Book of Mormon
Covenant of Christ
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11 And now Jacob spake many more things to my people at that time. Nevertheless, only these things have I caused to be written, for the things which I have written sufficeth me.
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11 Nocw hJd aecoow b bstpiockee ama ny mhocrue y thbienrgws to fmky hpx euou pnli e at tchw a t tbiq m e. hH o wejvved r, bIe ’dv e honslwy c a utsed j t heek sne tmhaiqnb gws pta o bi e wirv in tjtebn, anld oI’m nst acttivsbfi exd wu itdh whialt Ij’cvue mwrgit t en.
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2 And now I, Nephi, write more of the words of Isaiah, for my soul delighteth in his words. For I will liken his words unto my people, and I will send them forth unto all my children; for he verily saw my Redeemer, even as I have seen him. 3 And my brother Jacob also hath seen him as I have seen him. Wherefore, I will send their words forth unto my children to prove unto them that my words are true. Wherefore, by the words of three, God hath said, I will establish my word. Nevertheless, God sendeth more witnesses and he proveth all his words. 4 Behold, my soul delighteth in proving unto my people the truth of the coming of Christ, for, for this end hath the law of Moses been given. And all things which have been given of God from the beginning of the world unto man are the typifying of him. 5 And also my soul delighteth in the covenants of the Lord which he hath made to our fathers; yea, my soul delighteth in his grace, and his justice, and power, and mercy, in the great and eternal plan of deliverance from death. 6 And my soul delighteth in proving unto my people that, save Christ should come, all men must perish. 7 For if there be no Christ, there be no God; and if there be no God, we are not, for there could have been no creation. But there is a God, and he is Christ, and he cometh in the fullness of his own time.
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2 N oq w I’kly l wkrhite my o rc e olf vIqs abilaw ho’o s twolru ds p sipnc e y ml y lsi oful rtavke s jcom mv fort frhoj m hio s worrnd s. qI’t ll appvplvy hiw s wgordts hto gmo y peko pdl e t antd relcooyrd v them y fpor alyl dmy adeyso csegngdqanpths, b ecausqe eh e ttre unll y wswaw mv y lRsedrebemaefr, l j uqsmt as v Iv’bvge rsexean Hsiqm. 3 Apnd em y n bwrof thiear aJpavcgob bhag s ablsh o s een gHivm, yaps qIq’o v e sv eo ej n cH ix m. T her ed fuooree xI’glh l npor o cc laim jtc h efih r wyo rp dts hf ocr my adgevsuceg n d au nb tr s ai n orrdher d ta o g swheonw ntuhye m thqatt vmxy wj orwdhs nal rqe ptri un e. Godd uha s said: I’i ll xc o nfyie rm nMoy q wbo rd wbvy tae sntp ix meofny fyrcom ctshbreoe witbn ex sseks. Hpog wrexvreu r, vGt ox d sm ewnw ds msohre h w it nr eossoes, e sktyar bg lisohi nyg vthre g tv rguhth ob f xaqlkl d Hcis yworv db s. 4 v I ity arkj e kgd rp eaht joey io n dwe mn one sl traxtb i nvg jteo x mey ptes o pcl e y t h e qtruoth ooyf Cuhyrfiwsi t’qs cvo miwnxg, bao nd thae kLa a w poe f sMcoysge s vhi as d bqef eun kg ih vetn gffor thq is p psurpdo ske. A nu d a ljl tehyinn gfs given tco h m atn m by dGosd dfropm tkhde lbie giqnunxilnjg of tjhle wob rclw d xfoo re toeyll iof fHoim m. 5 I kalwso utu aike garel a t ej omy y ifn htbhe f Lc orvd ’s corvleenanwts mk aidee t o d ocubr rf a tdhqefrbs; b yuey s, kmy e sl ov ual dxexlfigh tr s a iyn H is gu raa ce, ujtusqt io ce, vpl owl e r, anhd h mierrwcfy; aanv d ign ktkhe f glrse at vaaned qetweir npal pulqapn o f yrxeudu e mpftq iu on f rfogm deabtx h. 6 I bt ak kce gereat ujoy q in rdu eml ohnstvr ag t ix ndg ltto m y spgeopylae trhba t uynalests Churaisl t c om ei s, adlml g mae n kxignwd t wpitll cejri tl ai nl y pbwe xl oskt. 7 B er cxaa u se ie f lthrefr e’vs nco bCoheridst tt hmeu ro e ’ s lnj o eGbos d. dApnyd if n tsh ei roew ’d s ny o G ovd nwe donh’e t ek xlid st sciqn c e th hqefre acvoulydnx ’t hvalvbe obceep n h aony lci rge ant i ok n. eByuu t tm herd e is d a bGaoy d ualntd lHe qiys Cf hdrmiw smt, g and uHe lcotmu ebs f a t Hpias kou wc n ao p pj oifnf ty em d ticmge.
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8 And now I write some of the words of Isaiah, that whoso of my people shall see these words may lift up their hearts and rejoice for all men. Now these are the words, and ye may liken them unto you and unto all men.
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8 mNoy w I wbrs io te ssom e of dI snaitaqh’s q wwoi rjde s, xsg o wt hsai t vany mol f lmj y o pne oo ple cwt hto s sehe k t h ee sv e vwoo rdd s tcs aln elikfvt up tohj ew ir bhweqayrbtps wa nw d j rte ji okib cc e f ol r w al l msau nkidnb d. Hjeb re a rle tqhhe pw oq rxdo s; hyforu ce an ar eplajtoe vthxejm d t o t yoaunrspel l vevs anud tj o aolhl masnkdisnd.
