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Isaiah 24:8

Contemporary English Version 1995

No one plays tambourines or stringed instruments; all noisy celebrating has come to an end.

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I'll stop Israel's celebrations— no more New Moon Festivals, Sabbaths, or other feasts.

The music of harps and singers and of flutes and trumpets will no longer be heard. No workers will ever set up shop in that city, and the sound of grinding grain will be silenced forever.

You will have no reason to sing or play music on harps,

When I am finished with your land, there will be deathly silence in the empty ruins of Jerusalem and the towns of Judah—no happy voices, no sounds of parties or wedding celebrations.

I will put an end to your parties and wedding celebrations; no one will grind grain or be here to light the lamps at night.

Warn the people of Judah that I, the Lord All-Powerful, will put an end to all their parties and wedding celebrations.

At your drinking parties you have the music of stringed instruments, tambourines, and flutes. But you never even think about all the Lord has done,

My only songs are sorrow and sadness.

We hung our small harps on the willow trees.

The world of the dead has opened its mouth wide and is eagerly waiting for the leaders of Jerusalem and for its noisy crowds, especially for those who take pride in that city.

or joyful and happy times, while bringing in the crops. Singing and shouting are gone from the vineyards. There are no joyful shouts where grapes were pressed. God has silenced them all.

Our leaders are not allowed to decide cases in court, and young people no longer play music.

You lived in the garden of Eden and wore jewelry made of brightly colored gems and precious stones. They were all set in gold and were ready for you on the day you were born.

Don't let children be created or joyful shouts be heard ever again in that night.

So you will be the first to be dragged off as captives; your good times will end.




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