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Nahum
Chapter 3
KJV · Textus Receptus
Woe to thebloodycity! it is allfull oflies androbbery; theprey departeth not;
2 Thenoise of awhip, and thenoise of therattling of thewheels, and of thepransinghorses, and of thejumping chariots.
3 Thehorseman liftethup both thebrightsword and theglitteringspear: and there is amultitude ofslain, and agreat number ofcarcases; and there is noneend of theircorpses; theystumble upon their corpses:
4 Because of themultitude of thewhoredoms of thewellfavouredharlot, themistress ofwitchcrafts, thatsellethnations through herwhoredoms, andfamilies through her witchcrafts.
5 Behold, I am against thee,saith theLORD ofhosts; and I willdiscover thyskirts upon thyface, and I willshew thenations thynakedness, and thekingdoms thy shame.
6 And I willcast abominablefilth upon thee, and make theevile, and willset thee as a gazingstock.
7 And it shall come to pass, that all they thatlook upon thee shallflee from thee, andsay,Nineveh is laidwaste: who willbemoan her?whence shall Iseek comforters for thee?
8 Art thoubetter thanpopulousNo, that wassituate among therivers, that had thewaters roundabout it, whoserampart was thesea, and herwall was from the sea?
9Ethiopia andEgypt were herstrength, and it wasinfinite;Put andLubim were thy helpers.
10 Yet was she carriedaway, shewent intocaptivity: her youngchildren also were dashed inpieces at thetop of all thestreets: and theycastlots for her honourablemen, and all her greatmen werebound in chains.
11 Thou also shalt bedrunken: thou shalt behid, thou also shaltseekstrength because of the enemy.
12 All thy strongholds shall be like figtrees with the firstripefigs: if they beshaken, they shall evenfall into themouth of the eater.
13 Behold, thypeople in themidst of thee arewomen: thegates of thyland shall be setwideopen unto thineenemies: thefire shalldevour thy bars.
14Draw theewaters for thesiege,fortify thy strongholds:go intoclay, andtread themorter, makestrong the brickkiln.
15 There shall thefiredevour thee; thesword shall cut theeoff, it shall eat theeup like thecankerworm: make thyselfmany as thecankerworm, make thyselfmany as the locusts.
17 Thycrowned are as thelocusts, and thycaptains as the greatgrasshoppers, whichcamp in thehedges in thecoldday, but when thesunariseth they fleeaway, and theirplace is notknown where they are.
18 Thyshepherdsslumber, Oking ofAssyria: thynobles shalldwell in the dust: thypeople isscattered upon themountains, and no man gathereth them.
19 There is nohealing of thybruise; thywound isgrievous: all thathear thebruit of thee shallclap thehands over thee: for upon whom hath not thywickednesspassed continually?
17Wɔn a wɔhyɛahenkyɛwwɔwomutesɛntutummɛ,naw'asafohenetesɛmmoadabiakɛseɛ,wɔn a wɔsoɛbanmuawɔdamu,nansosɛowiapue a wɔdwanekɔ,nawɔnnimfaako a wɔwɔ.Under pastoral review
17Wɔn a wɔhyɛahenkyɛwwɔwomutesɛntutummɛ,naw'asafohenetesɛmmoadabiakɛseɛ,wɔn a wɔsoɛbanmuawɔdamu,nansosɛowiapue a wɔdwanekɔ,nawɔnnimfaako a wɔwɔ.Under pastoral review