Isaías 47

1Come down^H3381, and sit^H3427 in the dust^H6083, O virgin^H1330 daughter^H1323 of Babylon^H894; sit^H3427 on the ground^H776 without a throne^H3678, O daughter^H1323 of the Chaldeans^H3778: for thou shalt no more^H3254 be called^H7121 tender^H7390 and delicate^H6028. 2Take^H3947 the millstones^H7347, and grind^H2912 meal^H7058; remove^H1540 thy veil^H6777, strip^H2834 off the train^H7640, uncover^H1540 the leg^H7785, pass through^H5674 the rivers^H5104. 3Thy nakedness^H6172 shall be uncovered^H1540, yea, thy shame^H2781 shall be seen^H7200: I will take^H3947 vengeance^H5359, and will spare^H6293 no man^H120. 4Our Redeemer^H1350, Jehovah^H3068 of hosts^H6635 is his name^H8034, the Holy One^H6918 of Israel^H3478. 5Sit^H3427 thou silent^H1748, and get^H935 thee into darkness^H2822, O daughter^H1323 of the Chaldeans^H3778; for thou shalt no more^H3254 be called^H7121 The mistress^H1404 of kingdoms^H4467. 6I was wroth^H7107 with my people^H5971, I profaned^H2490 mine inheritance^H5159, and gave^H5414 them into thy hand^H3027: thou didst show^H7760 them no mercy^H7356; upon the aged^H2205 hast thou very^H3966 heavily^H3513 laid thy yoke^H5923. 7And thou saidst^H559, I shall be mistress^H1404 for ever^H5769; so that thou didst not lay^H7760 these things to thy heart^H3820, neither didst remember^H2142 the latter end^H319 thereof. 8Now therefore hear^H8085 this, thou that art given to pleasures^H5719, that sittest^H3427 securely^H983, that sayest^H559 in thy heart^H3824, I am, and there is none else^H657 besides me; I shall not sit^H3427 as a widow^H490, neither shall I know^H3045 the loss of children^H7908: 9but these two^H8147 things shall come^H935 to thee in a moment^H7281 in one^H259 day^H3117, the loss of children^H7908, and widowhood^H489; in their full measure^H8537 shall they come^H935 upon thee, in the multitude^H7230 of thy sorceries^H3785, and the great^H3966 abundance^H6109 of thine enchantments^H2267. 10For thou hast trusted^H982 in thy wickedness^H7451; thou hast said^H559, None seeth^H7200 me; thy wisdom^H2451 and thy knowledge^H1847, it hath perverted^H7725 thee, and thou hast said^H559 in thy heart^H3820, I am, and there is none else^H657 besides me. 11Therefore shall evil^H7451 come^H935 upon thee; thou shalt not know^H3045 the dawning^H7837 thereof: and mischief^H1943 shall fall^H5307 upon thee; thou shalt not be able^H3201 to put it away^H3722: and desolation^H7722 shall come^H935 upon thee suddenly^H6597, which thou knowest^H3045 not. 12Stand^H5975 now with thine enchantments^H2267, and with the multitude^H7230 of thy sorceries^H3785, wherein^H834 thou hast labored^H3021 from thy youth^H5271; if so be thou shalt be able^H3201 to profit^H3276, if so be thou mayest prevail^H6206. 13Thou art wearied^H3811 in the multitude^H7230 of thy counsels^H6098: let now the astrologers^H1895, the star-gazers^H2374, the monthly^H2320 prognosticators^H3045, stand up^H5975, and save^H3467 thee from the things that shall come^H935 upon thee. 14Behold, they shall be as stubble^H7179; the fire^H784 shall burn^H8313 them; they shall not deliver^H5337 themselves^H5315 from the power^H3027 of the flame^H3852: it shall not be a coal^H1513 to warm^H2552 at, nor a fire^H217 to sit^H3427 before. 15Thus shall the things be unto thee wherein thou hast labored^H3021: they that have trafficked^H5503 with thee from thy youth^H5271 shall wander^H8582 every one^H376 to his quarter^H5676; there shall be none to save^H3467 thee.