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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 2:20c. 759 BC

    At that day shall man cast away his siluer idoles, and his golden idoles (which they had made themselues to worship them) to the mowles and to the backes,

  2. Isaiah 2:21c. 759 BC

    To goe into the holes of the rockes, and into the toppes of the ragged rockes from before the feare of the Lord, and from the glory of his maiestie, when he shall rise to destroy the earth.

  3. Isaiah 2:22c. 759 BC

    Cease you from the man whose breath is in his nostrels: for wherein is he to be esteemed?

  4. Isaiah 3:1c. 759 BC

    For lo, the Lord God of hostes will take away from Ierusalem and from Iudah the stay and the strength: euen all the staye of bread, and all the stay of water,

  5. Isaiah 3:2c. 759 BC

    The strong man, and the man of warre, the iudge and the prophet, the prudent and the aged,

  6. Isaiah 3:3c. 759 BC

    The captaine of fiftie, and the honourable, and the counseller, and the cunning artificer, and the eloquent man.

  7. Isaiah 3:4c. 759 BC

    And I will appoint children to bee their princes, and babes shall rule ouer them.

  8. Isaiah 3:5c. 759 BC

    The people shalbe oppressed one of another, and euery one by his neighbour: the children shall presume against the ancient, and the vile against the honourable.

  9. Isaiah 3:6c. 759 BC

    When euery one shall take holde of his brother of the house of his father, and say, Thou hast clothing: thou shalt bee our prince, and let this fall be vnder thine hand.

  10. Isaiah 3:7c. 759 BC

    In that day hee shall sweare, saying, I cannot bee an helper: for there is no bread in mine house, nor clothing: therefore make me no prince of the people.

  11. Isaiah 3:8c. 759 BC

    Doubtlesse Ierusalem is fallen, and Iudah is fallen downe, because their tongue and workes are against the Lord, to prouoke the eyes of his glory.

  12. Isaiah 3:9c. 759 BC

    The triall of their countenance testifieth against them, yea, they declare their sinnes as Sodom, they hide them not. Wo be vnto their soules: for they haue rewarded euil vnto themselues.

  13. Isaiah 3:10c. 759 BC

    Say ye, Surely it shalbe well with the iust: for they shall eate the fruite of their workes.

  14. Isaiah 3:11c. 759 BC

    Woe be to the wicked, it shalbe euill with him: for the reward of his handes shalbe giuen him.

  15. Isaiah 3:12c. 759 BC

    Children are extortioners of my people, and women haue rule ouer them: O my people, they that leade thee, cause thee to erre, and destroy the way of thy paths.

  16. Isaiah 3:13c. 759 BC

    The Lord standeth vp to pleade, yea, hee standeth to iudge the people.

  17. Isaiah 3:14c. 759 BC

    The Lord shall enter into iudgement with the Ancients of his people and the princes thereof: for ye haue eaten vp the vineyarde: the spoyle of the poore is in your houses.

  18. Isaiah 3:15c. 759 BC

    What haue ye to do, that ye beate my people to pieces, and grinde the faces of the poore, saith the Lord, euen the Lord of hoasts?

  19. Isaiah 3:16c. 759 BC

    The Lord also saith, Because the daughters of Zion are hautie, and walke with stretched out neckes, and with wandering eyes, walking and minsing as they goe, and making a tinkeling with their feete,

  20. Isaiah 3:17c. 759 BC

    Therefore shall the Lord make the heades of the daughters of Zion balde, and the Lord shall discouer their secrete partes.

  21. Isaiah 3:18c. 759 BC

    In that day shall the Lord take away the ornament of the slippers, and the calles, and the round tyres,

  22. Isaiah 3:19c. 759 BC

    The sweete balles, and the brasselets, and the bonnets,

  23. Isaiah 3:20c. 759 BC

    The tyres of the head, and the sloppes, and the head bandes, and the tablets, and the earings,

  24. Isaiah 3:21c. 759 BC

    The rings and the mufflers,

  25. Isaiah 3:22c. 759 BC

    The costly apparell and the vailes, and the wimples, and the crisping pinnes,