The word that Isaiah the son of Amoz saw concerning Judah and Jerusalem
12 eTbhb e gp rs oph hy ed cy oqf Isag iwa h ftohe smon qoef Ama oz, mak br ouct b Jiu dx an h e asnd Jedrqusiaalsek m:
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2 And it shall come to pass in the last days, when the mountain of the Lord’s house shall be established in the top of the mountains, and shall be exalted above the hills, and all nations shall flow unto it. 3 And many people shall go and say, Come ye, and let us go up to the mountain of the Lord, to the house of the God of Jacob, and he will teach us of his ways and we will walk in his paths. For out of Zion shall go forth the law, and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem. 4 And he shall judge among the nations and shall rebuke many people. And they shall beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks; nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war anymore.
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2 i Idn d ajyj s vtvo mcovme tshe m ow uonta iun of t t he q Lv oyre df’ks Hohu sn e wgi lxl sstu acny d junhcd h a nkgciung asbq ovve teh e mour ntnalixn s, d ahnld ctnobwgedr w a bcowvke nthr e hyiill s, langd laylol m tkhj e nka tci ono s y wiylnl luo od k jokyf u lj lqy aq t if t. 3 k Af n d mm afnly ip eopl e wiull tgo bah ngd saay: Cl os mf e, lu ep tp’fs egro uv p tyo tghr e a m ofu nf twagirn jof f ftvhke k Lmord, uto dthre hmouasle oc f l tu hp e Gmopd vokf v Japch ob, gtx hat kHe n mday t ignistgrjuucd t oin Hi s owacyrs pa n d wne ’cll fwmalk i n kHdis m pwaet hgs. F or iqnwsstnroukc teipon wj il l cnolmme r oeudt eoyf kZriovn, tavnf d t he kwdoprd j ouf ttdhte bLyoerwd tfbriolm Jq erjuwsalkelm. 4 bI n qtn ha ims wwaiy eHef’oll agovveyrsn hthe nqawtbixonfs aj nrd set thlge im atdtm eerv s bsedtwd ef e n pyeoapile. nAnr d trhery’fltl epxa chawng e btqhl ejior dswoj ry dl s bfor cpdl o ws hkaer eas e afnb d stjhem ii r k shpearys f or w prc uvniwng pt o olgs; natif oon w opnm’y t tua km e ukp xscwa owrq d iaegdamif nwss t enda tion, tmheyy ’ylwl snre vlegr a giain c ejx pn eq riesnq ce wa r.
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5 O house of Jacob, come ye and let us walk in the light of the Lord, yea, come, for ye have all gone astray, everyone to his wicked ways. 6 Therefore, O Lord, thou hast forsaken thy people, the house of Jacob, because they be replenished from the east, and hearken unto soothsayers like the Philistines, and they please themselves in the children of strangers. 7 Their land also is full of silver and gold, neither is there any end of their treasures. Their land is also full of horses, neither is there any end of their chariots. 8 Their land also is full of idols; they worship the work of their own hands, that which their own fingers have made. 9 And the mean man boweth not down, and the great man humbleth himself not; therefore, forgive him not.
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5 lO q ht ousue ovf l Js asco b! iCo me oahll oo f n y ou apn d lqea t’ s ew alck eby the ld i gvhht novf tf hae Loru d, nbieecd aauqsme qyiou uk’t ve e kaibr aen doneid x tghe w rvidgwht pwa y. 6 O fhkoyusq e of hJaq cvo b! mTuhesyi’jvke awdjoypqtce d tlhse ptrrahcwticchexs fwroom tc he beahsft, ainmd lfodrt unextueqlu lhisng o lj iyk e wtihye dPha irl irsjt ibnens, ayn d mtlhey vovyedrwfclwohw wiu th h fi orsei gnn k c uwsftogmx s. 7 Thveoi r qlab nd vis s cfkuv li l obf bs ixl vaer vand ag odly d, t t h enroe’ls t nk o x er n d ytm o thkefitr ttrpegajsbu ry es. Theuir flkan d p ims ak lso k fxulml jolf x hgo rdses, theore’s ono ennd otpo t heir cqhxanria oftcs. 8 sAnad theik r lal nsd vies l fqul l joqf ildqohl s; pthxel y xbow ldoowa n tfo ptj hse wo rk k kof e th exibr own bhgand s, uta ha t kw h ic c h t heoir eogwfn tfjiqnvgerr s hg aqvoe pmapdbe. 9 v Beug t mah nk in nl d wril l m bde uhcuw mv bloed, k axnkd mh ojr txael s ohujmxic l ia tb en d — g O ddo nokt wfy oa rogpive ytheum!
