Isaiah 47
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Isaiah 47:8-11

8Therefore hearH8085 now this, thou that art given to pleasuresH5719, that dwellestH3427 securelyH983, that sayestH559 in thy heartH3824, I am, and none elseH657 besides me; I shall not sitH3427 as a widowH490, neither shall I knowH3045 the loss of childrenH7908: 9But these twoH8147 things shall comeH935 to thee in a momentH7281 in oneH259 dayH3117, the loss of childrenH7908, and widowhoodH489: they shall comeH935 upon thee in their perfectionH8537 for the multitudeH7230 of thy sorceriesH3785, and for the greatH3966 abundanceH6109 of thy enchantmentsH2267. 10For thou hast trustedH982 in thy wickednessH7451: thou hast saidH559, None seethH7200 me. Thy wisdomH2451 and thy knowledgeH1847, it hath pervertedH7725 thee; and thou hast saidH559 in thy heartH3820, I am, and none elseH657 besides me.1 11Therefore shall evilH7451 comeH935 upon thee; thou shalt not knowH3045 from where it risethH7837: and mischiefH1943 shall fallH5307 upon thee; thou shalt not be ableH3201 to put it offH3722: and desolationH7722 shall comeH935 upon thee suddenlyH6597, which thou shalt not knowH3045.23

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  1. 1. Isaiah 47:10 perverted...: or, caused thee to turn away ↩
  2. 2. Isaiah 47:11 from...: Heb. the morning thereof ↩
  3. 3. Isaiah 47:11 put: Heb. expiate ↩

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Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain