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Chapter 29
In the tenth year upon the
twelfth day of the tenth month, the word of the Lord came unto me,
saying: O thou son of man, set now face against Pharaoh the King of
Egypt, Prophesy against him and against the whole land of Egypt:
Speak, and tell him, thus saith the Lord God: behold, O Pharaoh thou
king of Egypt, I will upon thee, thou great dragon, that liest in
the waters: thou that sayest the water is mine. I have made it
myself. I will put hooks in thy *chawes, and hang all the fish of
thy waters upon thy scales. after that I will draw thee out of thy
waters, yee and all the fish of thy waters that hang upon thy
scales. I will cast thee out upon the dry land with the fish of thy
waters, so that thou shalt lie upon the field. Thou shalt not be
gathered nor taken up: but shall be meat for the beasts of the
field, and for the fowls of the air: that all they which dwell in
Egypt, may know, that I am the Lord: because thou hast been a staff
of *rede to the house of Israel. When they took hold of thee with
their hand thou breakest and prickest them on every side: and if
they leaned upon thee, thou brakest and hurtest the *reynes of their
backs. Therefore, thus saith the Lord God: behold, I will bring a
sword upon thee, and root out of thee both man and beast. Yee the
land of Egypt shall be desolate and waste, and they shall know, that
I am the Lord: Because he said: The water is mine, I myself have
made it. Behold therefore, I will upon thee, and upon thy waters: I
will make the land of Egypt waste and desolate, from the tower of
Syenes unto the borders of the Morains land: so that in forty years
no foot of man shall walk there, neither foot of cattle go there,
neither shall it be inhabited. And I will make the land of Egypt to
be desolate, among other waste countries, and her cities to lie void
forty years, among the other void cities: And I will scatter the
Egyptians among the Heathen and nations.
Again, thus saith the Lord God: When the forty years are
expired I will gather the Egyptians together again, out of the
nations, among whom they were scattered, and I will bring the
prisoners of Egypt again into the land of Pathures their own native
country, that they may be there a lowly small kingdom: Yee they
shall be the smallest among the other kingdoms, least they exalt
themselves above the Heathen, for I will so minish them, that they
shall no more rule the Heathen. They shall no more counsel hope unto
the house of Israel, neither prey upon them any more to wickedness,
to cause them to turn back, and follow them: and they shall know
that I am the Lord God.
In the twenty seventh year, the first day of the first month,
the word of the Lord came unto me, saying: O thou son of man,
Nabuchodonosor the king of Babylon hath made his host, with great
travail and labor to come before Tyre: that every head may be bald,
and every shoulder bare. Yet hath Tyre given him nor his host any
reward, for the great travail he hath taken there. Therefore thus
saith the Lord God: behold, I will give the land of Egypt unto
Nabuchodonosor the king of Babylon, that he may take away all her
substance, rob her robberies, and spoil her spoils, to pay his host
their wages withal. I will give him the land of Egypt for his labor,
that he took for me before Tyre. At the same time will I cause the
*horn of the house of Israel to grow forth, and open thy mouth again
among them: that they may know that I am the Lord.
*chawes (jaws), *rede (reed or red) *reynes
(reigns) *horn= glory and power MN
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Chapter 30
The word of the Lord came more
over unto me, saying: thou son of man, prophesy and speak: thus
saith the Lord God: Mourn, woe worth this day! for the day is here,
the day of the Lord is come: the dark day of the heathen, the hour
is at hand, the sword cometh upon Egypt. when wounded men fall down
in Egypt, when her people are taken away, and her foundations are
destroyed, the Morians land shall be afraid, yee the Morians land,
Libia and Lydia, all their common people, and Chub, and all that be
confederate unto them, shall fall with them through the sword.
Thus saith the Lord: The maintainers of the land of Egypt
shall fall, the pride of her power shall come down: even unto the
tower of Syenes shall they be slain down with the sword, saith the
Lord God: among other desolate countries they shall be desolate, and
among other waste cities they shall be wasted. And they shall know
that I am the Lord, when I kindle a fire in Egypt, and when all her
helpers are destroyed. At that time, shall their messengers go forth
from me in ships, to make the careless Moryans afraid, and sorrow
shall come upon them in the day of Egypt for doubtless it shall
come.
