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Isaiah 22:1-11

The Oracle Concerning the Valley of Vision

Isaiah 22:1-11
1
A prophecy about the Valley of Vision: Tell me what is wrong with you, that you have all gone up on the roofs.
2
You city full of noise, confusion and boisterous excitement, your slain did not fall to the sword, nor did they die in battle.
3
All your leaders fled together and were captured without the use of a bow; all from you who were found were captured, even though they had fled far away.
4
This is why I said, "Don't look at me, leave me alone to weep bitterly, don't try to comfort me over the destruction of my people."
5
For it is a day of panic, trampling and confusion from Adonai ELOHIM-Tzva'ot in the Valley of Vision. With walls crashing down, they cry for help to the mountains.
6
'Eilam picks up the quivers, with cavalry and horsemen, and Kir uncovers the shields.
7
In time, your choicest valleys are overrun by chariots, and the cavalry take their posts by the gate;
8
thus is Y'hudah's protection removed. That day you looked for the armor in the House of the Forest.
9
You saw how many breaches there were in the City of David, you collected water from the lower pool,
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you surveyed the houses in Yerushalayim, tearing some down to fortify the wall.
11
You also built a reservoir between the two walls for the water from the Old Pool; but you didn't look to Him who made these things; you had no respect for Him who fashioned them long ago.
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