Isaiah 7
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Isaiah 7:1-4

1And it came to pass in the daysH3117 of AhazH271 the sonH1121 of JothamH3147, the sonH1121 of UzziahH5818, kingH4428 of JudahH3063, that RezinH7526 the kingH4428 of SyriaH758, and PekahH6492 the sonH1121 of RemaliahH7425, kingH4428 of IsraelH3478, went upH5927 toward JerusalemH3389 to warH4421 against it, but couldH3201 not prevailH3898 against it.

2And it was toldH5046 the houseH1004 of DavidH1732, sayingH559, SyriaH758 is confederateH5117 with EphraimH669. And his heartH3824 was movedH5128, and the heartH3824 of his peopleH5971, as the treesH6086 of the woodH3293 are movedH5128 withH6440 the windH7307.1

3Then saidH559 YhwhH3068 unto IsaiahH3470, Go forthH3318 now to meetH7125 AhazH271, thou, and Shear–jashubH7610 thy sonH1121, at the endH7097 of the conduitH8585 of the upperH5945 poolH1295 in the highwayH4546 of the fuller’sH3526 fieldH7704;23

4And sayH559 unto him, Take heedH8104, and be quietH8252; fearH3372 not, neither be faintheartedH3824H7401 for the twoH8147 tailsH2180 of these smokingH6226 firebrandsH181, for the fierceH2750 angerH639 of RezinH7526 with SyriaH758, and of the sonH1121 of RemaliahH7425.4

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Notes

  1. 1. Isaiah 7:2 is confederate…: Heb. resteth on. ↩
  2. 2. Isaiah 7:3 Shear–jashub: that is, The remnant shall return. ↩
  3. 3. Isaiah 7:3 highway: or, causeway. ↩
  4. 4. Isaiah 7:4 neither…: Heb. let not thy heart be tender. ↩

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