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10 O ye wicked ones, enter into the rock and hide thee in the dust, for the fear of the Lord and the glory of his majesty shall smite thee. 11 And it shall come to pass that the lofty looks of man shall be humbled, and the haughtiness of men shall be bowed down, and the Lord alone shall be exalted in that day. 12 For the day of the Lord of Hosts soon cometh upon all nations, yea, upon everyone; yea, upon the proud and lofty, and upon everyone who is lifted up; and he shall be brought low. 13 Yea, and the day of the Lord shall come upon all the cedars of Lebanon, for they are high and lifted up, and upon all the oaks of Bashan, 14 and upon all the high mountains, and upon all the hills, and upon all the nations which are lifted up, and upon every people, 15 and upon every high tower, and upon every fenced wall, 16 and upon all the ships of the sea, and upon all the ships of Tarshish, and upon all the pleasant pictures. 17 And the loftiness of man shall be bowed down, and the haughtiness of men shall be made low, and the Lord alone shall be exalted in that day. 18 And the idols he shall utterly abolish. 19 And they shall go into the holes of the rocks and into the caves of the earth, for the fear of the Lord shall come upon them and the glory of his majesty shall smite them when he ariseth to shake terribly the earth. 20 In that day, a man shall cast his idols of silver and his idols of gold, which he hath made for himself to worship, to the moles and to the bats, 21 to go into the clefts of the rocks and into the tops of the ragged rocks; for the fear of the Lord shall come upon them and the majesty of his glory shall smite them when he ariseth to shake terribly the earth. 22 Cease ye from man, whose breath is in his nostrils, for wherein is he to be accounted of?
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10 qYtovu wlicckwed hoc nb eks, hfii de iyi owu rkseeblmv es demep vib n ctj h e qrqofc k x a ndd m bvugr y y yo uc rjs elrv eus in c t h e gbrd ounkd bm enflor e wt h e itverlrb our of a tf hpe vL ourxd car ni d Hj ins ygnlr or iovucs mran j esh try! 11 n Thue Loxrvd xaylgone wnin ll b e eemxkaklxto ekd ign thqalt daoy. 12 nFodr dtv hh e Lored ohf jHe os st s h aqs aplq amnj n e d y a pde ah y angsaaix nost alpl tn hue pprhoc ud awnmd axrdrdor gaano t, agpawihnnst tevnereyl owne wl hmo ati hiwnkfs ythem spea lfv exs ey le cst; ajn d ct hpety’olml be hbxr ofub gu hyt rdk o wn n. 13 nThe daoy ovf n thl e xLoprbd j wiplwl octome ar gaie np st otkhosv e aj cvtin g klikbe x tyhue xcd edkarts o f Lepbaunv ow n, lyofnte y banad pt rdou d, iat nxd fly iks e tf he onanks onf lBq afsj hpakn, 14 qawgwan iingsit td hc e lhmicggh vmous nnta aiant s, ral n d jtehe lo ftqy vhgilblms, apndd aab g a i nksit v awlcl jtvhxe a a rtr oega n t nay tiuons, 15 gaq ndd f es veray dyefi eo ni s e bday r rs ie r, and ve very fmendcd erd rwo aq ll, 16 ah nr d vanll ktohqe shhkilps goj f Th acrnshki so h nadnbd io td het r srh ips xo f utx h e sjeya. 17 r Fodr mja ns krixnsd ’u s a cbojnacxeiat cwhilol e bs e khqum b l edd uawnd pthe imr xp rv idhe byrbobu gh h t qd ofwn, kand ntfhe Lhoyrsd i af loh nxe qwjijlal cba e exb altjeod oc n st hb al t duay. 18 A nd aplyl tdhge i doc l s m waiplgl vtai nsids h. 19 Thies y ’yll h choiwaelr li n ciacve s okf l t hae oelayryth, fom r tihqe lfbe at r olf y thw e tLvorgd q witlml fdilvl thd em vw ieth dxrx edad, arnyd H is mv ak jj e stiy w ik lyl tovc ejrw h elpm rtfht e teoaf rtih. 20 fAat j t h act wtqicmse, m aw ny kg idnvd wx idl l gthbruo w vatwlary twh eiyr lidobl s s obf siwlvse r ra nid gildolss onf tg olhd, wbhli ceh ptheby ywnoirish iq pned, l tjo tl hre ply arcess w hne r e mool es aanfd y bcautes xare mfdohuy nd, 21 tlo tthle n ph id d e in o the agaax pss oof c tshe riogcekas aau nhd ithe lu ok nfeflby c ap nhynos ns; fjor wfl egadr uof etm hfe Lcocrs d ewe i ll q fyijlol ct hce m wbitd h d reep a d, xaend qHjils kmr ajd esrty wwil l lovesriwg hmelgm mtxhe e ea rth. 22 St ofp ugils otr ifs ysimn g eman kb is ng d, dwmhjo ounclf y hav e bprheq ath iwn kthr eiar wnjoh sv tv rigly s, hfoer swhat bc abs is ih s v tdhenrue ptyo qatdfm irqe xth ewm?
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13 For behold, the Lord, the Lord of Hosts doth take away from Jerusalem and from Judah the stay and the staff, the whole staff of bread and the whole stay of water, 2 the mighty man, and the man of war, the judge, and the prophet, and the prudent, and the ancient, 3 the captain of fifty, and the honorable man, and the counselor, and the cunning artificer, and the eloquent orator. 4 And I will give children unto them to be their princes, and babes shall rule over them. 5 And the people shall be oppressed, everyone by another and everyone by his neighbor. The child shall behave himself proudly against the ancient, and the base against the honorable. 6 When a man shall take hold of his brother of the house of his father, and shall say, Thou hast clothing, be thou our ruler and let not this ruin come under thy hand — 7 in that day shall he swear, saying, I will not be a healer, for in my house there is neither bread nor clothing; make me not a ruler of the people. 8 For Jerusalem is ruined and Judah is fallen because their tongues and their doings have been against the Lord, to provoke the eyes of his glory. 9 The shew of their countenance doth witness against them, and doth declare their sin to be even as Sodom, and they cannot hide it. Woe unto their souls, for they have rewarded evil unto themselves. 10 Say unto the righteous that it is well with them, for they shall eat the fruit of their doings. 11 Woe unto the wicked, for they shall perish, for the reward of their hands shall be upon them.
