18 And it shall be1
That he who flees from the noise of the fear
Shall fall into the pit,
And he who comes up from the midst of the pit
Shall be caught in the snare;
For athe windows from on high are open,
And bthe foundations of the earth are shaken.
That he who flees from the noise of the fear
Shall fall into the pit,
And he who comes up from the midst of the pit
Shall be caught in the snare;
For athe windows from on high are open,
And bthe foundations of the earth are shaken.
20 The earth shall areel to and fro like a drunkard,
And shall totter like a hut;
Its transgression shall be heavy upon it,
And it will fall, and not rise again.
And shall totter like a hut;
Its transgression shall be heavy upon it,
And it will fall, and not rise again.
21 It shall come to pass in that day
That the Lord will punish on high the host of exalted ones,
And on the earth athe kings of the earth.
That the Lord will punish on high the host of exalted ones,
And on the earth athe kings of the earth.
22 They will be gathered together,
As prisoners are gathered in the1 pit,
And will be shut up in the prison;
After many days they will be punished.
As prisoners are gathered in the1 pit,
And will be shut up in the prison;
After many days they will be punished.
23 Then the amoon will be disgraced
And the sun ashamed;
For the Lord of hosts will breign
On cMount Zion and in Jerusalem
And before His elders, gloriously.
And the sun ashamed;
For the Lord of hosts will breign
On cMount Zion and in Jerusalem
And before His elders, gloriously.
New King James Version®, Copyright© 1982, Thomas Nelson. All rights reserved.
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Interlinear Bible for Isaiah 24:20:
'erets (#776)
nuwa` (#5128)
shikkowr (#7910)
nuwd (#5110)
mluwnah (#4412)
pesha` (#6588)
kabad (#3513)
`al (#5921)
naphal (#5307)
lo' (#3808)
quwm (#6965)
yacaph (#3254)
| << Isaiah 24:19 | Isaiah 24:21 >> |
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