Isaiah 7
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Isaiah 7:21-25

21And it shall come to pass in that dayH3117, that a manH376 shall nourishH2421 a youngH1241 cowH5697, and twoH8147 sheepH6629; 22And it shall come to pass, for the abundanceH7230 of milkH2461 that they shall giveH6213 he shall eatH398 butterH2529: for butterH2529 and honeyH1706 shall every one eatH398 that is leftH3498 inH7130 the landH776.1 23And it shall come to pass in that dayH3117, that every placeH4725 shall be, where there were a thousandH505 vinesH1612 worth a thousandH505 pieces of silverH3701, it shall even be for briersH8068 and thornsH7898. 24With arrowsH2671 and with bowsH7198 shall men comeH935 there; because all the landH776 shall become briersH8068 and thornsH7898. 25And on all hillsH2022 that shall be dugH5737 with the mattockH4576, there shall not come thereH935 the fearH3374 of briersH8068 and thornsH7898: but it shall be for the sending forthH4916 of oxenH7794, and for the treadingH4823 of lesser cattleH7716.

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  1. 1. Isaiah 7:22 the land: Heb. the midst of the land ↩

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Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain