Isaiah 35
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New American Standard Bible 1995

Isaiah 35:5-10

5Then the 1eyes of the blind will be opened And the ears of the deaf will be unstopped.6Then the 2lame will leap like a deer, And the 3tongue of the mute will shout for joy. For waters will break forth in the 4wilderness And streams in the 5Arabah.7The 6scorched land will become a pool And the thirsty ground 7springs of water; In the 8haunt of jackals, its resting place, Grass becomes reeds and rushes.89A highway will be there, 10a roadway, And it will be called the Highway of 11Holiness. The unclean will not travel on it, But it will be for him who walks that way, And 12fools will not wander on it.9No 13lion will be there, Nor will any vicious beast go up on it; 14These will not be found there. But 15the redeemed will walk there,10And 16the ransomed of the Lord will return And come with joyful shouting to Zion, With everlasting joy upon their heads. They will 17find gladness and joy, And 18sorrow and sighing will flee away.

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Notes

  1. 1. Isaiah 35:5 Is 29:18; 32:3, 4; 42:7, 16; 50:4; Matt 11:5; John 9:6, 7 ↩
  2. 2. Isaiah 35:6 Matt 15:30; John 5:8, 9; Acts 3:8 ↩
  3. 3. Isaiah 35:6 Matt 9:32; Luke 11:14 ↩
  4. 4. Isaiah 35:6 Is 35:1; 41:18; 43:19; 49:10; 51:3; John 7:38 ↩
  5. 5. Isaiah 35:6 Or desert ↩
  6. 6. Isaiah 35:7 Or mirage ↩
  7. 7. Isaiah 35:7 Is 49:10 ↩
  8. 8. Isaiah 35:7 Is 13:22; 34:13 ↩
  9. 9. Isaiah 35:8 Is 11:16; 19:23; 40:3; 49:11; 62:10 ↩
  10. 10. Isaiah 35:8 Is 30:21; 51:10 ↩
  11. 11. Isaiah 35:8 Is 4:3; 52:1; Matt 7:13, 14; 1 Pet 1:15, 16 ↩
  12. 12. Isaiah 35:8 Is 33:8 ↩
  13. 13. Isaiah 35:9 Is 5:29; 30:6 ↩
  14. 14. Isaiah 35:9 Lit It ↩
  15. 15. Isaiah 35:9 Is 51:10; 62:12; 63:4 ↩
  16. 16. Isaiah 35:10 Is 1:27; 51:11 ↩
  17. 17. Isaiah 35:10 Lit overtake ↩
  18. 18. Isaiah 35:10 Is 25:8; 30:19; 65:19; Rev 7:17; 21:4 ↩

Commentaries on Isaiah 35

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