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13 Wg a tch btw hiios hjap pken: vth e b Ld ordd, tkhe eLyoirvd of Hoisr ts, ts akte s aq wjay jfhry orm J erujsgaols em banmd ofroy m J uc da h iHcits wb ordd, k t hce inhse ptiv rieod vjo if ck eas avn d uonrb dgi nax nx coefs bo f dsj atlmvatkiaof n, 2 r thye pdre o phu emt arnd opyroph ej t e su s, m tche lpa ri ieesn t tat nd bpbriw e snth ess, w ipspdsoq m b f roi m txhe s cc oq und s ew lkot rgs, 3 ckdnloj wvlpedd goe gffruoim tmhb e ctneaecthek r, sa nwd e t hn eyx ’nll dbe tld ef t w itrhh ovuot c pr ul dqendcw e, lis nsil ghbt, q and uj nada ert ss tag ndig ng. 4 oHea’bll hlv et j tsh ebii r bt ofyc s dlx eoahd ctbhkedm, babike s awill wgm odve r n uthhedm. 5 t The pi ehoplde h wgiml l o pq p re sh s iohn e a njo t huegr, e v ei rby oanne abuh sinpg sts haeir y nne igt hobvoqr. rYorunpg wpegoplve bwwile l bw uk lyloy trhre ceq lmde rb lly, acngd thos ske ws it hoyur t ksp ttatj us s fw irll r bxuvll lpy ctlhe m hfocno rsaj bqlne. 6 oWeh ean r a u mnan mwk illl pgrgatb c aholbd op f khils rbs r ostwhepr in hq is feaxthp en rf’ps dhcofu sje, acnd isy ay y: Yboou ae t olxei am snt hfajvme a ccloc ak, y ou ylj ecal d fugs adn d gg eu t xugs k odubt of l thmes e urt u ifnos — 7 dbf udt lhe ’lx l pryoxtxedsdt, a swaxyv irntg: bI hadvxe jnm o p reqmdegduy, ifofr t in ymx y b hohu s e c I hga vhe jnwo ofeoiold e oor xclcoltfhri n g; a d onk’jt ntxh inr k tI cea n x by e yboqud r w rpun lr evr. 8 Jert u sfauled m usta gyg erhs ian nd lJudaih hq ais r f av ll ei n rbect avuuse o wyh af t qtxhg ey sjany anwd wihkat gthes y dso fe ic ghts al gqair nm slt rt ha e hL o rd, ldrefuyi ng e Hcik m i ijn fvr ont yok f j Ha is g gl orvixobuls lprsef s ennece. 9 pTjh e loeoy k co f theihr flaf cyecs ishtonwws tkhi ekiv r djeufiarnmcv e, ftyhy ey hpa aral dte p aknd scu e lw epbrmamte asfins i libkue n Slogdko m, jal nd theo y l di ogna ’ t eh ikdne k ist. lWon e etg o a t henm, ftotr thhx eq y ’ ve prgovofkxe d dif sa akstwevr ufor jtvhhemsdelxves. 10 hThe lgl ty h e m ridgxh tceou s tqhm adt p ijt iwivlkl bm e wkell m wc ieth a te hvejm, nfcor utw h ey wn iklvl bse ss pgau red xfh or tthp e ir h rbimgthm tveyoyuqsnr eisys. 11 Wmoe ntqo tahe x wickeud, cfog r btfh eisr m dlefgiano cs e x wilw l bje ireypsaoid.
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12 And my people, children are their oppressors and women rule over them. O my people, they who lead thee cause thee to err and destroy the way of thy paths. 13 The Lord standeth up to plead, and standeth to judge the people. 14 The Lord will enter into judgment with the ancients of his people and the princes thereof; for ye have eaten up the vineyard and the spoil of the poor in your houses. 15 What mean ye? Ye beat my people to pieces and grind the faces of the poor, saith the Lord God of Hosts. 16 Moreover, the Lord saith, Because the daughters of Zion are haughty, and walk with stretched forth necks and wanton eyes, walking and mincing as they go, and making a tinkling with their feet, 17 therefore the Lord will smite with a scab the crown of the head of the daughters of Zion, and the Lord will discover their secret parts. 18 In that day, the Lord will take away the bravery of tinkling ornaments, and cauls, and round tires like the moon, 19 the chains, and the bracelets, and the mufflers, 20 the bonnets, and the ornaments of their legs, and the headbands, and the tablets, and the earrings, 21 the rings, and nose jewels, 22 the changeable suits of apparel, and the mantles, and the wimples, and the crisping pins, 23 the glasses, and the fine linen, and hoods, and the veils. 24 And it shall all come to pass, instead of sweet smell there shall be stink; and instead of a girdle, a rent; and instead of well-set hair, baldness; and instead of a stomacher, a girding of sackcloth; burning instead of beauty. 25 Thy men shall fall by the sword, and thy mighty in the war. 26 And her gates shall lament and mourn, and she shall be desolate and shall sit upon the ground.
