Isaiah 38
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Isaiah 38:9-14

9The writingH4385 of HezekiahH2396 kingH4428 of JudahH3063, when he had been sickH2470, and was recovered of his sicknessH2483.

10I saidH559, In the noontide of my daysH3117 I shall go into the gatesH8179 of the grave: I am deprivedH6485 of the residue of my yearsH8141.

11I saidH559, I shall notH3808 seeH7200 the LORDH3050, evenH5750 the LORDH3050 in the landH776 of the livingH3427: I shall beholdH7200 manH120 noH3808 moreH5750 with the inhabitantsH3427 of the worldH776.

12MineH4480 ageH3117 is removedH1540, and is carriedH1540 awayH1540 from meH4480 as a shepherd’sH7473 tentH168: I have rolledH7088 upH5704 like a weaverH707 my lifeH3117; he will cutH1214 meH4480 offH1214 from the loom: from dayH3117 evenH5704 to nightH3915 wilt thou makeH1540 an end of meH4480.

13I quieted myself untilH5704 morningH1242; as a lionH738, soH3651 he breaketh allH3605 my bonesH6106: from dayH3117 evenH5704 to nightH3915 wilt thou make an end of meH3605.

14Like a swallowH5693 or a craneH5693, soH3651 didH3651 I chatter; I didH3651 mourn as a doveH3123: mine eyesH5869 fail with looking upward; O LORDH136, I am oppressedH6234, be thou my suretyH6148.

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Revised Version 1895 — 1895 — Public Domain