Isaiah 29
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Isaiah 29:15-21

15WoeH1945 to them that seek deepH6009 to hideH5641 their counselH6098 from the LORDH3068, and their worksH4639 are in the darkH4285, and they sayH559, Who seethH7200 us? and who knowethH3045 us? 16Surely your turning of things upside downH2017 shall be esteemedH2803 as the potter’sH3335 clayH2563: for shall the workH4639 sayH559 of him that madeH6213 it, He madeH6213 me not? or shall the thing formedH3336 sayH559 of him that formedH3335 it, He had no understandingH995?

17Is it not yet a veryH4213 little whileH4592, and LebanonH3844 shall be turnedH7725 into a fruitful fieldH3759, and the fruitful fieldH3759 shall be esteemedH2803 as a forestH3293? 18And in that dayH3117 shall the deafH2795 hearH8085 the wordsH1697 of the bookH5612, and the eyesH5869 of the blindH5787 shall seeH7200 out of obscurityH652, and out of darknessH2822. 19The meekH6035 also shall increaseH3254 their joyH8057 in the LORDH3068, and the poorH34 among menH120 shall rejoiceH1523 in the Holy OneH6918 of IsraelH3478.1 20For the terrible oneH6184 is brought to noughtH656, and the mockerH3887 is consumedH3615, and all that watchH8245 for iniquityH205 are cut offH3772: 21That make a manH120 an offenderH2398 for a wordH1697, and lay a snareH6983 for him that reprovethH3198 in the gateH8179, and turn asideH5186 the justH6662 for a thing of noughtH8414.

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  1. 1. Isaiah 29:19 increase: Heb. add ↩

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Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain