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circa 800–400 BC

The Hebrew Prophets

God speaks through Isaiah, Jeremiah, and the minor prophets—calling Israel to repentance and foretelling the coming Messiah.

3,706 verses · 14 books covered

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  1. Isaiah 24:10c. 712 BC

    The city of chaos is shattered, every house closed up; no one can enter.

  2. Isaiah 24:11c. 712 BC

    In the streets they are crying over the wine; all joy has faded, cheer has left the land.

  3. Isaiah 24:12c. 712 BC

    In the city, only desolation, its gates are battered beyond repair.

  4. Isaiah 24:13c. 712 BC

    Around the earth, among the peoples, it will be as when beating an olive tree, as when gleaning the grapes at the end of the harvest.

  5. Isaiah 24:14c. 712 BC

    They lift their voices, singing for joy, shouting from the west to honor ADONAI.

  6. Isaiah 24:15c. 712 BC

    So in the east, honor ADONAI ; in the coastlands, honor the name of ADONAI, the God of Isra'el.

  7. Isaiah 24:16c. 712 BC

    From the farthest part of the earth we have heard them sing, "Glory to the Righteous One!" But, I say, I'm wasting away, I am wasting away! Woe to me! Traitors betray! Oh, how the traitors betray and betray!

  8. Isaiah 24:17c. 712 BC

    Terror, pit and trap are upon you, you who are living on earth.

  9. Isaiah 24:18c. 712 BC

    He who flees at the sound of terror will fall into the pit. He who climbs up out of the pit will be caught in the trap. For the windows above have been opened, and the earth's foundations shake.

  10. Isaiah 24:19c. 712 BC

    The earth cracks and breaks open, the earth crumbles to pieces, the earth trembles and totters.

  11. Isaiah 24:20c. 712 BC

    The earth staggers to and fro like a drunk, sways back and forth like a watchman's shelter; its transgression weighs heavy upon it; it will fall and not rise again.

  12. Isaiah 24:21c. 712 BC

    When that day comes, ADONAI will punish the armies of the high heaven on high, and the kings of the earth here on earth.

  13. Isaiah 24:22c. 712 BC

    They will be assembled like prisoners in a dungeon and shut up in prison to be punished many years.

  14. Isaiah 24:23c. 712 BC

    Then the moon will be confused and the sun ashamed, for ADONAI-Tzva'ot will rule on Mount Tziyon and in Yerushalayim, with his glory manifest to the rulers of his people.

  15. Isaiah 25:1c. 712 BC

    ADONAI, you are my God. I exalt you, I praise your name. For you have accomplished marvels, [fulfilled] ancient plans faithfully and truly.

  16. Isaiah 25:2c. 712 BC

    For you have made a city a heap of stones, turned a fortified city into rubble, made the foreigners' fortress a city that will never be rebuilt.

  17. Isaiah 25:3c. 712 BC

    Therefore mighty peoples glorify you, the city of ruthless nations fears you.

  18. Isaiah 25:4c. 712 BC

    For you have been a refuge for the poor, a refuge for the needy in distress, shelter from the storm, shade from the heat for the blast from the ruthless was like a storm that could destroy a wall.

  19. Isaiah 25:5c. 712 BC

    Like desert heat, you subdue the foreigners' uproar; like heat subdued by a cloud's shadow, the song of the ruthless dies away.

  20. Isaiah 25:6c. 712 BC

    On this mountain ADONAI-Tzva'ot will make for all peoples a feast of rich food and superb wines, delicious, rich food and superb, elegant wines.

  21. Isaiah 25:7c. 712 BC

    On this mountain he will destroy the veil which covers the face of all peoples, the veil enshrouding all the nations.

  22. Isaiah 25:8c. 712 BC

    He will swallow up death forever. Adonai ELOHIM will wipe away the tears from every face, and he will remove from all the earth the disgrace his people suffer. For ADONAI has spoken.

  23. Isaiah 25:9c. 712 BC

    On that day they will say, "See! This is our God! We waited for him to save us. This is ADONAI ; we put our hope in him. We are full of joy, so glad he saved us!"

  24. Isaiah 25:10c. 712 BC

    For on this mountain the hand of ADONAI will rest. But Mo'av will be trampled down where they are, like straw trampled into a pile of manure.

  25. Isaiah 25:11c. 712 BC

    They will spread out their hands in Mo'av, like a swimmer using his hands to tread water; but their pride will be humbled and sunk, no matter how clever the strokes of their hands.