Thus saith the Lord God: I will make an end of the people of
Egypt through the hand of Nabuchodonosor king of Babylon. He and his
people with him, Yee and the cruel tyrants of the Heathen shall be
brought to destroy the land. They shall draw out their swords upon
Egypt and fill the land full of slain men. I will dry up their
floods of water, and sell the land into the hands of wicked people.
The land and all that is therein, will I destroy through the
enemies. Even I the Lord have said it.
An thus saith the Lord God: I will destroy the Idols, and
bring the images of Noph to an end. There shall no more be a prince
of Egypt, and a fearfulness will I send into the Egyptians land. As
for Pathures, I will make it desolate, and kindle a fire in Zoan.
Alexandria will I punish and pour my wrothful indignation upon. Sin
which is the strength which is the strength of Egypt. All the
substance of Alexandria will I destroy, and kindle a set fire in
Egypt.
Sin shall be in great heaviness, Alexandria shall be rooted
out, and Noph shall have daily sorrow, the best men of Neliopolis
and Bubasto shall be slain with the sword, and carried away captive.
At Taphnis the day shall be dark, when I break there the scepter of
the land of Egypt, and when the pomp of her power shall have an end.
A cloud shall cover her, and her daughters shall be led away into
captivity. Thus will I punish Egypt, that they may know, how that I
am the Lord.
It happened in the eleventh year, upon the seventh day of the
first Month, that the Lords word came unto me, saying: Behold, thou
son of man, I will brake the arm of Pharaoh king of Egypt: and lo,
it shall not be bound up to be healed, neither shall any plaster be
layed upon it, for to ease it, or to make it so strong, as to hold a
sword. Therefore, thus saith the Lord God: Behold, I will upon
Pharaoh the king of Egypt, and bruise his strong arm ( yet it is but
a broken one ) and will smite the sword out of his hand.
As for the Egyptians, I will scatter them among the Heathen,
and strew them in the lands about. Again I will strengthen the arm
of the king of Babylon, and give him my sword in his hand: but I
will break Pharaohs arm so that he shall hold it before him
pitifully, like a wounded man.
Yee I will stablish the king of Babylons arm, and the armies
of Pharaoh shall fall down: that it may be known that I am the Lord,
which gave the king of Babylon my sword in his hand, that he mat
draw it out upon the land of Egypt: and that when I scatter the
Egyptians among the Gentiles, and strew them in the lands about,
they may know, that I am the Lord.
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Chapter 31
Moreover, it happened in the
eleventh year, the first day of the third Month, that the word of
the Lord came unto me, saying: Thou son of man speak unto Pharaoh
king of Egypt, and to all his people: Whom art thou like in thy
greatness? Behold, the Assur was like a Cedar tree upon the mount of
Libanus with fair branches: so thick, that he gave shadows and shot
out very high. His top reached into the clouds. The waters made him
great, and the deep set him up on high. Round about the roots of him
ran threw floods of water, he sent out his little rivers unto all
the trees of the field. Therefore was he higher than all the trees
of the field, and through the multitude of waters that he sent from
him, he obtained many long branches. All the fowls of the air made
their nests in his branches, under his boughs gendered all these
beasts of the field and under his shadow dwelt all people. Fair and
beautiful was he in his greatness and in the length of his branches,
for his root stood beside by great waters, no Cedar tree might hide
him. In the pleasant garden of God , there was no fairer tree like
his branches, the plain trees were no like the boughs of him. All
the trees of the garden of God might not be compared unto him in his
beauty So fair and goodly had I made him with the multitude of his
branches: In so much that all the trees in the pleasant garden of
God, had envy at him. Therefore, thus saith the Lord God: for so
much as he hast lifted up himself so high, and stretched his top
into the clouds, and seeing his heart is proud in his highness: I
will deliver him into the hands of the mightest among the Heathen,
which shall root him out. According to his wickednesses I will cast
him away, the enemies shall destroy him, and the mighty men of the
Heathen shall so scatter him, that his branches shall be upon all
mountains and in all valleys: his boughs shall be broken down to the
ground throughout the land. Then all the people of the land shall go
from his shadow, and forsake him. When he is fallen, all the fowls
of the air shall sit upon him, and all wild beasts of the field
shall go about among his branches: so that from henceforth, no tree
in the water shall attain to his highness, nor reach his top unto
the clouds, neither shall any tree of the water stand so high, as he
hath done. For unto death shall they all be delivered under the
earth, and go down to the grave, like other men.
