Isaiah 5
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Isaiah 5:25-30

25ThereforeH3651 is the angerH639 of Jehovah kindled against his peopleH5971, and he hath stretchedH5186 forth his handH3027 against them, and hath smitten them; and the mountainsH2022 trembleH7264, and their dead bodies are as refuse in the midstH7130 of the streetsH2351. For all this his angerH639 is not turnedH7725 awayH7725, but his handH3027 is stretchedH5186 out stillH5750.

26And he will liftH5375 up an ensign to the nationsH1471 from farH7350, and will hissH8319 for them from the endH7097 of the earthH776; and, behold, they shall comeH935 with speed swiftly. 27None shall be wearyH5889 nor stumbleH3782 among them; none shall slumberH5123 nor sleepH3462; neither shall the girdle of their loinsH2504 be loosed, nor the latchet of their shoes be broken: 28whose arrowsH2671 are sharp, and all their bowsH7198 bentH1869; their horses’ hoofsH6541 shall be accountedH2803 as flint, and their wheelsH1534 as a whirlwind: 29their roaringH7580 shall be like a lionessH3833, they shall roarH7580 like youngH3715 lionsH3715; yea, they shall roarH7580, and lay holdH270 of the preyH2964, and carry it awayH5337 safe, and there shall be none to deliverH5337. 30And they shall roar against them in that dayH3117 like the roaring of the seaH3220: and if one look unto the landH776, behold, darknessH2822 and distressH6862; and the lightH216 is darkened in the clouds thereof.

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