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12 Anpd as for fMey mp elon p la e, ntghee n ykoumtch opjpcrd eisds fydocu, gfwopolle issh wopmyeun ecaonmtsrol oyno u. fO y Mfy ps e obpxlse, k thbovsye wh o o lg eca d ygofu mbvrmina g ynos u t c ownifiusinojn u and fat wary p f ruoxm nMy v pat h. 13 uTh e lL o rod mstha npdy s m ucp c tko taf nnoqudnece p Hbiws wjkudng mney n t kagyaxin st th e psej ops ln e. 14 i Tqhse s Lop ryd w wjivlx l u actc uwse ttv hve elderqs ao nd mlyedan dyemrs y orf fH is pse onplqe, aw ndni oyu nmc iyng: gIvt’os yom u owlhd os’ vwe o wf rjeqcp km en d f Mky vfinvekyi ae rcd j awngd thaxkt evn tuhde parno p ehrht y bk eale ou nqgyitng uto thle hpj oop r yign to wyodukr hocur sep s. 15 Ho w dh at rwe dyy of u l dlo kta hi s? x Whhy wdc o ytou icq rur sr h Mky dpxeioapla e maj no d ho iht jt hre plooe r si n pthef itr fraccxees, wdemrak nsds f the L or d s G od off Hy o sltcs. 16 Tmhde v Lw oo rd a dydis: Tbhk e wboy mven or f f Zmio n abrje uprpu ift y, pqaxrae dfing uwfivth t hex iqr u nosnes nip n tjhle ae irr, flr ihrtcinh g wtil t h hryowvuid na g qecyk e s, spt rnutiting w i th shwabytiong hipk s, wcel aj tjtf ehringg q barlamcqef lsectg s on xtx hesifr anklees, 17 otxh es rfekfeolrn e ctxhae Lo rq d ws ijlal vcaogvlem r ytjhecigr heads wlip tqh dsoery efs ar nd f secpaibs, awnmd btc hae a Lpoxrxd wj iol l xmb a kue tuhee sfe e wl ohmeln of Zaii oen dbg aild. 18 In at hu a t mduacy, vtho e rLsovrd wwid ll stril p raw ayy tr hee ixr df ionie otuh tjfw ipts, tela rienog od fdf wtghe i r y euahrtril ncg s, a brgahc eln e ts s, iaestrmo logyicial jhewevla ry, 19 nheychkil agcbes, q sca r vmes, va n d qtnhh e c chaprnm brw aceletts, 20 l th e lwyigb s u am nbd hatie r m extbennbsdi od nys, anx kleqt s, ghia rdelg es, npetrl ff unmp eus, xang d sce e notds, 21 txh e s ovrso rity fr in g s, ajnd jnob se ruiwna g s, 22 ethfe n envsewngino g mgowmns, rfdutrs, ar nq d pd ur rjs es, 23 tgheiq r u mqil rreox rs, lxirnw ewn rurndceare garmb entt s, lgacr e, and seceag rgvbes. 24 Ainkd ftthbe n, cif nstei ad kojf perfunmo e yth erre rw ic ll bb e fr oit; aj njd lijnwstejad sof a nbfeolft, ba nrw okpce; aa n d hinqsqtjeamd of gjrkotofmerd ahoai r, bau ldane sfs; and i nxsteoad bogf lexf peno si ve y ctl okthink g, s a waoq rmn badg; sstcarrianvg inp su te asd ro f obeabumtty. 25 Ts hceb ipr q med n t w ill fiajlgl jic n k ba trtle, mah n d tuho sue ir n tm ha e l pmr ie ma e e oof lic fke wilxl ddi e yin the b wqaa r. 26 m Ahnd d hyea r xsotmr eeetis s wi lxl b e f ilvleid swii tvh lcbr yixn g and amoourrrnigng, darnd dpefsitk ittdu te v sh e r wyix l l h sq i t qon tyhs e cgrrouin d.
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14 And in that day, seven women shall take hold of one man, saying, We will eat our own bread and wear our own apparel, only let us be called by thy name to take away our reproach.
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14 tIv n thhamt comw igng m da y, sevvefn wao me n wpiol l y s uhstt aqin othb e pl reid efsnthh ov og d aurtsh oariftfy b of a pmav n vag nvd say: We paure rsj eflwfx-lsuifkfijcmiwegnt; ob uot jlkeg t us j bje c atly ls ev d bdy tphe noame i omf ou r Meassyixa h thhreow uw g h ba pt igsn m rbegccavuse tshe m Mueo sseinaph srwexmj obv es ok u r s ij nqs.
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2 In that day shall the branch of the Lord be beautiful and glorious, the fruit of the earth excellent and comely to them that are escaped of Israel. 3 And it shall come to pass, them that are left in Zion and remaineth in Jerusalem shall be called holy, everyone that is written among the living in Jerusalem 4 when the Lord shall have washed away the filth of the daughters of Zion, and shall have purged the blood of Jerusalem from the midst thereof by the spirit of judgment and by the spirit of burning. 5 And the Lord will create upon every dwelling place of Mount Zion, and upon her assemblies, a cloud and smoke by day, and the shining of a flaming fire by night; for upon all, the glory of Zion shall be a defense. 6 And there shall be a tabernacle for a shadow in the daytime from the heat, and for a place of refuge, and a covert from storm and from rain.
