Isaiah 26
26
Song of Judah’s Triumph
1A day is coming when this song will be sung in the land of Judah:
“The city is a stronghold for us!
The Lord’s salvation, # 26:1 “The Lord’s salvation” is the Hebrew word yĕshuwʿah, almost identical to Yeshua. Jesus is our salvation that saves us and delivers us inside and out. like inner and outer walls,
makes it secure.
2Open the gates and let a righteous,
faith-filled people enter in.
3Perfect, absolute peace surrounds # 26:3 Or “watches over.” those
whose imaginations # 26:3 Or “steadfast minds.” The Hebrew is yêtser. According to the Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew Lexicon, the Hebrew word yêtser means “imagination” that forms and frames up. Imagination frames up one’s reality. It is unfortunate that many today have rejected the God-created imagination that each of us possesses. Our imagination must be set apart for God and continually made holy. The imagination, both good and evil, is a frequently addressed concept in the Bible. The Hebrew word yêtser is found nine times in the Old Testament (Gen. 6:5; 8:21; Deut. 31:21; 1 Chron. 28:9; 29:18; Ps. 103:14; Isa. 26:3; 29:16; Hab. 2:18). are consumed with you;
they confidently trust in you.
4Yes, trust in the Lord Yahweh forever and ever!
For Yah, the Lord God, is your Rock of Ages! # 26:4 The concept of God being our Rock speaks of the enduring protection, safety, and security we have in him. We plant our feet on the Rock and find boldness and confidence. Throughout every age and season of our lives, God remains our faithful Rock of all Ages.
5He knocks down the high and mighty,
and the lofty city he humbles and levels down to the dust,
6to be trampled down by the feet of the poor and exploited.”
7The path of the righteous is smooth and level;
God, the Just One, you make a clear path for them.
8Yes, we will follow your ways, Lord Yahweh,
and entwine our hearts with yours, # 26:8 The Hebrew word qavah (the root word for “rope”) means “to wait” or “to entwine.” Waiting on God means binding and connecting our hearts to who God is and to his promises. The Hebrew concept of waiting on the Lord is never a passive thing but an active one, full of hope and expectation.
for the fame of your name is all that we desire.
9At night I yearn for you with all my heart;
in the morning my spirit reaches out to you.
When you display your judgments on the earth,
people learn the ways of righteousness.
10But when mercy is shown to scoundrels,
they still aren’t able to learn righteousness.
Even in a land of integrity, they still do wrong,
for they ignore the great majesty of the Lord Yahweh.
11Lord Yahweh, you lift your mighty hand,
but they do not see it.
Let them witness how much you love your people
and be ashamed.
Let the fire reserved for your enemies consume them.
12Lord Yahweh, you will establish peace and prosperity for us,
for all we have accomplished is the result
of what you work through us.
13Lord Yahweh, our God, other lords have ruled over us,
but we praise your name alone.
14Their dead don’t come back to life; their ghosts do not rise.
For you have punished and destroyed them,
wiping out even the memory of them.
15You have made our nation grow!
Lord Yahweh, you have made our nation grow;
you have revealed your glory,
and you have extended all the borders of the land.
16Lord Yahweh, in their distress, they reached out to you.
When you chastened them, they poured out prayer to you.
17Lord Yahweh,
we were like a pregnant woman going into labor pains—
writhing, screaming, and ready to deliver, all because of you.
18We were full term.
We pushed and strained, but we gave birth only to wind!
We accomplished nothing
and have not brought deliverance # 26:18 Or “salvation” or “victory.” into the world, # 26:18 See Rom. 8:19–21.
nor its inhabitants new life. # 26:18 Or “its inhabitants have not fallen out,” an idiom for birthing or bringing to life.
19But your dead will live again!
Their bodies will rise from the dead!
It’s time to awaken and sing for joy, you dwellers in the dust!
As the glistening, radiant dew refreshes the earth, # 26:19 See Ps. 110:3.
so the Lord will awaken those dwelling among the dead.
20Go, my people, into your inner chambers
and close the doors behind you.
Hide for a little while, until his indignation # 26:20 Or “curse.” is over.
21For the Lord is coming out from his heavenly place
to punish people for their sins.
The earth itself will expose the blood spilled upon it,
and the ground will no longer hide its slain.
