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Isaiah 5:9

Bible in Basic English 1965

The Lord of armies has said to me secretly, Truly, numbers of great and fair houses will be waste, with no one living in them.

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For I say to you, You will not see me from this time till you say, A blessing on him who comes in the name of the Lord.

So because the poor man is crushed under your feet, and you take taxes from him of grain: you have made for yourselves houses of cut stone, but you will not take your rest in them; the fair vine-gardens planted by your hands will not give you wine.

Certainly the Lord will do nothing without making clear his secret to his servants, the prophets.

And the Lord of armies said to me secretly, Truly, this sin will not be taken from you till your death, says the Lord, the Lord of armies.

But the king was angry; and he sent his armies, and those who had put his servants to death he gave to destruction, burning down their town with fire.

For see, at the order of the Lord the great house will be full of cracks and the little house will be broken.

For the strong town is without men, an unpeopled living-place; and she has become a waste land: there the young ox will take his rest, and its branches will be food for him.

And I will make it waste; its branches will not be touched with the knife, or the earth worked with the spade; but blackberries and thorns will come up in it: and I will give orders to the clouds not to send rain on it.

So that the words of the Lord, which he said by the mouth of Jeremiah, might come true, till the land had had pleasure in her Sabbaths; for as long as she was waste the land kept the Sabbath, till seventy years were complete.

See, the money which you falsely kept back from the workers cutting the grass in your field, is crying out against you; and the cries of those who took in your grain have come to the ears of the Lord of armies.

And he has made his resting-place in the towns which have been pulled down, in houses where no man had a right to be, whose fate was to become masses of broken walls.

He had never enough for his desire; for this cause his well-being will quickly come to an end.

He whose desires are fixed on profit is a cause of trouble to his family; but he who has no desire for offerings will have life.




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