Isaiah 1
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Isaiah 1:21-25

21How is the faithfulH539 cityH7151 become an harlotH2181! it was fullH4392 of judgmentH4941; righteousnessH6664 lodgedH3885 in it; but now murderersH7523. 22Thy silverH3701 is become drossH5509, thy wineH5435 mixedH4107 with waterH4325: 23Thy princesH8269 are rebelliousH5637, and companionsH2270 of thievesH1590: every one lovethH157 bribesH7810, and followethH7291 after rewardsH8021: they judgeH8199 not the fatherlessH3490, neither doth the causeH7379 of the widowH490 comeH935 to them. 24Therefore saithH5002 the LordH113, the LORDH3068 of hostsH6635, the mighty OneH46 of IsraelH3478, AhH1945, I will ridH5162 myself of my adversariesH6862, and avengeH5358 me of my enemiesH341: 25And I will turnH7725 my handH3027 upon thee, and thoroughlyH1253 purge awayH6884 thy drossH5509, and take awayH5493 all thy tinH913:1

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  1. 1. Isaiah 1:25 purely: Heb. according to pureness ↩

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Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain