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let those who have been driven out of Moab come and live with you; be their refuge in the face of the devastator. Once the oppression is past, and the devastation has stopped and those now trampling on the country have gone away, (Isaiah 16, 4)
And so Moab is wailing for Moab, wailing, every one of them. For the raisin cakes of Kir-Hareseth you mourn, stricken with grief. (Isaiah 16, 7)
For Heshbon's vineyards are withering, the vine of Sibmah whose red grapes used to overcome the overlords of the nations. It used to reach to Jazer, had wound its way into the desert, its shoots grew so numerous they spread across the sea. (Isaiah 16, 8)
And so I weep, as Jazer weeps, for the vine of Sibmah. I water you with my tears, Heshbon and Elealeh. For over your harvest and vintage the cheering has died away; (Isaiah 16, 9)
joy and gladness have vanished from the orchards. No more revelry in the vineyards, no more happy shouting; no more the treader treads wine in the presses, the cheering has ceased. (Isaiah 16, 10)
That is why my whole being quivers like harp strings for Moab, my very heart, for Kir-Heres. (Isaiah 16, 11)
Such was the word which Yahweh spoke about Moab in the past. (Isaiah 16, 13)
And now Yahweh has spoken in these terms, 'Within three years, as a hired worker reckons them, the glory of Moab will be humbled, despite its teeming population. It will be reduced to nothing, an insignificant remnant.' (Isaiah 16, 14)
Its towns, abandoned for ever, will be pastures for flocks; there they will rest with no one to disturb them. (Isaiah 17, 2)
Ephraim will be stripped of its defences and Damascus of its sovereignty; and the remnant of Aram will be treated like the glory of the Israelites -- declares Yahweh Sabaoth. (Isaiah 17, 3)
When that day comes, Jacob's glory will diminish, from being fat he will grow lean; (Isaiah 17, 4)
as when a reaper gathers in the standing corn, harvesting the ears of corn with his arm, or when they glean the ears in the Valley of Rephaim, (Isaiah 17, 5)
