Isaiah 14
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Isaiah 14:11-14

11Thy pompH1347 is brought downH3381 to the graveH7585, and the noiseH1998 of thy violsH5035: the wormH7415 is spreadH3331 under thee, and the wormsH8438 coverH4374 thee. 12How art thou fallenH5307 from heavenH8064, O LuciferH1966, sonH1121 of the morningH7837H3213! how art thou cut downH1438 to the groundH776, which didst weakenH2522 the nationsH1471!1 13For thou hast saidH559 in thy heartH3824, I will ascendH5927 into heavenH8064, I will exaltH7311 my throneH3678 aboveH4605 the starsH3556 of GodH410: I will sitH3427 also upon the mountH2022 of the congregationH4150, in the sidesH3411 of the northH6828: 14I will ascendH5927 above the heightsH1116 of the cloudsH5645; I will be likeH1819 the most HighH5945.

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  1. 1. Isaiah 14:12 O Lucifer: or, O day star ↩

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Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain