Isaias
Septuaginta
Septuaginta. The Book of Isaiah According to the Septuagint (Codex Alexandrinus). Ottley, Richard, Rusden, editor. Cambridge: C.J. Clay and Sons, 1904.
3 Still haveI-declared the former things, and out of my mouth went they forth, and came to be heard: I did them suddenly, and they came to pass.
4 I perceive that thou art obstinate, and thy neck is an iron sinew, and thy brow brass.
5 And I declared to thee the things of old, before they came upon thee; I made it to be heard of thee, lest thou shouldest say, Mine idols have done it, and say, The graven and the molten images have commanded me.
6 Ye have heard all, and ye perceived not; but I have also made to be heard of thee the new things from henceforth which shall come to pass; and thou saidst not,
7 Now come they to pass, and not long since, and not in former days didst thou hear of them; lest thou shouldest say, Yea, I perceive them.
8 Thou didst neither perceive nor know, nor did I open thine ears from the beginning; for I perceived that thou wouldest utterly set them at nought, and thou shalt be called a transgressor even from the womb.
9 For my name's sake will I show thee my wrath, and my glorious deeds will I bring upon thee, that I may not utterly destroy thee.
10 Behold, I have sold thee, not for silver; and I delivered thee out of the furnace of beggary.
11 For mine own sake will I do it unto thee; for my name is polluted, and my glory will I not give to another.
12 Hear me, Jacob, and Israel, whom I call; I am first, and I am for everlasting:
13 And my hand laid the foundation of the earth, and my right hand established the heaven; I will call them, and they shall stand together.
14 And all shall be gathered together, and shall hearken. Who declared these things unto them? Because I loved thee, I did this upon Babylon, thy will, to destroy the seed of the Chaldaeans.
15 I spake, I called him, led him, and made his way prosperous.
16 Draw near unto me, and hear ye this; from the beginning have I not spoken in secret, nor in a dark place of the earth; when it came to pass, there was I, and now the Lord hath sent me, and his spirit.
17 Thus saith the Lord, thy deliverer, the Holy One of Israel: <I am thy God,> I have shown to thee, that thou mayest way wherein thou shalt walk.
18 And if thou hadst hearkened to my commandments, thy peace should have been made as a river, and thy righteousness as a wave of the sea;
19 And thy seed should have becoine as sand, and the off spring of thy womb as the dust of the earth; nor shalt thou now be utterly destroyed, nor shall thy name perish before me.
20 Come thou forth from Babylon, fleeing from the Chaldaeans; proclaim ye the voice of joy, and let this be heard, report it to the end of the earth; say ye, The Lord hath delivered his people Jacob.
21 And if they be thirsty, he will bring them through the wilderness, he will bring water for them out of a rock; a rock shall be cleft, and water shall flow, and my people shall drink.
22 There is no rejoicing, saith the Lord, for the wicked.