Isaiah 58
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Isaiah 58:6-11

6Is not this the fastH6685 which I have chosenH977: to loose the bands of wickednessH7562, to undo the thongs of the yoke, and to sendH7971 forthH7971 freeH2670 the crushedH7533, and that ye break every yoke?

7Is it not to deal thy breadH3899 to the hungryH7457, and that thou bringH935 to thy houseH1004 the needy wanderers; when thou seest the nakedH6174, that thou coverH3680 him; and that thou hideH5956 not thyself from thine own fleshH1320?

8ThenH227 shall thy lightH216 breakH1234 forth as the dawnH7837, and thy health shall springH6779 forth speedily; and thy righteousnessH6664 shall goH1980 before thee, the gloryH3519 of Jehovah shall be thy rearguard.

9ThenH227 shalt thou callH7121, and Jehovah will answerH6030; thou shalt cry, and he will sayH559, HereH2005 I am. If thou take awayH5493 from the midstH8432 of thee the yoke, the putting forthH7971 of the fingerH676 and the unjust speech,

10and thou proffer thy soulH5315 to the hungryH7457, and satisfyH7646 the afflicted soulH5315: then shall thy lightH216 riseH2224 in the darknessH2822, and thine obscurity be as midday;

11and Jehovah will guideH5148 thee continuallyH8548, and satisfyH7646 thy soulH5315 in drought, and strengthen thy bonesH6106; and thou shalt beH1961 like a wateredH7302 gardenH1588, and like a water-spring, whose watersH4325 deceive not.

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