Ésaïe 21

American Standard Version (1901)

ASV

Ésaïe 21

American Standard Version (1901). Public domain.

The burdenH4853 of the wildernessH4057 of the seaH3220. As whirlwindsH5492 in the SouthH5045 sweepH2498 through, it comethH935 from the wildernessH4057, from a terribleH3372 landH776. A grievousH7186 visionH2380 is declaredH5046 unto me; the treacherous manH898 dealeth treacherouslyH898, and the destroyerH7703 destroyethH7703. Go upH5927, O ElamH5867; besiegeH6696, O MediaH4074; all the sighingH585 thereof have I made to ceaseH7673. Therefore are my loinsH4975 filledH4390 with anguishH2479; pangsH6735 have taken holdH270 upon me, as the pangsH6735 of a woman in travailH3205: I am painedH5753 so that I cannot hearH8085; I am dismayedH926 so that I cannot seeH7200. My heartH3824 flutterethH8582, horrorH6427 hath affrightedH1204 me; the twilightH5399 that I desiredH2837 hath been turnedH7760 into tremblingH2731 unto me. They prepareH6186 the tableH7979, they setH6186 the watchH6822, they eatH398, they drinkH8354: riseH6965 up, ye princesH8269, anointH4886 the shieldH4043. For thus hath the LordH136 saidH559 unto me, GoH3212, setH5975 a watchmanH6822: let him declareH5046 what he seethH7200: and when he seethH7200 a troopH7393, horsemenH6571 in pairsH6776, a troopH7393 of assesH2543, a troopH7393 of camelsH1581, he shall hearkenH7181 diligentlyH7182 with muchH7227 heedH7182. And he criedH7121 as a lionH738: O LordH136, I standH5975 continuallyH8548 upon the watch-towerH4707 in the day-timeH3119, and am setH5324 in my wardH4931 whole nightsH3915; and, behold, here comethH935 a troopH7393 of menH376, horsemenH6571 in pairsH6776. And he answeredH6030 and saidH559, FallenH5307, fallenH5307 is BabylonH894; and all the graven imagesH6456 of her godsH430 are brokenH7665 unto the groundH776. O thou my threshingH4098, and the grainH1121 of my floorH1637! that which I have heardH8085 from JehovahH3068 of hostsH6635, the GodH430 of IsraelH3478, have I declaredH5046 unto you. The burdenH4853 of DumahH1746. One callethH7121 unto me out of SeirH8165, WatchmanH8104, what of the nightH3915? WatchmanH8104, what of the nightH3915? The watchmanH8104 saidH559, The morningH1242 comethH857, and also the nightH3915: if ye will inquireH1158, inquireH1158 ye: turnH7725 ye, comeH857. The burdenH4853 upon ArabiaH6152. In the forestH3293 in ArabiaH6152 shall ye lodgeH3885, O ye caravansH736 of DedanitesH1720. Unto himH7125 that was thirstyH6771 they broughtH857 waterH4325; the inhabitantsH3427 of the landH776 of TemaH8485 did meetH6923 the fugitivesH5074 with their breadH3899. For they fledH5074 away fromH6440 the swordsH2719, fromH6440 the drawnH5203 swordH2719, and fromH6440 the bentH1869 bowH7198, and fromH6440 the grievousnessH3514 of warH4421. For thus hath the LordH136 saidH559 unto me, Within a yearH8141, according to the yearsH8141 of a hirelingH7916, all the gloryH3519 of KedarH6938 shall failH3615; and the residueH7605 of the numberH4557 of the archersH7198, the mighty menH1368 of the childrenH1121 of KedarH6938, shall be fewH4591; for JehovahH3068, the GodH430 of IsraelH3478, hath spokenH1696 it.

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