Moreover, thus saith the Lord God: In the day when he goeth
down to the grave, I will cause a lamentation be made, I will cover
the deep upon him, I staunch his floods, and the great waters shall
be restrained. I shall cause the Libanus to be sorrowful for his
sake, and all the trees of the field shall be smitten. I made the
Heathen shake at the sound of his fall, when I cast him down to
hell, with them that descend into the pit. All the trees of Eden,
with all the chosen and best of Libanus, yee and all that are
planted upon the waters, shall mourn with him also in the lower
habitations: for they shall go down to hell with him, unto them that
be slayen with the sword, which dwelt afore under the shadow of his
arm among the Heathen. To whom shalt thou be likened, that thou art
so glorious and great, among the trees of Eden? Yet art thou cast
down under the earth ( among the trees of Eden ) where thou must lie
among the uncircumcised, with them that be slain with the sword.
Even thus is it with Pharaoh and all his people, saith the Lord God.
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Chapter 32
In the twelfth year, the first
day of the twelfth Month, the word of the Lord came unto me, saying:
thou son of man, take up a lamentation upon Pharao the king of
Egypt, and say unto him: Thou art reputed as a Lion of the Heathen,
and as a whalefish in the sea. Thou compassed the waters about thee,
thou troubledst the waters with thy feet, and stampest in their
floods. Thus saith the Lord God: I will spread my net over thee,
namely, a great multitude of people: these shall drive thee into my
*yarne, for I will cast thee upon the land, I let thee lie upon the
field, that all the fowls of the air may sit upon thee: I will give
all the beasts of the field enough of thee. Thy flesh will I cast
upon the hills, and fill the valleys with thy highness. I will water
the land with the abundance of thy blood even to the mountains, and
the valleys shall be full of thee. When thou art put out, I will
cover the heaven, and make his stars to dim. I will spread a cloud
over the Sun, and the moon shall not give her light. All the bright
lights of heaven will I put out over thee, and bring darkness upon
thy land, saith the Lord God. I will trouble the hearts of many
people, when I bring thy destruction among the Heathen and
countries, whom thou knowest not. Yee, I will make many people with
their kings so afraid through thee, that their hearts shall stand
up, when I shake my sword at their faces. Suddenly shall they be
astonished, every man in himself, at the day of thy fall.
For thus saith the Lord God: The sword of the king of Babylons
sword shall come upon thee, with the swords of the worthies will I
smite down thy people. All they that be mighty among the Gentiles,
shall waste the proud pomp of Egypt, and bring down all her people.
All the cattle also of Egypt will I destroy, that they shall come no
more upon the waters: so that neither mans foot nor beasts claw,
shall steer them any more. Then I will make their waters clear, and
cause their waters to run like oil, saith the Lord God: when I make
the land of Egypt desolate, and when the country with all that is
therein, shall be layed waste: and when I smite all them which dwell
in it, that they may know, that I am the Lord. This is the mourning
that the daughters of the Heathen shall make: Yee and sorrow and
lamentation shall they take up, upon Egypt, and all her people,
saith the Lord God.
In the twelfth year, the fifteenth day of the Month, came the
word of the Lord came unto me, saying: Thou son of man. Take up a
Lament upon the people of Egypt, and cast them down, yee and the
mighty people of the Heathen also, even with them that dwell
beneath: and with them that go down into the grave. Down (how fair
so ever thou be ) and lay with the uncircumcised. Among those that
be slayen with the sword, shall they lay. The sword is given
already, he shall be drawn forth and all his people. The mighty
worthies and his helpers, that be gone down and lie with the
uncircumcised and them that be slain with the sword: shall speak to
him from out of hell.
Asshur is there also with his company, and their graves round
about, which were slain and fell all with the sword, whose graves
lie beside him in the low pit. His commons are buried round about
his grave: all together wounded and slain with the sword, which men
afore time brought fear in to the land of the living.
There is Elam also with all his people, and their graves round
about: which all being wounded and slain with the sword, are gone
down uncircumcised under the earth, which nevertheless sometime
brought fear into the land of the living: for the which they bear
their shame, with the other that be gone down to the grave.
