Isaiah 30
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Isaiah 30:18-21

18And therefore will the LORDH3068 waitH2442, that he may be graciousH2603 to you, and therefore will he be exaltedH7311, that he may have mercyH7355 upon you: for the LORDH3068 is a GodH430 of judgmentH4941: blessedH835 are all they that waitH2442 for him. 19For the peopleH5971 shall dwellH3427 in ZionH6726 at JerusalemH3389: thou shalt weepH1058 no moreH1058: he will be veryH2603 graciousH2603 to thee at the voiceH6963 of thy cryH2199; when he shall hearH8085 it, he will answerH6030 thee. 20And though the LordH136 shall giveH5414 you the breadH3899 of adversityH6862, and the waterH4325 of afflictionH3906, yet shall not thy teachersH3384 be removed into a cornerH3670 any more, but thy eyesH5869 shall seeH7200 thy teachersH3384:1 21And thy earsH241 shall hearH8085 a wordH1697 behindH310 thee, sayingH559, This is the wayH1870, walk ye in itH3212, when ye turn to the right handH541, and when ye turn to the leftH8041.

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  1. 1. Isaiah 30:20 affliction: or, oppression ↩

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Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain