Isaiah 21
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Isaiah 21:2-9

2A grievous visionH2380 is declaredH5046 unto me: the treacherousH898 dealeth treacherouslyH898, and the spoiler spoileth. GoH5927 up, ElamH5867! besiege, MediaH4074! All the sighingH585 thereof have I made to ceaseH7673.

3ThereforeH3651 are my loinsH4975 filledH4390 with pain; anguishH2479 hath takenH270 holdH270 upon me, as the anguishH2479 of a woman in travail: I am bowed down soH3651 as not to hearH8085, I am dismayedH926 soH3651 as not to seeH7200.

4My heartH3824 panteth, horror affrighteth me: the night of my pleasure hath he turned into trembling unto me.

5PrepareH6186 the tableH7979, appoint the watch; eatH398, drinkH8354: ariseH6965, ye princesH8269, anointH4886 the shieldH4043.

6For thusH3541 hath the LordH136 saidH559 unto me: Go, setH5975 a watchmanH6822, let him declareH5046 what he seeth.

7And he sawH7200 chariotsH7393, horsemenH6571 by pairsH6776, a chariotH7393 with asses, a chariotH7393 with camelsH1581; and he hearkened diligently with muchH7227 heed.

8And he cried [as] a lionH738, LordH136, I standH5975 continuallyH8548 upon the watchtowerH4707 in the daytimeH3119, and I am setH5324 in my ward whole nightsH3915.

9— And behold, there cometh a chariotH7393 of menH376; horsemenH6571 by pairsH6776. And he answered and saidH559, BabylonH894 is fallenH5307, is fallenH5307; and all the graven images of her 1godsH430 he hath brokenH7665 unto the groundH776.

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  1. 1. Isaiah 21:9 21.9 Elohim ↩

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