Their burial is given them and all their people, amongst them
that be slain. Their graves are round about all them, which be
uncircumcised, and with them that be slain through the sword: for
seeing in times past they made the land of the living afraid, they
must now bare their own shame, with them that go down to the pit,
and lie among them, that be slain.
There is Mesech also and Tubal, and their people, and their
graves round about. These all are among the uncircumcised, and them
that be slain by the sword, because afore time they made the land
afraid.
Should they then not lay among the worthies, and the
uncircumcised Giants? which with their weapons are gone down to
hell: whos swords are laid under their heads, whos wickedness is
upon their bones: because that as worthies, they have brought fear
in to the land of the living: Yee among the uncircumcised shalt thou
be destroyed, and sleep with them, that perish through the sword.
There is Edom with her kings and princes also, which with
their strength are laid by them that were slain by the sword, Yee
among the uncircumcised, and them which are gone down in to the pit.
Moreover, there be all the princes of the north, with all of the
Sidonians, which are gone down to the slain.
With their fear and strength they are come to confusion, and
lie there uncircumcised, among those that be slain by the sword: and
bear their own shame, with them that go down to the pit. Now when
Pharaoh seeth this, he shall be comforted over all his people, that
is slain with the sword: both Pharo and all his host, saith the Lord
God. For I have given my fear in the land of the living. But Pharo
and all his people shall be among the uncircumcised, and among them
that be slain with the sword, saith the Lord God.
*yarne {net}, *sinite=may be from sinuate meaning to bend curve
twist .
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Chapter 33
Again the word of the Lord came
unto me, saying: Thou son of man, Speak to the children of thy
people, and tell them, When I send the sword upon a land, if the
people of the land take a man of their country, and set him to be
their watchman: That same man ( when he seeth the sword come upon
the land ) shall blow the trumpet, and warn the people.
If a man now hear the noise of the trumpet and will not be
warned, and the sword come and take him away: his blood shall be
upon his own head: for he heard the sound of the trumpet, and would
not take heed, therefore his blood be upon him. But if he will
receive warning, he shall save his life. Again, if the watchman see
the sword come and show it not with the trumpet, so that the people
is not warned: if the sword come then, and take any man from among
them: the same shall be taken away in his own sin, but his blood
will I require of the watchmans hand.
And now ( O thou son of man ) I have made thee a watchman unto
the house of Israel: that where as thou hearest anything out of my
mouth, thou mayest warn them on my behalf. If I say unto the wicked
thou wicked, thou shalt surely die: and thou givest him not warning,
that he may beware of his ungodly way: then shall the wicked die in
his own sin, but his blood will I require at thy hand. Nevertheless,
if thou warn the wicked of his way, to turn from it, where as he yet
will not be turned from it, then shall he die because of his sin,
but thou hast delivered thy soul.
Therefore ( O thou son of man ) speak unto the house of
Israel. Yee say thus: Our offenses and sins lie upon us, and we be
corrupt in them: how should we be then restored unto life? Tell
them: As truly as I live, saith the Lord God, I have no pleasure in
the death of the wicked, but much rather that the wicked turn from
his way and live. Turn you, turn you from your ungodly ways, O ye of
the house of Israel. Oh, wherefore will ye die?
Thou son of man, tell the children of thy people: The
righteousness of the righteous shall not save him, whensoever he
turneth away unfaithfully: Again, the wickedness of the wicked shall
not hurt him, when so ever he converteth from his ungodliness.
And the righteousness of the righteous, shall not save his
life, when so ever he sinneth. If I say unto the righteous, that he
shall surely live, and so he trusteth to his own righteousness, and
do sin: then shall his righteousnesses be no more thought upon, but
in the wickedness that he hath done he shall die. Again, If I say
unto the wicked: Thou shall surely die: and so he turn from his
sins, and do the thing that is lawful and right: In so much that the
same wicked man giveth the pledge again, restoreth that he had taken
away by robbery, walketh in the commandments of life, and doth no
wrong: Then shall he surely live, and not die. Yee the sins that he
hath done, shall never be thought upon: For in so much as he doeth
now the thing that is lawful and right, he shall live. And yet the
children of thy people say: Tush, the way of the Lord is not right,
where as their own way is rather unright.