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Isaiah 26: TPT
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Իմացեք ավելին The Passion Translation-ի մասինIsaiah 26
26
Song of Judah’s Triumph
1A day is coming when this song will be sung in the land of Judah:
“The city is a stronghold for us!
The Lord’s salvation, # 26:1 “The Lord’s salvation” is the Hebrew word yĕshuwʿah, almost identical to Yeshua. Jesus is our salvation that saves us and delivers us inside and out. like inner and outer walls,
makes it secure.
2Open the gates and let a righteous,
faith-filled people enter in.
3Perfect, absolute peace surrounds # 26:3 Or “watches over.” those
whose imaginations # 26:3 Or “steadfast minds.” The Hebrew is yêtser. According to the Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew Lexicon, the Hebrew word yêtser means “imagination” that forms and frames up. Imagination frames up one’s reality. It is unfortunate that many today have rejected the God-created imagination that each of us possesses. Our imagination must be set apart for God and continually made holy. The imagination, both good and evil, is a frequently addressed concept in the Bible. The Hebrew word yêtser is found nine times in the Old Testament (Gen. 6:5; 8:21; Deut. 31:21; 1 Chron. 28:9; 29:18; Ps. 103:14; Isa. 26:3; 29:16; Hab. 2:18). are consumed with you;
they confidently trust in you.
4Yes, trust in the Lord Yahweh forever and ever!
For Yah, the Lord God, is your Rock of Ages! # 26:4 The concept of God being our Rock speaks of the enduring protection, safety, and security we have in him. We plant our feet on the Rock and find boldness and confidence. Throughout every age and season of our lives, God remains our faithful Rock of all Ages.
5He knocks down the high and mighty,
and the lofty city he humbles and levels down to the dust,
6to be trampled down by the feet of the poor and exploited.”
7The path of the righteous is smooth and level;
God, the Just One, you make a clear path for them.
8Yes, we will follow your ways, Lord Yahweh,
and entwine our hearts with yours, # 26:8 The Hebrew word qavah (the root word for “rope”) means “to wait” or “to entwine.” Waiting on God means binding and connecting our hearts to who God is and to his promises. The Hebrew concept of waiting on the Lord is never a passive thing but an active one, full of hope and expectation.
for the fame of your name is all that we desire.
9At night I yearn for you with all my heart;
in the morning my spirit reaches out to you.
When you display your judgments on the earth,
people learn the ways of righteousness.
10But when mercy is shown to scoundrels,
they still aren’t able to learn righteousness.
Even in a land of integrity, they still do wrong,
for they ignore the great majesty of the Lord Yahweh.
11Lord Yahweh, you lift your mighty hand,
but they do not see it.
Let them witness how much you love your people
and be ashamed.
Let the fire reserved for your enemies consume them.
12Lord Yahweh, you will establish peace and prosperity for us,
for all we have accomplished is the result
of what you work through us.
13Lord Yahweh, our God, other lords have ruled over us,
but we praise your name alone.
14Their dead don’t come back to life; their ghosts do not rise.
For you have punished and destroyed them,
wiping out even the memory of them.
15You have made our nation grow!
Lord Yahweh, you have made our nation grow;
you have revealed your glory,
and you have extended all the borders of the land.
16Lord Yahweh, in their distress, they reached out to you.
When you chastened them, they poured out prayer to you.
17Lord Yahweh,
we were like a pregnant woman going into labor pains—
writhing, screaming, and ready to deliver, all because of you.
18We were full term.
We pushed and strained, but we gave birth only to wind!
We accomplished nothing
and have not brought deliverance # 26:18 Or “salvation” or “victory.” into the world, # 26:18 See Rom. 8:19–21.
nor its inhabitants new life. # 26:18 Or “its inhabitants have not fallen out,” an idiom for birthing or bringing to life.
19But your dead will live again!
Their bodies will rise from the dead!
It’s time to awaken and sing for joy, you dwellers in the dust!
As the glistening, radiant dew refreshes the earth, # 26:19 See Ps. 110:3.
so the Lord will awaken those dwelling among the dead.
20Go, my people, into your inner chambers
and close the doors behind you.
Hide for a little while, until his indignation # 26:20 Or “curse.” is over.
21For the Lord is coming out from his heavenly place
to punish people for their sins.
The earth itself will expose the blood spilled upon it,
and the ground will no longer hide its slain.
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:
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