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Isaiah 45:14
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12 aI have made the earth,
And bcreated man on it.
I—My hands—stretched out the heavens,
And call their host I have commanded. 
13 aI have raised him up in righteousness,
And I will1 direct all his ways;
He shall bbuild My city
And let My exiles go free,
cNot for price nor reward,”
Says the Lord of hosts.  

The Lord, the Only Savior

14 Thus says the Lord:
a“The labor of Egypt and merchandise of Cush
And of the Sabeans, men of stature,
Shall come over to you, and they shall be yours;
They shall walk behind you,
They shall come over bin chains;
And they shall bow down to you.
They will make supplication to you, saying, c‘Surely God is in you,
And there is no other;
dThere is no other God.’ ” 
15 Truly You are God, awho hide Yourself,
O God of Israel, the Savior! 
16 They shall be aashamed
And also disgraced, all of them;
They shall go in confusion together,
Who are makers of idols. 
17 aBut Israel shall be saved by the Lord
With an beverlasting salvation;
You shall not be ashamed or cdisgraced
Forever and ever. 


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Interlinear Bible for Isaiah 45:14:


Thus
koh (#3541)
saith
'amar (#559)
the LORD,
Yhovah (#3068)
The labor
ygiya` (#3018)
of Egypt,
Mitsrayim (#4714)
and merchandise
cachar (#5505)
of Ethiopia
Kuwsh (#3568)
and of the Sabeans,
Cba'iy (#5436)
men
'iysh (#376)
of stature,
middah (#4060)
shall come over
`abar (#5674)
unto
`al (#5921)
thee, and they shall be
hayah (#1961)
thine: they shall come
halak (#1980)
after
'achar (#310)
thee; in chains
ziyqah (#2131)
they shall come over,
`abar (#5674)
and they shall fall down
shachah (#7812)
unto
'el (#413)
thee, they shall make supplication
palal (#6419)
unto
'el (#413)
thee, saying, Surely
'ak (#389)
God
'el (#410)
is in thee; and there is none
'ayin (#369)
else,
`owd (#5750)
there is no
'ephec (#657)
God.
'elohiym (#430)



 
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