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  • O Lord, Be Gracious to Us

    Ah, you destroyer,
    who yourself have not been destroyed,
    you traitor,
    whom none has betrayed!
    When you have ceased to destroy,
    you will be destroyed;
    and when you have finished betraying,
    they will betray you.
  • A Message about Assyria

    What sorrow awaits you Assyrians, who have destroyed othersa
    but have never been destroyed yourselves.
    You betray others,
    but you have never been betrayed.
    When you are done destroying,
    you will be destroyed.
    When you are done betraying,
    you will be betrayed.
  • O Lord, be gracious to us; we wait for you.
    Be our arm every morning,
    our salvation in the time of trouble.
  • But LORD, be merciful to us,
    for we have waited for you.
    Be our strong arm each day
    and our salvation in times of trouble.
  • At the tumultuous noise peoples flee;
    when you lift yourself up, nations are scattered,
  • The enemy runs at the sound of your voice.
    When you stand up, the nations flee!
  • and your spoil is gathered as the caterpillar gathers;
    as locusts leap, it is leapt upon.
  • Just as caterpillars and locusts strip the fields and vines,
    so the fallen army of Assyria will be stripped!
  • The Lord is exalted, for he dwells on high;
    he will fill Zion with justice and righteousness,
  • Though the LORD is very great and lives in heaven,
    he will make Jerusalemb his home of justice and righteousness.
  • and he will be the stability of your times,
    abundance of salvation, wisdom, and knowledge;
    the fear of the Lord is Zion’sa treasure.
  • In that day he will be your sure foundation,
    providing a rich store of salvation, wisdom, and knowledge.
    The fear of the LORD will be your treasure.
  • Behold, their heroes cry in the streets;
    the envoys of peace weep bitterly.
  • But now your brave warriors weep in public.
    Your ambassadors of peace cry in bitter disappointment.
  • The highways lie waste;
    the traveler ceases.
    Covenants are broken;
    citiesb are despised;
    there is no regard for man.
  • Your roads are deserted;
    no one travels them anymore.
    The Assyrians have broken their peace treaty
    and care nothing for the promises they made before witnesses.c
    They have no respect for anyone.
  • The land mourns and languishes;
    Lebanon is confounded and withers away;
    Sharon is like a desert,
    and Bashan and Carmel shake off their leaves.
  • The land of Israel wilts in mourning.
    Lebanon withers with shame.
    The plain of Sharon is now a wilderness.
    Bashan and Carmel have been plundered.
  • “Now I will arise,” says the Lord,
    “now I will lift myself up;
    now I will be exalted.
  • But the LORD says: “Now I will stand up.
    Now I will show my power and might.
  • You conceive chaff; you give birth to stubble;
    your breath is a fire that will consume you.
  • You Assyrians produce nothing but dry grass and stubble.
    Your own breath will turn to fire and consume you.
  • And the peoples will be as if burned to lime,
    like thorns cut down, that are burned in the fire.”
  • Your people will be burned up completely,
    like thornbushes cut down and tossed in a fire.
  • Hear, you who are far off, what I have done;
    and you who are near, acknowledge my might.
  • Listen to what I have done, you nations far away!
    And you that are near, acknowledge my might!”
  • The sinners in Zion are afraid;
    trembling has seized the godless:
    “Who among us can dwell with the consuming fire?
    Who among us can dwell with everlasting burnings?”
  • The sinners in Jerusalem shake with fear.
    Terror seizes the godless.
    “Who can live with this devouring fire?” they cry.
    “Who can survive this all-consuming fire?”
  • He who walks righteously and speaks uprightly,
    who despises the gain of oppressions,
    who shakes his hands, lest they hold a bribe,
    who stops his ears from hearing of bloodshed
    and shuts his eyes from looking on evil,
  • Those who are honest and fair,
    who refuse to profit by fraud,
    who stay far away from bribes,
    who refuse to listen to those who plot murder,
    who shut their eyes to all enticement to do wrong —
  • he will dwell on the heights;
    his place of defense will be the fortresses of rocks;
    his bread will be given him; his water will be sure.
  • these are the ones who will dwell on high.
    The rocks of the mountains will be their fortress.
    Food will be supplied to them,
    and they will have water in abundance.
  • Your eyes will behold the king in his beauty;
    they will see a land that stretches afar.
  • Your eyes will see the king in all his splendor,
    and you will see a land that stretches into the distance.
  • Your heart will muse on the terror:
    “Where is he who counted, where is he who weighed the tribute?
    Where is he who counted the towers?”
  • You will think back to this time of terror, asking,
    “Where are the Assyrian officers
    who counted our towers?
    Where are the bookkeepers
    who recorded the plunder taken from our fallen city?”
  • You will see no more the insolent people,
    the people of an obscure speech that you cannot comprehend,
    stammering in a tongue that you cannot understand.
  • You will no longer see these fierce, violent people
    with their strange, unknown language.
  • Behold Zion, the city of our appointed feasts!
    Your eyes will see Jerusalem,
    an untroubled habitation, an immovable tent,
    whose stakes will never be plucked up,
    nor will any of its cords be broken.
  • Instead, you will see Zion as a place of holy festivals.
    You will see Jerusalem, a city quiet and secure.
    It will be like a tent whose ropes are taut
    and whose stakes are firmly fixed.
  • But there the Lord in majesty will be for us
    a place of broad rivers and streams,
    where no galley with oars can go,
    nor majestic ship can pass.
  • The LORD will be our Mighty One.
    He will be like a wide river of protection
    that no enemy can cross,
    that no enemy ship can sail upon.
  • For the Lord is our judge; the Lord is our lawgiver;
    the Lord is our king; he will save us.
  • For the LORD is our judge,
    our lawgiver, and our king.
    He will care for us and save us.
  • Your cords hang loose;
    they cannot hold the mast firm in its place
    or keep the sail spread out.
    Then prey and spoil in abundance will be divided;
    even the lame will take the prey.
  • The enemies’ sails hang loose
    on broken masts with useless tackle.
    Their treasure will be divided by the people of God.
    Even the lame will take their share!
  • And no inhabitant will say, “I am sick”;
    the people who dwell there will be forgiven their iniquity.
  • The people of Israel will no longer say,
    “We are sick and helpless,”
    for the LORD will forgive their sins.

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