Isaiah 14 - Contemporary English Version Interconfessional Edition(CEVDCI)

The Lord

's People Will Come Home

1The Lord will have mercy on Israel and will let them be his chosen people once again. He will bring them back to their own land, and foreigners will join them as part of Israel.

2Other nations will lead them home, and Israel will make slaves of them in the land that belongs to the Lord. Israel will rule over those who once governed and mistreated them.

Death to the King of Babylonia!

3The Lord will set you free from your sorrow, suffering, and slavery.

4Then you will make fun of the King of Babylonia by singing this song:

That cruel monster is done for!

He won't attack us again.

5The Lord has crushed the power

of those evil kings,

6who were furious

and never stopped abusing

the people of other nations.

7Now all the world is at peace;

its people are celebrating

with joyful songs.

8King of Babylonia,

even the cypress trees

and the cedars of Lebanon

celebrate and say,

“Since you were put down,

no one comes along

to chop us down.”

9The world of the dead

eagerly waits for you.

With great excitement,

the spirits of ancient rulers

hear about your coming.

10Each one of them will say,

“Now you are just as weak

as any of us!

11Your pride and your music

have ended here

in the world of the dead.

Worms are your blanket,

maggots are your bed.”

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20You won't be buried with kings;

you ruined your country

and murdered your people.

You evil monster!

We hope that your family

will be forgotten forever.

21We will slaughter your sons

to make them pay for the crimes

of their ancestors.

They won't take over the world

or build cities

anywhere on this earth.

22The Lord All-Powerful has promised to attack Babylonia and destroy everyone there, so that none of them will ever be remembered again.

23The Lord will sweep out the people, and the land will become a swamp for wild animals.

Assyria Will Be Punished

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and every soldier is ready.

32If a messenger comes

from a distant nation,

you must say:

“The Lord built Zion.

Even the poorest of his people

will find safety there.”

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