When the righteous turneth from his righteousness, and doeth
the thing that is wicked, he shall die therefore. But if the wicked
turn from his wickedness, doing the thing that lawful and right, he
shall live therefore. Yet ye say: The way of the Lord is not equal.
O ye house of Israel, I will judge every one of you after his ways.
In the twelfth year, the fifth day of the tenth month of our
captivity, it happened, that one that was fled out of Jerusalem,
came unto me, and said: the city is destroyed. Now the hand of the
Lord was upon me the evening afore this man (which was escaped )
came unto me, and had opened my mouth, until the morning that he
came to me: yee he opened my mouth, so that I was no more dumb. Then
the word of the Lord came unto me, saying: Thou son of man, these
that dwell in the wasted land of Israel, say: Abraham was but one
man, and he had the land in possession: now are we many, and the
land is given us to possess also. And therefore tell them: Thus
saith the Lord: In the blood have ye eaten, your eyes have ye lift
to Idols, and have shed blood: shall ye then have the land in
possession?
Ye lean upon your swords, ye work abominations, every one
defileth his neighbors wife: and shall ye then possess the land? Say
thou these words unto them: Thus saith the Lord God: As truly as I
live, all ye that dwell in this wilderness, shall be slain with the
sword: whatsoever is upon the field, will I give unto the beasts to
be devoured: those that be in strongholds and dens, shall die of the
pestilence. For I will make the land desolate and waste, and the
pomp of her strength shall come to an end. The mountains of Israel
shall be waste that no man shall travel thereby.
Then shall they learn to know, that I am the Lord, when I make
the land waste and desolate, because of all their abominations, that
they have wrought. And thou son of man, the children of thy people
that talk of thee, by the walls and in the doors of their houses,
saying to one to another: Come, let us hear, what word is gone forth
from the Lord: These come unto thee, after the manner of a great
people: yee my people sit down before thee, and hear thy words, but
they do not thereafter: for in their mouths they show themselves, as
though they were fervent, but their heart goeth after their own
covetous lucre. And as a baler that hath a sweet tune, and is
pleasant to sing, so shalt thou be unto them: thy words shall they
hear, but they will not do thereafter. When this cometh to pass, (
for lo, it cometh indeed ) then shall they know, that there hath
been a prophet among them.
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Chapter 34
And the word of the Lord came
unto me, saying: Thou son of man, prophesy against the shepherds of
Israel, prophesy and speak unto them: Thus saith the Lord God: Woe
be unto the shepherds of Israel, that feed themselves. Should not
the shepherds feed the flocks?
Ye have eaten up the fat, ye have clothe you with the wool:
the best fed have ye slain, but the flock have ye not nourished. The
weak have ye not holden up, the sick have ye not healed: the broken
have ye not bound together, the outcasts have ye not brought again:
the lost have ye not sought, but *churlishly and cruelly have ye
ruled them. Thus they were scattered here and there without a
shepherd: yee all the beasts of the field devour them, and they go
astray.
My sheep go wandering upon all mountains, and every high hill.
Yee, they be scattered abroad in all fields, and there is no man,
that careth for them, or seeketh after them. Therefore O ye
shepherds, hear the word of the Lord. As truly as I live, for so
much as my sheep are robbed, and devoured of all the wild beasts of
the field, having no shepherd: and seeing that my shepherds take no
regard for my sheep, but feed themselves only, and not my sheep:
Therefore hear the word of the Lord O ye shepherds: Thus saith the
Lord God: Behold, I myself will upon the shepherds, and require my
sheep from their hands, and make them cease from feeding of my
sheep: Yee the shepherds shall feed themselves no more: For I will
deliver my sheep from out of their mouths, so that they shall not
devour them after this. For thus saith the Lord God: Behold, I will
look to my sheep myself, and seek them. Like as a shepherd among the
flock seeketh after the sheep that are scattered abroad, even so
will I seek after my sheep, and gather them together out of all
places, where they have been scattered in the cloudy and dark day. I
will bring them out from all people, and gather them together out of
all lands, I will bring them into their own land, and feed them upon
the mountains of Israel, by the rivers, and in all the places of the
country. I will feed them in right good pastures, and upon the high
mountains of Israel shall their folds be. There shall they lie in a
good fold, and in a fat pasture shall they feed: even upon the
mountains of Israell.
