In those days
was Hezekiah
sick
unto death.
And the prophet
Isaiah
the son
of Amoz
came
to him, and said
unto him, Thus saith
the LORD,
Set thine house
in order;
for thou shalt die,
and not live.
weak and sickly
ἠρρώστησεν
ērrōstēsen
say
Then he turned
his face
to the wall,
and prayed
unto the LORD,
saying,
I beseech
thee, O LORD,
remember
now how I have walked
before
thee in truth
and with a perfect
heart,
and have done
that which is good
in thy sight.
And Hezekiah
wept
sore.
And it came to pass, afore Isaiah
was gone out
into the middle
court,
that the word
of the LORD
came to him, saying,
Turn again,
and tell
Hezekiah
the captain
of my people,
Thus saith
the LORD,
the God
of David
thy father,
I have heard
thy prayer,
I have seen
thy tears:
behold, I will heal
thee: on the third
day
thou shalt go up
unto the house
of the LORD.
And I will add
unto thy days
fifteen
years;
and I will deliver
thee and this city
out of the hand
of the king
of Assyria;
and I will defend
this city
for mine own sake, and for my servant
David's
sake.
Assyrios
Ἀσσυρίων
assyriōn
shield
ὑπερασπιῶ
hyperaspiō
And Isaiah
said,
Take
a lump
of figs.
And they took
and laid
it on the boil,
and he recovered.
And Hezekiah
said
unto Isaiah,
What shall be the sign
that the LORD
will heal
me, and that I shall go up
into the house
of the LORD
the third
day?
And Isaiah
said,
This sign
shalt thou have of the LORD,
that the LORD
will do
the thing
that he hath spoken:
shall the shadow
go forward
ten
degrees,
or go back
ten
degrees?
say
And Hezekiah
answered,
It is a light thing
for the shadow
to go down
ten
degrees:
nay, but let the shadow
return
backward
ten
degrees.
And Isaiah
the prophet
cried
unto the LORD:
and he brought
the shadow
ten
degrees
backward,
by
which it had gone down
in the dial
of Ahaz.
At that time
Berodachbaladan,
the son
of Baladan,
king
of Babylon,
sent
letters
and a present
unto Hezekiah:
for he had heard
that Hezekiah
had been sick.
Marōdachbaladan
Μαρωδαχβαλαδαν
marōdachbaladan
Baladan
Βαλαδαν
baladan
gift
μαναα
manaa
weak and sickly
ἠρρώστησεν
ērrōstēsen
And Hezekiah
hearkened
unto them, and shewed
them all the house
of his precious things,
the silver,
and the gold,
and the spices,
and the precious
ointment,
and all the house
of his armour,
and all that was found
in his treasures:
there was nothing
in his house,
nor in all his dominion,
that Hezekiah
shewed
them not.
treasure?
νεχωθα
nechōtha
Then came
Isaiah
the prophet
unto king
Hezekiah,
and said
unto him, What said
these men?
and from whence
came
they unto thee? And Hezekiah
said,
They are come
from a far
country,
even from Babylon.
say
say
And he said,
What have they seen
in thine house?
And Hezekiah
answered,
All the things that are in mine house
have they seen:
there is nothing
among my treasures
that I have not shewed
them.
say
say
And Isaiah
said
unto Hezekiah,
Hear
the word
of the LORD.
Behold, the days
come,
that all that is in thine house,
and that which thy fathers
have laid up in store
unto this day,
shall be carried
into Babylon:
nothing
shall be left,
saith
the LORD.
say
And of thy sons
that shall issue
from thee, which thou shalt beget,
shall they take away;
and they shall be eunuchs
in the palace
of the king
of Babylon.
Then said
Hezekiah
unto Isaiah,
Good
is the word
of the LORD
which thou hast spoken.
And he said,
Is it not good, if peace
and truth
be in my days?
And the rest
of the acts
of Hezekiah,
and all his might,
and how he made
a pool,
and a conduit,
and brought
water
into the city,
are they not written
in the book
of the chronicles
of the kings
of Judah?
power
δυναστεία
dynasteia
well
κρήνην
krēnēn
aqueduct
ὑδραγωγὸν
hydragōgon
And Hezekiah
slept
with his fathers:
and Manasseh
his son
reigned
in his stead.
