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Isaiah 50:2
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The Servant, Israel’s Hope

1 Thus says the Lord:
“Where is athe certificate of your mother’s divorce,
Whom I have put away?
Or which of My bcreditors is it to whom I have sold you?
For your iniquities cyou have sold yourselves,
And for your transgressions your mother has been put away. 
2 Why, when I came, was there no man?
Why, when I called, was there none to answer?
Is My hand shortened at all that it cannot redeem?
Or have I no power to deliver?
Indeed with My arebuke I dry up the sea,
I make the rivers a wilderness;
Their fish stink because there is no water,
And die of thirst. 
3 aI clothe the heavens with blackness,
bAnd I make sackcloth their covering.” 
4 “Thea Lord God has given Me
The tongue of the learned,
That I should know how to speak
A word in season to him who is bweary.
He awakens Me morning by morning,
He awakens My ear
To hear as the learned. 
5 The Lord God ahas opened My ear;
And I was not brebellious,
Nor did I turn away. 
6 aI gave My back to those who struck Me,
And bMy cheeks to those who plucked out the beard;
I did not hide My face from shame and cspitting. 


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Interlinear Bible for Isaiah 50:2:


Wherefore,
madduwa` (#4069)
when I came,
bow' (#935)
was there no
'ayin (#369)
man?
'iysh (#376)
when I called,
qara' (#7121)
was there none
'ayin (#369)
to answer?
`anah (#6030)
Is my hand
yad (#3027)
shortened at all,
qatsar (#7114)
that it cannot redeem?
min (#4480)
or
'im (#518)
have I no
'ayin (#369)
power
koach (#3581)
to deliver?
natsal (#5337)
behold,
hen (#2005)
at my rebuke
g`arah (#1606)
I dry up
charab (#2717)
the sea,
yam (#3220)
I make
suwm (#7760)
the rivers
nahar (#5104)
a wilderness:
midbar (#4057)
their fish
dagah (#1710)
stinketh,
ba'ash (#887)
because there is no
min (#4480)
water,
mayim (#4325)
and dieth
muwth (#4191)
for thirst.
tsama' (#6772)



 
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