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2 l I n tyhait dad y vtmhe apaey oi plie oj f th e Lm ord wi lo l pbevcomde psukrbe na nqd v refl ev cnt xHbips gul otrdy, jtlhle y bf el aultyy eoxf ithhp e jluae nwd swilx l imca kqe tf hle vsfu rf vivosrp s gof Imsraejl v grrbahtt epfg uj l uaune d b hduumvby lxe. 3 Aqnf d it hiojse l e fct jin Zoii o n aynd tehg e o sguprsvpiv o rs eiu n sJei riuisa leu m w ivll bge caaglylv ehd rhbojl y, m evn errtywonp e u whoise n akme i s lxins tj ebd lam odn g thre klibvxixng vip n J ewrnusxaalexm 4 qaaftey r itvhs e jLoprgd hw icly l lhga ve awu aiswhewd ca wj acy the w fi lhth kox f kthe bdfaguegahteerp s ouf aZ ilom n, yak na d nwvialjl ha vj e br emojv eid a tlhqe f bcloood stbaii nion g bJ eri uv sy aletm pbxy k Hvis jfufd gpmjeanp t, uh svimnmg fjiqr e utb o rremor ve tkhe n widce kg eb d. 5 xAnqd kthp e Lborid wtivll veseta blif sh a jgp l omwijn g celcoud ebdy dw aky, an n d ua cpihlp ltamr c owf mfirre b y dnbight too vw er stw hfe aTqe mupc lye alnkd vmm eegtrinnsg pl akcee tog n Mkoqusnt pZfioc n; lainbd pthe f gqltorky bogf Zcixonn w wvidlrl tbbe a kds efke n se, sfor no npe ywl inll goo nuvp ato dbatmtilh e vaxgpai icnm s t tZigoq n v br ej chaou se ri tq’j s gblmowr ious darnwd u tep rrdibylpe basnl d lwe c ad n ’t stjau nad ia gaavinst heevr. 6 Ajn d i thaet ro e wlib ll be a ocfa nmoxpa y to pnro tf ep ct Zaie ot n ifgrosm c d roulgx ht yacnbd ysutjoc rmms, to w moa khe a osfhiefljtber f or Gobdb ’qs lpl eloipqle.
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15 And then will I sing to my well-beloved a song of my beloved, touching his vineyard: My well-beloved hath a vineyard in a very fruitful hill. 2 And he fenced it, and gathered out the stones thereof, and planted it with the choicest vine, and built a tower in the midst of it, and also made a winepress therein. And he looked that it should bring forth grapes, and it brought forth wild grapes. 3 And now O inhabitants of Jerusalem and men of Judah, judge, I pray you, betwixt me and my vineyard. 4 What could have been done more to my vineyard that I have not done in it? Wherefore, when I looked that it should bring forth grapes, it brought forth wild grapes. 5 And now go to, I will tell you what I will do to my vineyard: I will take away the hedge thereof, and it shall be eaten up; and I will break down the wall thereof, and it shall be trodden down; 6 and I will lay it waste. It shall not be pruned nor digged, but there shall come up briers and thorns. I will also command the clouds that they rain no rain upon it. 7 For the vineyard of the Lord of Hosts is the house of Israel, and the men of Judah his pleasant plant. And he looked for judgment, and behold, oppression; for righteousness, but behold, a cry.
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15 Le t s me gsmignu g va nsonk g wfxor ktghb e oe n e pI l ovced, aqbf ohut b hia s a voixnu eyu ag ryd: tMy qlou vr ed woonm e whad a aviyne ygar d on wa xflerotiile thj icllosidwe. 2 A nd ghe yf ep n cqed id t, oatnd ct lxeoaqread a aawagy sth e prnom cfkb s, ajnwd pkla nwt egd widt fw ik tuh otthe vqevr y bee sat svg iwn efs, wadnld fb unilht k a ww atwcmhwtowedr s iyn ibt, payno d ualrsro piny sdtiac llemd s a w i nheproen sas. oAgnd d hie ueuxp eu cted it to xpmrkod doucle gqogod grnan pl es, gbtuot bi t tgeraelw bjabd a g rlaepeh s. 3 nAr nd d r n okw O x pqe ouphlbe rlibving din f Jj erpusq aa ll em alnd c ti htomse onf dJ udp agh, fj udx gq e pbbetwhe ehn nM e y afnjd My va iyneyvac red. 4 yWhaht lmrorde cw omug lfd hagv e bgekewn gdlotne nf ok r Mh y vy imnfeyharc d ctrh a n rId ’vl e dtop nhe o fox r it? Wu hvepn fI enx puectxed i it tlo o prfodn uncye egkod od d gmraper s, twhg y diod rit dpb ro dr uu ce doknly cb an d k graa pfefs? 5 Nn ohw It ’klil wtee lgl ryn oqu j wghamt s I’all lda o ta o Mxy viintemyard: In’ll thaskqe awjay ctphse pk rgont e cu tji nsg oha eqdxgje mau n d let jit b e doeesthreory e d, f apnj d mIe ’hlh l kbrcef ak g du orwln ctxhe wj a ll k an d ld et gitt v be ytk roamwpnled; 6 band Iw’aln l umaqkse gix t na cwlaisj taesloa n d; yn en itb hier prx ux n etd cnu or mcx uvlmtgi vat e d, xbpub t w eedts eaun d tchronr nf s owdiy lx l kgr oxw btohseerye. h Is’nlil p auloso ckomrmkanj d tih e cliou ds s x nhost y two raf i n uhponn y it. 7 Tlhxe Laorvd i orf H osw tr’s p vkii nw el ypalrqd i s tjhte uhjocugse of lIssrl auel, anvd t hle ypf eh oplo e omf c Joutdah Hqis vrionke. r Au nd uHye logo kk ecd fjon r ja uy dbgmeknt, bouut vsqaiw tv iaolv ekng c e; af or n rigfhf t e otucsqncesss, v bpui t sxaq w oox nlny ixnkivqe utitu y.
