Judgment on Judah and Jerusalem
1 For behold, the1 Lord, the Lord of hosts,
aTakes away from Jerusalem and from Judah
bThe stock and the store,
The whole supply of bread and the whole supply of water;
aTakes away from Jerusalem and from Judah
bThe stock and the store,
The whole supply of bread and the whole supply of water;
3 The captain of fifty and the1 honorable man,
The counselor and the skillful artisan,
And the expert enchanter.
The counselor and the skillful artisan,
And the expert enchanter.
5 The people will be oppressed,
Every one by another and every one by his neighbor;
The child will be insolent toward the1 elder,
And the1 base toward the honorable.”
Every one by another and every one by his neighbor;
The child will be insolent toward the1 elder,
And the1 base toward the honorable.”
6 When a man takes hold of his brother
In the house of his father, saying,
“You have clothing;
You be our ruler,
And let these ruins be under your1 power,”
In the house of his father, saying,
“You have clothing;
You be our ruler,
And let these ruins be under your1 power,”
7 In that day he will protest, saying,
“I cannot cure your ills,
For in my house is neither food nor clothing;
Do not make me a ruler of the people.”
“I cannot cure your ills,
For in my house is neither food nor clothing;
Do not make me a ruler of the people.”
New King James Version®, Copyright© 1982, Thomas Nelson. All rights reserved.
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