Isaiah 57
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Isaiah 57:17-21

17For the iniquityH5771 of his covetousnessH1215 I was angryH7107, and smoteH5221 him: I hidH5641 myself, and was angryH7107, and he went onH3212 backslidingH7726 in the wayH1870 of his heartH3820.1 18I have seenH7200 his waysH1870, and will healH7495 him: I will leadH5148 him also, and restoreH7999 comfortsH5150 to him and to his mournersH57. 19I createH1254 the fruitH5108 of the lipsH8193; PeaceH7965, peaceH7965 to him that is far offH7350, and to him that is nearH7138, saithH559 the LORDH3068; and I will healH7495 him. 20But the wickedH7563 are like the troubledH1644 seaH3220, when it cannotH3201 restH8252, whose watersH4325 cast upH1644 mireH7516 and dirtH2916. 21There is no peaceH7965, saithH559 my GodH430, to the wickedH7563.

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  1. 1. Isaiah 57:17 frowardly: Heb. turning away ↩

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