I will feed my sheep myself, and will bring them to their
rest, saith the Lord God. Such as be lost, will I seek: such as go
astray, will I bring again: such as be wounded, I will bind up: such
as be weak, will I make strong, such as be fat and will liking,
those I will preserve, and feed them with the thing that is lawful.
And as for you ( O my sheep ) saith the Lord God: I will put a
between among the sheep, among the wethers and the goats. Was it not
enough for you, to eat up the good pasture, but ye must tread down
the residue of your pastures with your feet also? Was it not enough
for you to drink clear water, but ye must trouble the residue with
your feet?
Thus my sheep must be *fain to eat the thing, that ye have
trodden down with your feet, and to drink it, that ye with your feet
have defiled. Therefore, thus saith the Lord God unto them: Behold,
I will sever the fat sheep from the lean: for so much as ye have
shot the weak sheep upon the sides and shoulders, and run upon them
with your horns, so long till ye have scattered them abroad. I will
help my sheep, so that they shall no more be spoiled: yee I will
discern one sheep from another. I will raise up to them one only
shepherd: even my servant David, he shall feed them, and he shall be
their shepherd. I the Lord will be their God, and my servant David
will be their prince: Even I the Lord have spoken it.
Moreover, I will make a covenant of peace with them, and drive
all evil beasts out of the land: so they may dwell safely in the
wilderness, and sleep in the woods. Good fortune and prosperity will
I give them, and unto all that be round about my hill. A prosperous
shower and rain will I send them in due season, that the trees in
the wood may bring forth their fruits, and the ground her increase.
They shall be safe in their land, and shall know, that I am the
Lord. which have broken their yoke, and delivered them out of the
hands of those, that held them in subjection.
They shall no more be spoiled of the Heathen, nor devoured
with the beasts of the land: but safely shall they dwell, and no man
shall *fraye them. I will set up an excellent plant for them, so
they shall suffer no more hunger in the land, neither bear the
reproof of the Heathen any more. Thus shall they understand, that I
the Lord their God am with them, and that they ( even the house of
Israel ) are my people, saith the Lord God. Ye men are my flock, ye
are the sheep of my pasture: and I am your God, saith the Lord God.
*churlishly Of, like, or stuffy; miserly insulting or boorish.
*fain (obligated/ willing, happy) *fraye=dispute with, wear down,
alarm, frighten, drive away.
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Chapter 35
Moreover,
the word of the Lord came unto me, saying: Thou son of man, turn thy
face toward the mount Seir, prophesy upon it, and say unto it: Thus
saith the Lord God: Behold ( O mount Seir ) I will upon thee, I will
reach out mine hand over thee, yee waste and desolate will I make
thee. Thy cities will I break down, and thou shalt lie void: that
thou mayest know, how that I am the Lord. For so much as thou barest
an old enemy against the children of Israel, and with a cruel hand
has made them afraid, what time they were troubled and punished for
their sin: Therefore, as truly as I live, saith the Lord God, I will
prepare thee unto blood, yee blood shall follow upon thee: seeing
thou layest wait for blood, therefore blood shall persecute thee.
Thus will I make the mount of Seir desolate and waste, and bring to
pass, that there shall no man go thither, nor come from thence. His
mountains will I fill with his slain men: thy hills, dales and
valleys shall lie full of them, that are slain with the sword. I
will make thee a perpetual wilderness, so that no man shall dwell in
thy cities: that ye may know, how that I am the Lord.
And because thou hast said: what , both these nations and both
these lands must be mine, and I will have them in possession,
whereas the Lord was there. Therefore thus sayeth the Lord God: As
truly as I live, I will handle thee according to thy wrath and
jealousy, like as thou hast dealt cruelly with them: that I may be
known among them, how I have punished thee. Yee and that thou also
mayest be sure, that I the Lord have heard all thy despiteful words,
which thou hast spoken against the mountains of Israel, saying: Lo,
they are made waste, and given us to devour. Thus with your mouths
ye have made your boast against me, yee and multiplied your proud
words against me, which I have heard altogether. Where unto, thus
saith the Lord God: when the whole world is in wealth, then will I
make thee waste. And like as thou ( O mount Seir ) wast glad,
because the heritage of the house of Israel was destroyed: even so
will I do unto thee also, that thou and whole Edom shall be
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