
10 Anyone who’s slack doing Yahweh’s work should be cursed.
Anyone who’s afraid to use his sword to kill should be cursed.
48:11 Moav’s cities destroyed
11 Moav has felt secure since it was young.
Its like its wine that’s never been poured from container to container.
Its never gone into captivity.
so it still tastes as good as ever—
its nice aroma hasn’t unchanged.
12 But Yahweh declares that the time is coming
when I’ll send along those who’ll tip it over
and empty out all its pots and smash its jars.
13 Then Moav will be ashamed of their god Kemosh
just as Yisrael’s people were ashamed of the golden calf that they put their trust in at Beyt-El.
14 How can you Moav soldiers say, ‘We are warriors,
powerful fighting men’?
15 Moav will be devastated and its cities attacked.
Its finest young men have gone down to the place of slaughter.
That is the king’s declaration—his name is Commander-in-chief Yahweh.
16 Moav’s disaster is coming soon.
Calamity is rushing towards it.
17 You surrounding nations, wail,
and all you who know Moav’s fame, shout
‘Oh no, the strong staff, the splendid rod, has been broken.’
18 Come down from your place of honour
and sit on the ground that’s dry and thirsty,
you daughter living in Dibon city,
because the one who’ll destroy Moav will attack you—
the one who’ll destroy your fortications.
19 You people who live in Aroer city,
Ask the escaping men and women what happened there.
20 Moav has been humiliated because it’s been shattered.
Tell the people at the Arnon river that Moav’s been devastated.
21 Now punishment has come to Moav’s high plateau:
to Holon, Yahtsah, Mefa’at, 22 Divon, Nevo, Beyt-Divlatayim, 23 Kiriatayim, Beyt-Gamul, Beyt-Meon, 24 Keriot, and Botsrah, and all of Moav’s towns, both near and far. 25 Moav’s power will be terminated and its dominance will be broken.
48:26 Moav’s humiliation
26 Make Moav drunk, because it acted proudly against Yahweh.
Let Moav wallow in its vomit,
and let it be an object of ridicule.
27 Didn’t Moav make Yisrael an object of ridicule?
Weren’t they thought of as thieves,
such that you shook your head when you spoke about them.
28 Abandon the cities and camp on the cliffs, you inhabitants of Moav,
≈ and become like a dove that’s nesting over the mouth of a hole in the rocks.
29 We’ve heard about Moav’s pride,
about its arrogance, haughtiness, pride, boastfulness,
and the conceit in its heart.
30 This is Yahweh’s declaration:
≈ and their hollow boasting about things they haven’t even done.
≈ and I’ll cry out for all of Moav.
I’ll lament for the people of Kir-Heres.
32 I’ll weep for you more than I did for Yazer, you vine of Sivmah.
Your tendrils passed across the Salt Sea and reached as far as Yazer.
A destroyer has attacked your summer fruit and your grape harvest,
33 so celebration and happiness have been taken away from the fruit trees and from Moav itself.
I’ve put an end to the wine from their wine-pressing pits.
They won’t tread the grapes with happy shouts—
any shouts won’t be shouts of celebration.
34 From the shouts at Heshbon as far as Elealeh, their sound is heard at Yahaz, from Tsoar to Horonayim and Eglat-Shelishiyah, since even the water at Nimrim has dried up. 35 I will put an end to anyone in Moav who makes sacrifices on the hilltop shrines and burns incense to his gods. That is Yahweh’s declaration.
36 Because of all that, I groan inwardly for Moav and Kir-Hareset, like a flute at a funeral, knowing that all the wealth that they acquired will be lost. 37 Yes, every head will be shaved and all their beards will be clipped. They’ll all have cuts on their hands and be wearing sackcloth around their waists. 38 There’s wailing coming from every flat roof and from all the plazas in Moav because I’ve destroyed Moav like pottery that no one wants. That is Yahweh’s declaration. 39 How it’s been shattered. How they keep wailing. Moav turns its back in shame—it will become an object of derision and a terror to all those who are around it 40 because Yahweh says this:
Listen, the enemy will swoop down like an eagle and spread out his wings against Moav.
41 Keriyot has been captured, and its fortresses have been seized,
because on that day, Moav’s soldiers will be apprehensive like women in labour.
42 Then Moav will be destroyed and no longer be a people group,
because they thought they were better than Yahweh.
43 Terror, and pits and traps, are coming to you inhabitants of Moav.
That is Yahweh’s declaration.
44 Anyone who flees because of terror will fall into a pit,
and anyone who climbs out of the pit will be caught in a trap,
because I will bring this on them in the year when I punish them.
That is Yahweh’s declaration. 45 Those who flee will stand in the shadow of Heshbon city without any strength,
because will go out from Heshbon—flame from the middle of Sihon.
It’ll devour Moav’s forehead and the top of the heads of the rebellious people.
46 You won’t end well Moav. You worshippers of Kemosh will be destroyed
because your sons and daughters will be captured and taken away.
47 However, in future years, Moav’s judgement will end and I will restore Moav from captivity.
That is Yahweh’s declaration.
Eze 25:8-11:
25:8 Moab’s punishment
8 The master Yahweh says this, ‘Because Moab and Seir say that the kingdom of Yehudah is just like every other nation,[ref] 9 well listen, I’ll destroy the border cities protecting Moab, starting with the splendour of Beyt-Yeshimot, Baal-Meon, and Kiriataim. 10 I’ll hand them over to the people in the east who’ve already been against the Ammonites—I’ll give them up as a possession so that the Ammonites won’t be remembered among the nations. 11 Yes, I’ll execute judgements against Moab, then they’ll know that I am Yahweh.’
Amos 2:1-3:
Moab
“Even if Moab was three or four sins below the threshold,
I wouldn’t turn away its punishment,
because he completely burnt up the bones of Edom’s king.[ref]
and it will devour Keriot’s fortresses.
with shouting and the sound of the horn. 3 I’ll wipe out her judge,
≈ and I’ll kill all the leaders along with him,”
Zeph 2:8-11:
≈ and the Ammonites’ insults.
They’ve insulted my people
and built up their forces against their border.[ref]
9 Commander-in-chief Yahweh, Yisrael’s god, declares:
As certain as I’m alive,
≈ and the Ammonites like Amorah (Gomorrah),
overrun by nettles and salt-pits—in ruins forever.
The remnant of my people will plunder them,
≈ and the remainder of my nation will take possession of them.[ref]
10 That will be the fruit of their pride,
because they mocked and talked themselves up
against the people of Commander-in-chief Yahweh.
11 The people of Moab and Ammon will be very scared when Yahweh punishes them.
He’ll do that so powerfully that people will stop worshipping all other gods.
People in every nation will worship Yahweh instead—each person in their own country.