Opening the chapter…
Gloryian · © Guini Productions LLC
In that day {someone} will lift up against you a proverb, and lament a lamentation of a lamentation. He says, ‘Destroying, we are destroyed! The portion of my people he exchanges! How he removes {it} from me! To a rebel he divides our fields!’”
Therefore there will not be for you one casting a measuring line by lot in the assembly of God. \* 6 “Do not drip,” they drip. They do not drip about these {things}; disgraces will not depart. 7 Should it be said, house of Jacob, “Is the Spirit of God short?” Or “Are these his deeds?” Do not my words do good with the one walking uprightly? 8 “But recently my people rise up as an enemy. You strip the splendor from the front of the garment, from those passing by in security, {those} returning from war. \* 9 The women of my people you drive out from the house of her delights; from upon her infants you take away my splendor forever. 10 Rise up and go! For this {is} not the resting place; because of uncleanness it will destroy, and a grievous destruction.” 11 If a man walking {in} wind and falsehood lied, “I will drip to you of wine and of beer,” he would be the dripper of this people. \* 12 “Gathering, I will gather Jacob, all of you. Assembling, I will assemble the remnant of Israel. Together I will set them like sheep of Bozrah, like a flock in the midst of its pasture; they will be noisy from humanity. 13 The breaker has gone up to the face of them. They have broken through and passed through the gate and gone out through it. And their king has passed on to the face of them, and God {is} at their head.”
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