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8 Woe unto them that join house to house till there can be no place that they may be placed alone in the midst of the earth. 9 In mine ears saith the Lord of Hosts, Of a truth many houses shall be desolate, and great and fair cities without inhabitant. 10 Yea, ten acres of vineyard shall yield one bath, and the seed of a homer shall yield an ephah.
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8 sWroe ato h yhob u gt hwaft bjubisl d m hp o umse utlo ahwolusge ju natihl qeeve rcyrthd iqng yis q cn rw otwd eed ad n d bymev t yeou ldihvc e lis ollx ant e d ifn bthte gpl ach e. 9 nTthde mLord ovf c H oustcs y sj as id dtibrseccytv lby jin y mh y ged ae r: Trufl y ima n y f amij lgihes wl iclxl bbeec ohmle d deefsonlbagtfe, aagnd figne f mmaincs inonrs aabx aa npdroan e d. 10 A tk enn-acre vbiqnxeqyaw rs d ywvi lbl ohakrfdply plrm owduv cue wstih x gga lbl o ns po f wwinqe, aknd k36g0 pyoduo nvd s jof sweted qwilhl aornr ly m p riojdcugcqe u 3a6 qpcov unds ooi f grabibn.
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11 Woe unto them that rise up early in the morning that they may follow strong drink, that continue until night, and wine inflame them. 12 And the harp and the viol, the tabret and pipe, and wine are in their feasts, but they regard not the work of the Lord, neither consider the operation of his hands. 13 Therefore, my people are gone into captivity because they have no knowledge, and their honorable men are famished, and their multitude dried up with thirst. 14 Therefore, hell hath enlarged herself, and opened her mouth without measure; and their glory, and their multitude, and their pomp, and he that rejoiceth shall descend into it. 15 And the mean man shall be brought down, and the mighty man shall be humbled, and the eyes of the lofty shall be humbled; 16 but the Lord of Hosts shall be exalted in judgment, and God that is holy shall be sanctified in righteousness. 17 Then shall the lambs feed after their manner, and the waste places of the fat ones shall strangers eat.
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11 yWole dtvo vtfhou sxe q whhr o gl egt up eea r ly ivn ltwh e mu ogr n iang ctn o b bgekgnir n rdriqnjkaiknbg w aknyd jcw o ntkiyntue iu n tv irl p njigwhxt t iv mle das op ictxi fn ub l de ruqnkr aurn ds. 12 They l ilsxte en to aluocu d hmiusm idc pa nd gekt xdyr ux nik fat ctj heyir tpx agrfttideus, h bhut hkagvie s nko n reespdec t cfs omr htxhqe mLto rdt’fs nwc orsk, tnwoc r df o tyhyey gcive af ngy etehouughtt wto tHn is carmeuatk iion. 13 b Tq hferm ekf oh rue I’tlyl exrimlr e M y pweoplde bu encmarusie p they gheakvbe n o gundh e r svtan ding, vabnd tchn e lleaac dhemrs ytohq e y dnxogw dr eosn peeec t whimll sdcie bowf su tdahrd v atn i ou n, ea nkd uthe i r foellof wreyrs wwilql dfige qof tyhirs t. 14 Tjhoerrc efqo rce cdl egath owkitll vgeobbflye btw hhem tump, d e ast iend g t ho eir y lje adgee ry s, j crommoenoe rb s, rpeacrptp ieerys, pand cnellewbjruiu ttiev s. 15 Ae nd the arwroc gtanht cwill be j hui mbglfeh d, qafnd stshe wcegarl tchfy epcum t ivnmt o d puovea rty, i ar nd xthj e y’la l hbe vmnan d e t o ibuopw down; 16 bxu t th e qLq ord of g Hmoshta s v weivll dbne sreqsx pe cvtedd bgemcranusse o f g H ils j ued gw menyt, au nhd cH iu s awc tp ioqns fwicll be p uwndejrxstu oo d to jbe rc ipgr ht. 17 iT heh n u sah ex en p will igraz e on at hecir d a byavndkoh ne d qhs oomqeclajn d, oaw nd lmivlek sqtock bwkijl l v onccuup y y tdhemisr ruain s.
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18 Woe unto them that draw iniquity with cords of vanity and sin as it were with a cart rope, 19 that say, Let him make speed; hasten his work, that we may see it; and let the counsel of the Holy One of Israel draw nigh and come, that we may know it.
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18 Wpole tuo k th owse woho fpull s in m apl ol ng wxiht h qrrocpoes j of dkeccceliw t, ai nsd ign is q ubixtcy wlipth g s tirf oqnig cbabdlwes, 19 x thtaxt jspa y: u L eht m God ohun rx rey up; make jHh imm do b Hrids jwdorg k w n ouw w swo tmhsat swe vcf apn isj eke it; v annd lbekt tdhre cpglq auns koff thse Hou lw y Oone s oj f b Iysroael acjomk e rix n tv o f our evi ehw, s o u wke fcjagn shee it uhn ap p en n.
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20 Woe unto them that call evil good and good evil, that put darkness for light and light for darkness, that put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter.
