In the future, the mountain of YAHWEH’s temple will be raised up as the head of the mountains, towering over all the hills. A sparkling stream of every nation will flow into it. Many peoples will come and say, “Everyone, come! Let’s go up higher to YAHWEH’s mountain, to the house of Jacob’s God; then he can teach us his ways, and we can walk in his paths.” Zion will be the center of instruction, and the word of YAHWEH will go out from Jerusalem. He will judge fairly between strong, distant nations and settle disputes among many peoples. The swords they used against each other they will beat into plowshares, and their spears into pruning hooks. No nation will take up weapons against another, nor will they prepare for war anymore. But everyone will relax under their own fig trees and vineyards with no one to trouble them. For YAHWEH, Commander of Angel Armies, has decreed it. Though all the nations walk in the name of their own gods, we will walk in the name of YAHWEH, our God, forever and ever. I, YAHWEH, declare: “In that day of hope I will gather the lame and bring together the wandering outcasts and those whom I have bruised.
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