January 17, 2025

Through My Bible Yr 2 – January 17

4 minutes

Isaiah 51:17 – 52:12 (EHV)

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Through My Bible – January 17

Bible reading based on Isaiah 51:17 – 52:12 (EHV)

https://wels2.blob.core.windows.net/tmb-ehv/02-0117db.mp3

See series: Through My Bible

The Cup of the Lord’s Wrath

Isaiah 51

17 Rouse yourself! Rouse yourself! Get up, Jerusalem!

You have drunk the cup filled with the Lord’s wrath from his hand.

You drank it. You drained the chalice, the cup that makes you stagger.

18 There is no one to guide her from among all the sons she bore.

There is no one to take her hand from among all the sons she raised.

19 Those two things are happening to you.[1]

Who will grieve for you?

Devastation and destruction and famine and sword!

Who will comfort you? [2]

20 Your children faint and collapse at the corner of every street,

like an antelope in a net.

They are full of the wrath of the Lord,

full of the rebuke of your God.

21 Therefore hear this, you afflicted woman,

a woman drunk, but not from wine.

22 This is what the Lord God says,

your God, who will contend for his people.

Look, I am taking the cup that makes you stagger out of your hand,

the chalice, the cup filled with my wrath.

Never again will you drink from it,

23 because I will place it into the hand of your tormentors,

who have said to you,

“Lie down so that we can walk over you.”

You made your back like the ground

and like the street for those who walked over you.

Freedom for Zion

Isaiah 52

Wake, awake!

Clothe yourself with strength, O Zion.

Put on your beautiful garments,

Jerusalem, you holy city,

for never again will the uncircumcised

and the unclean enter you.

2 Shake off the dust.

Get up and take your seat, Jerusalem.

Loosen the chains from your neck,

you captive daughter of Zion.

3 Yes, this is what the Lord says.

You were sold for nothing,

and you will be redeemed without money.

4 Yes, this is what the Lord God says.

In the beginning, my people went down to Egypt to stay there

for a while.

Later Assyria oppressed them without cause.

5 Now what do I have here? declares the Lord.

Indeed, my people have been taken away for nothing.

Their rulers howl with mockery, declares the Lord.

My name is continually despised all day.

6 Therefore my people will know my name.

So on that day they will know that I am the one—

the one who is saying, “Here I am!”

The Herald of the Gospel

7 How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of a herald,

who proclaims peace and preaches good news,

who proclaims salvation,

who says to Zion, “Your God is king!”

8 The voice of your watchmen—they lift up their voices.

Together they shout for joy,

because with both eyes they will see it

when the Lord returns to Zion.

9 Break out, shout for joy together, you ruins of Jerusalem,

because the Lord is comforting his people.

He is redeeming Jerusalem.

10 The Lord lays bare 3 his holy arm before the eyes of all the nations,

and all the ends of the earth will see the salvation from our God.

Get Away From Babylon

11 Get away! Get away! Get out of there!

Do not touch any unclean thing!

Go out from her midst.

Purify yourselves, you who carry the vessels of the Lord!

12 You will not be in a hurry when you go out.

You will not be fleeing when you walk out,

because the one who walks in front of you is the Lord,

and your rearguard is the God of Israel.

Footnotes

Isaiah 51:19 It is uncertain whether this line goes with what precedes it or with what follows, but it seems to be preceded by two disasters and followed by four disasters.

Isaiah 51:19 The translation follows the Dead Sea Scroll of Isaiah and the ancient versions. The Hebrew reads how can I comfort you?

Isaiah 52:10 Or flexes

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January 17, 2025

Through My Bible Yr 2 – January 17

4 minutes

Through My Bible Yr 2 – January 17

Isaiah 51:17 – 52:12 (EHV)

LISTEN HERE

Through My Bible – January 17

Bible reading based on Isaiah 51:17 – 52:12 (EHV)

https://wels2.blob.core.windows.net/tmb-ehv/02-0117db.mp3

See series: Through My Bible

The Cup of the Lord’s Wrath

Isaiah 51

17 Rouse yourself! Rouse yourself! Get up, Jerusalem!

You have drunk the cup filled with the Lord’s wrath from his hand.

You drank it. You drained the chalice, the cup that makes you stagger.

18 There is no one to guide her from among all the sons she bore.

There is no one to take her hand from among all the sons she raised.

19 Those two things are happening to you.[1]

Who will grieve for you?

Devastation and destruction and famine and sword!

Who will comfort you? [2]

20 Your children faint and collapse at the corner of every street,

like an antelope in a net.

They are full of the wrath of the Lord,

full of the rebuke of your God.

21 Therefore hear this, you afflicted woman,

a woman drunk, but not from wine.

22 This is what the Lord God says,

your God, who will contend for his people.

Look, I am taking the cup that makes you stagger out of your hand,

the chalice, the cup filled with my wrath.

Never again will you drink from it,

23 because I will place it into the hand of your tormentors,

who have said to you,

“Lie down so that we can walk over you.”

You made your back like the ground

and like the street for those who walked over you.

Freedom for Zion

Isaiah 52

Wake, awake!

Clothe yourself with strength, O Zion.

Put on your beautiful garments,

Jerusalem, you holy city,

for never again will the uncircumcised

and the unclean enter you.

2 Shake off the dust.

Get up and take your seat, Jerusalem.

Loosen the chains from your neck,

you captive daughter of Zion.

3 Yes, this is what the Lord says.

You were sold for nothing,

and you will be redeemed without money.

4 Yes, this is what the Lord God says.

In the beginning, my people went down to Egypt to stay there

for a while.

Later Assyria oppressed them without cause.

5 Now what do I have here? declares the Lord.

Indeed, my people have been taken away for nothing.

Their rulers howl with mockery, declares the Lord.

My name is continually despised all day.

6 Therefore my people will know my name.

So on that day they will know that I am the one—

the one who is saying, “Here I am!”

The Herald of the Gospel

7 How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of a herald,

who proclaims peace and preaches good news,

who proclaims salvation,

who says to Zion, “Your God is king!”

8 The voice of your watchmen—they lift up their voices.

Together they shout for joy,

because with both eyes they will see it

when the Lord returns to Zion.

9 Break out, shout for joy together, you ruins of Jerusalem,

because the Lord is comforting his people.

He is redeeming Jerusalem.

10 The Lord lays bare 3 his holy arm before the eyes of all the nations,

and all the ends of the earth will see the salvation from our God.

Get Away From Babylon

11 Get away! Get away! Get out of there!

Do not touch any unclean thing!

Go out from her midst.

Purify yourselves, you who carry the vessels of the Lord!

12 You will not be in a hurry when you go out.

You will not be fleeing when you walk out,

because the one who walks in front of you is the Lord,

and your rearguard is the God of Israel.

Footnotes

Isaiah 51:19 It is uncertain whether this line goes with what precedes it or with what follows, but it seems to be preceded by two disasters and followed by four disasters.

Isaiah 51:19 The translation follows the Dead Sea Scroll of Isaiah and the ancient versions. The Hebrew reads how can I comfort you?

Isaiah 52:10 Or flexes

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