Isaiah 63
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Isaiah 63:1-6

1Who is this that cometh from EdomH123, with dyed garmentsH899 from BozrahH1224? this that is glorious in his apparelH3830, marchingH6808 in the greatnessH7230 of his strengthH3581? I that speakH1696 in righteousnessH6666, mightyH7230 to saveH3467.

2Wherefore art thou redH122 in thine apparelH3830, and thy garmentsH899 like him that treadeth in the winefat?

3I have troddenH1869 the winepress aloneH905; and of the peoplesH5971 there was noH369 manH376 with meH5921: yea, I trodH1869 them in mine angerH639, and trampledH7429 them in my furyH2534; and their lifebloodH5332 is sprinkled uponH5921 my garmentsH899, and I have stainedH1351 allH3605 my raimentH4403.

4For the dayH3117 of vengeanceH5359 was in mine heartH3820, and the yearH8141 of my redeemedH1350 is comeH935.

5And I lookedH5027, and there was noneH369 to helpH5826; and I wondered that there was noneH369 to upholdH5564: therefore mine own armH2220 broughtH3467 salvationH3467 unto meH3467; and my furyH2534, it upheldH5564 meH3467.

6And I trodH947 downH3381 the peoplesH5971 in mine angerH639, and madeH7937 them drunkH7937 in my furyH2534, and I pouredH3381 out their lifebloodH5332 on the earthH776.

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Revised Version 1895 — 1895 — Public Domain