Isaiah 64
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Isaiah 64:6-12

6But we are all as an uncleanH2931thing, and all our righteousnessesH6666are as filthyH5708 ragsH899; and we all do fadeH5034H1101 as a leafH5929; and our iniquitiesH5771, like the windH7307, have taken us awayH5375. 7And there is none that callethH7121 upon thy nameH8034, that stirreth upH5782 himself to take holdH2388 of thee: for thou hast hidH5641 thy faceH6440 from us, and hast consumedH4127 us, becauseH3027 of our iniquitiesH5771.12 8But now, O LORDH3068, thou art our fatherH1; we are the clayH2563, and thou our potterH3335; and we all are the workH4639 of thy handH3027. 9Be not very angryH7107H3966, O LORDH3068, neither rememberH2142 iniquityH5771 for everH5703: behold, seeH5027, we beseech thee, we are all thy peopleH5971. 10Thy holyH6944 citiesH5892 are a wildernessH4057, ZionH6726 is a wildernessH4057, JerusalemH3389 a desolationH8077. 11Our holyH6944 and our beautifulH8597 houseH1004, where our fathersH1 praisedH1984 thee, is burnedH8316 with fireH784: and all our pleasant thingsH4261 are laid wasteH2723. 12Wilt thou restrainH662 thyself for these things, O LORDH3068? wilt thou hold thy peaceH2814, and grievouslyH3966 afflictH6031 us?

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Notes

  1. 1. Isaiah 64:7 consumed: Heb. melted ↩
  2. 2. Isaiah 64:7 because: Heb. by the hand ↩

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Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain