Thus saith
the LORD
unto me, Go
and get
thee a linen
girdle,
and put
it upon thy loins,
and put
it not in water.
proceed
βάδισον
badison
apron
περίζωμα
perizōma
linen
λινοῦν
linoun
So I got
a girdle
according to the word
of the LORD,
and put
it on my loins.
And the word
of the LORD
came unto me the second time,
saying,
Take
the girdle
that thou hast got,
which is upon thy loins,
and arise,
go
to Euphrates,
and hide
it there in a hole
of the rock.
apron
περίζωμα
perizōma
proceed
βάδισον
badison
hide away
κατάκρυψον
katakrypson
So I went,
and hid
it by Euphrates,
as the LORD
commanded
me.
And it came to pass after
many
days,
that the LORD
said
unto me, Arise,
go
to Euphrates,
and take
the girdle
from thence, which I commanded
thee to hide
there.
say
proceed
βάδισον
badison
apron
περίζωμα
perizōma
hide away
κατακρύψαι
katakrypsai
Then I went
to Euphrates,
and digged,
and took
the girdle
from the place
where I had hid
it: and, behold, the girdle
was marred,
it was profitable
for nothing.
apron
περίζωμα
perizōma
bury in the ground
κατώρυξα
katōryxa
Then the word
of the LORD
came unto me, saying,
Thus saith
the LORD,
After this manner will I mar
the pride
of Judah,
and the great
pride
of Jerusalem.
This evil
people,
which refuse
to hear
my words,
which walk
in the imagination
of their heart,
and walk
after
other
gods,
to serve
them, and to worship
them, shall even be as this girdle,
which is good
for nothing.
apron
περίζωμα
perizōma
For as the girdle
cleaveth
to the loins
of a man,
so have I caused to cleave
unto me the whole house
of Israel
and the whole house
of Judah,
saith
the LORD;
that they might be unto me for a people,
and for a name,
and for a praise,
and for a glory:
but they would not hear.
apron
περίζωμα
perizōma
notable
ὀνομαστὸν
onomaston
Therefore thou shalt speak
unto them this word;
Thus saith
the LORD
God
of Israel,
Every bottle
shall be filled
with wine:
and they shall say
unto thee, Do we not certainly
know
that every bottle
shall be filled
with wine?
say
Then shalt thou say
unto them, Thus saith
the LORD,
Behold, I will fill
all the inhabitants
of this land,
even the kings
that sit
upon David's
throne,
and the priests,
and the prophets,
and all the inhabitants
of Jerusalem,
with drunkenness.
intoxicating drink
μεθύσματι
methysmati
And I will dash
them one
against another,
even the fathers
and the sons
together,
saith
the LORD:
I will not pity,
nor spare,
nor have mercy,
but destroy
them.
Hear
ye, and give ear;
be not proud:
for the LORD
hath spoken.
Give
glory
to the LORD
your God,
before he cause darkness,
and before your feet
stumble
upon the dark
mountains,
and, while ye look
for light,
he turn
it into the shadow of death,
and make
it gross darkness.
grow dark
συσκοτάσαι
syskotasai
But if ye will not hear
it, my soul
shall weep
in secret places
for
your pride;
and mine eye
shall weep
sore,
and run down
with tears,
because the LORD'S
flock
is carried away captive.
secretly
κεκρυμμένως
kekrymmenōs
Say
unto the king
and to the queen,
Humble
yourselves, sit down:
for your principalities
shall come down,
even the crown
of your glory.
The cities
of the south
shall be shut up,
and none shall open
them: Judah
shall be carried away captive
all of it, it shall be wholly
carried away captive.
Lift up
your eyes,
and behold
them that come
from the north:
where is the flock
that was given
thee, thy beautiful
flock?
What wilt thou say
when he shall punish
thee? for thou hast taught
them to be captains,
and as chief
over thee: shall not sorrows
take
thee, as a woman
in travail?
that which is learnt
μαθήματα
mathēmata
And if thou say
in thine heart,
Wherefore come
these things upon me? For the greatness
of thine iniquity
are thy skirts
discovered,
and thy heels
made bare.
say
hinder
ὀπίσθιά
opisthia
heel
πτέρνας
pternas
Can the Ethiopian
change
his skin,
or the leopard
his spots?
then may
ye also do good,
that are accustomed
to do evil.
Therefore will I scatter
them as the stubble
that passeth away
by the wind
of the wilderness.
This is thy lot,
the portion
of thy measures
from me, saith
the LORD;
because thou hast forgotten
me, and trusted
in falsehood.
Therefore will I discover
thy skirts
upon thy face,
that thy shame
may appear.
I have seen
thine adulteries,
and thy neighings,
the lewdness
of thy whoredom,
and thine abominations
on the hills
in the fields.
Woe
unto thee, O Jerusalem!
wilt thou not be made clean?
when shall it once
be?
neighing
χρεμετισμός
chremetismos
alienation
ἀπαλλοτρίωσις
apallotriōsis