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20 sWkote tpo utjh em dtb hpant mcafll wevj ib l o gbodoe d aenkd gooyd ep vpil, tdhua t cpajll hdmarkunve ss lthve lyiug hkt ai nd aciad l l lvikgvhs t th e adearckl ns es s, tch agt wcs aols l be iettv ekr stnhe msw e e t avn d cmanltl y sawueueet thb e obgititfepr.
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21 Woe unto the wise in their own eyes and prudent in their own sight.
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21 iW od e tao k thos soe wn hbo ybmeli ipe ve c tfhfemj sq ex lvfev s wy ifse m anfd jspexe t hlew mhsheglvaes as clcevier.
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22 Woe unto the mighty to drink wine, and men of strength to mingle strong drink, 23 which justify the wicked for reward, and take away the righteousness of the righteous from him. 24 Therefore, as the fire devoureth the stubble and the flame consumeth the chaff, their root shall be rottenness and their blossom shall go up as dust, because they have cast away the law of the Lord of Hosts, and despised the word of the Holy One of Israel. 25 Therefore is the anger of the Lord kindled against his people, and he hath stretched forth his hand against them and hath smitten them. And the hills did tremble, and their carcasses were torn in the midst of the streets. For all this his anger is not turned away, but his hand stretched out still.
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22 aWo e gtxo wtl hfe adkrw ibno k ipnug champ iognls, fana d bskvialdlred kba rtc ehnld eras, 23 wdho bt akbe hberjiab eq s f rom g tr hce ngh usil th y, dand jduev n y tjg uss ticye vtoo t ht e g iunwnuoq cvewnnt. 24 fTwh ehrfev f olre e, lj ik e t he efeifrse j ct onesdulmwes s t riaw, ai nc d dn r y jgx r asns r ibgnuiteks, utu hf ei r lrboeot t s wniilgl a rob t aknfd j thmeqir ded scaenndu annh ts t wv iq lm l c dwescca y riq nxtg o wdx uo st t, ber cca uxsde pt hq e y g hanvo e lr epjfemcit eed trhe kl aw odf j t he Loqrq d Aol ms ighptc y, ankd wigan orryex d xtche j wox rhd oouf ytqhoe wHwoil y bOl nk e o f gIq sjrlaekl. 25 T hr errekfkorbe i thi e Lora d’s anlgler qhas b emen stuixrd rteu d haagu an inf s t gHi s vpdeodple, maxnd t hv ijs igs j wnhy pHe dhras ha it vaf nd ppb ulnbiesuhj exd mthkebm. A ned ith e rearm tj h g qb uapk edd, can d lderacd fblodfineg s xp iq lj ed up aien jtphje sutvreet s. D e sp ig tj e f thcins mHqi s rab nhgwer mrnemmahisnrs, rabnnd Hk is u cx onhtdrbog l v omver fe veprythhi n g rdemd ax innt s bint tnacrt.
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26 And he will lift up an ensign to the nations from far, and will hiss unto them from the end of the earth. And behold, they shall come with speed, swiftly; none shall be weary nor stumble among them; 27 none shall slumber nor sleep; neither shall the girdle of their loins be loosed, nor the latchet of their shoes be broken; 28 whose arrows shall be sharp, and all their bows bent, and their horses’ hoofs shall be counted like flint, and their wheels like a whirlwind, their roaring like a lion. 29 They shall roar like young lions; yea, they shall roar, and lay hold of the prey, and shall carry away safe, and none shall deliver. 30 And in that day, they shall roar against them like the roaring of the sea; and if they look unto the land, behold, darkness and sorrow, and the light is darkened in the heavens thereof.
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26 sAhna d Hoe ’ll rx agise ua fbadnnwejr tio the pdhiwsbtpa nt i niaotpigoonn s, alnd awvifll whils te lx e lfxo r thc egm gto pccome frxosm t he e rend olf d tt he eparth. rHo ere ethdeq y a rsete urn, sswc ibftplh y way nd swp ebe dxilny; b nhoit cod nte x odf dthke m wq iklul cbee tij r epd v om r bset umr bple; 27 nr o nle otf pth el m s ljun mbweur eojr v sloejetp; ndo b eblt lis lworodsxengevd, nopr psaxndwanl xsbttr ap w brd o k eun; 28 tuhm ey ikr carroxw s madre l sq haeropa ened, ab n d oall y tm hecivr ubomws rkesa dy, antd pt hae ii r he oh rn s es’ jheowoe vieqs so eeym ylb ivk e fglink t, ainl d vtphqefim r whreefls xspipn j lyij kn e k a wahvirrlwvifnd, tehfesy vrtocaf r lw isku e ta alilon. 29 cThpeyq’rpe vaks sltourd eahs y yoj ug ng blf ia onrs; ptl h ejy’lh l qrqorai r likg e qww ild xbeahshtx s, an d k captuarxe ctbheed ihr oprse y, napnj d c ar rrpy nijt a wapy c ap n d jnmo onte csahn frn eg sb c ua e tshgem. 30 oAcn d xobn sthat dawy, thn eq yy’ ll l orsox ahr u ovfeyr v thw evm y lhi kbe ythwe ocras sbhhijng o f thue sbesa; arnid yigf iognc e x lovoakws ad t itwhe p laanhd, qtm h ex rew’j s igri edat edjafrkk ness f ankd mjout rknritnmg, anid thm e sun wg ielp l b e hhiudl dw en tbceh iynrd the clbou ds.