Isaiah 2 | Strong's Bible

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CHAPTER 2

This is the message

that

was revealed

to Isaiah

son

of Amoz

concerning

Judah

and Jerusalem:

In the last

days

the mountain

of the house

of the LORD

will be

established

as the chief

of the mountains;

it will be raised

above the hills,

and all

nations

will stream

to it.

And many

peoples

will come

and say,

“Come,

let us go up

to

the mountain

of the LORD,

to

the house

of the God

of Jacob.

He will teach us

His ways

so that we may walk

in His paths.”

For

the law

will go forth

from Zion,

and the word

of the LORD

from Jerusalem.

Then He will judge

between

the nations

and arbitrate

for many

peoples.

They will beat

their swords

into plowshares

and their spears

into pruning hooks.

Nation

will no longer

take up

the sword

against

nation,

nor

train

anymore

for war.

Come,

O house

of Jacob,

let us walk

in the light

of the LORD.

For

You have abandoned

Your people,

the house

of Jacob,

because

they are filled

with influences from the east;

they are soothsayers

like the Philistines;

they strike hands

with the children

of foreigners.

Their land

is full of

silver

and gold,

with no

limit

to their treasures;

their land

is full of

horses,

with no

limit

to their chariots.

Their land

is full of

idols;

they bow down

to the work

of their hands,

to what

their fingers

have made.

So mankind

is brought low,

and man

is humbled—

do not

forgive them!

Go

into the rocks

and hide

in the dust

from

the terror

of the LORD

and the splendor

of His majesty.

The proud

look

of man

will be humbled,

and the loftiness

of men

brought low;

the LORD

alone

will be exalted

in that

day.

For

the Day

of the LORD

of Hosts

will come against

all

the proud

and lofty,

against

all

that is exalted—

it will be humbled—

against

all

the cedars

of Lebanon,

lofty

and lifted up,

against

all

the oaks

of Bashan,

against

all

the tall

mountains,

against

all

the high

hills,

against

every

high

tower,

against

every

fortified

wall,

against

every

ship

of Tarshish,

and

every

stately

vessel.

So the pride

of man

will be brought low,

and the loftiness

of men

will be humbled;

the LORD

alone

will be exalted

in that

day,

and the idols

will vanish

completely.

Men will flee

to caves

in the rocks

and holes

in the ground,

away from

the terror

of the LORD

and from the splendor

of His majesty,

when He rises

to shake

the earth.

In that

day

men

will cast away

their idols

of silver

and

gold—

the idols

they made

to worship—

away to the moles

and bats.

They will flee

to caverns

in the rocks

and crevices

in the cliffs,

away from

the terror

of the LORD

and from the splendor

of His majesty,

when He rises

to shake

the earth.

Put no more trust

in

man,

who

has only the breath

in his nostrils.

Of what

account

is he?

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