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Isaiah 36:9

New International Reader's Version

You are depending on Egypt for chariots and horsemen. You can’t drive away even the least important officer among my master’s officials.

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You are depending on Egypt for chariots and horsemen. You can’t drive away even the least important officer among my master’s officials.

The Lord had caused the soldiers of Aram to hear a noise. It sounded like chariots and horses and a huge army. So the soldiers said to one another, “Listen! The king of Israel has hired the Hittite and Egyptian kings. He has paid them to attack us!”

You can prepare a horse for the day of battle. But the power to win comes from the Lord.

‘Aren’t all my commanders kings?’ he says.

People trusted in Cush to help them. They bragged about what Egypt could do for them. But they will lose heart and be put to shame.

They travel to Egypt, whose help is totally useless. That’s why I call it Rahab the Do-Nothing.

The men of Egypt are only human beings. They aren’t God. Their horses are only flesh and blood. They aren’t spirits. The Lord will reach out his powerful hand to punish everyone. The Egyptians provide help. But they will be tripped up. The people of Judah receive the help. But they will fall down. All of them will be destroyed.

Look, I know you are depending on Egypt. Why are you doing that? Egypt is nothing but a broken papyrus stem. Try leaning on it. It will only cut your hand. Pharaoh, the king of Egypt, is just like that to everyone who depends on him.

“ ‘ “Come on. Make a deal with my master, the king of Assyria. I’ll give you 2,000 horses. But only if you can put riders on them!

Why do you keep on changing your ways so much? Assyria did not help you. And Egypt will not help you either.

The king must not get large numbers of horses for himself. He must not make the people return to Egypt to get more horses. The Lord has told you, “You must not go back there again.”




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