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The prophecy of the wilderness of the seaside. - As storms in the south rush, he goes from the desert, from the terrifying land. |
| 2
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A terrible vision is shown to me: a robber is robbing, a devastator is devastating; Go up, Elam, besiege, Mead! I will put an end to all lamentations. |
| 3
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My loins are shaking from this; The torments seized me like the torment of a child. I'm excited about what I hear; I'm confused by what I see. |
| 4
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My heart trembles; Trembling beats me; My grateful night turned into horror for me. |
| 5
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Prepare a table, spread out bedspreads, eat, drink. `Arise, princes, smear the shields! ' |
| 6th
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For thus hath the LORD said unto me: Go, set a watchman; Let him tell what he sees. |
| 7th
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And he saw riding horses in pairs on horses, horsemen on donkeys, horsemen on camels; And he listened diligently, with great attention, - |
| 8
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And the lion cried out, "My lord!" I stood guard all day, and there were whole nights in my place: |
| 9
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And, behold, there are people coming, horsemen on horses in pairs. Then he cried out and said, "Babylon is fallen, fallen, and all the idols of his gods lie on the ground." |
| 10
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Oh, my threshed and the son of my threshing floor! What I heard from the LORD of hosts, the God of Israel, I also told you.
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| eleven
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Prophecy about the Duma. - They shout to me from Seir: watchman! How many nights? Watchman! How many nights? |
| 12
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The watchman replies: the morning is coming, but it's still night. If you strongly ask, then go and come.
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| 13
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Prophecy about Arabia. - In the woods of Arabia, spend the night, the caravans of Dedansky! |
| 14
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Living in the land of Feemia! Bring water to meet thirsty; With bread meet the fleeing, |
| 15
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Because they flee from swords, from a sword drawn and from a bow stretched, and from the fierce war. |
| 16
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For thus the Lord said to me: one more year, equal to the year of the mercenary, and all the glory of Kidarov will disappear, |
| 17th
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And the bows of the brave sons of Kedar shall be few: thus said the LORD, the God of Israel. |
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