1 This is the message Isaiah, son of Amoz, received about Babylon. 2 Set up a banner on a bare hilltop; shout out to them; wave your hand to encourage them to enter the palaces of princes. 3 I have ordered the ones I have chosen to attack; I have called my warriors to execute my furious judgment and to celebrate my triumph. 4 A noise comes from the mountains, sounding like that of a huge crowd! It's the roaring sound from the kingdoms, from nations gathering together! The Lord Almighty is calling up an army for war. 5 They are coming from distant lands, from beyond the far horizons—the Lord and the weapons of his fury—coming to destroy the whole country. 6 Howl in fear, for the day of the Lord is approaching—the time when the Almighty destroys. 7 Everyone's hands will fall limp, and everyone will lose their minds in panic. 8 They will be terrified; pain and anguish will seize them; they will suffer like a woman giving birth. They will look in shock at each other, their faces burning in fear. 9 Look! The day of the Lord is coming—cruel, with fury and fierce anger—to devastate the land and to wipe out its sinners. 10 The stars in the constellations of heaven above will not shine. When the sun rises it will stay dark. The moon will give no light. 11 I will punish the world for its evil, and the wicked for their sin, says the Lord. I will put an end to the conceit of the arrogant, and I will humiliate tyrants and their pride. 12 I will make people scarcer than pure gold, rarer than the gold of Ophir. 13 So I will shake the heavens and make the earth jump out of its place because of the fury of the Lord Almighty, at the time when his anger burns. 14 Like a gazelle being hunted, or like sheep without a shepherd, the Babylonians will return to their own people, they will run away to their own land. 15 Anyone who is captured will be stabbed to death; anyone who is caught will be killed by the sword. 16 Their little children will be dashed to pieces as they watch, their houses will be looted, and their wives will be raped. 17 I'm going to get the Medes to attack them, people who don't care about silver or gold. 18 Their bows will slaughter their young men; they will show no mercy to babies; they will have no pity on children. 19 Babylon, the most marvelous city of any kingdom, the greatest pride of the Babylonian people, will be demolished by God like Sodom and Gomorrah. 20 No one will ever live in Babylon again. It will be deserted—no desert nomad will set up a tent there, no shepherd will bring a flock to rest there. 21 Only desert animals will make their homes there, and the ruined houses will be inhabited by wild dogs. Owls will live there, and wild goats will leap around. 22 Hyenas will howl in her fortresses and jackals in her lavish palaces. Babylon's time is coming soon—they will not last much longer.
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Pasajes relacionados con cada versículo, del Treasury of Scripture Knowledge, tal como los reúnen y ordenan los lectores de OpenBible.info.
- 1 Isaías 47:1–15; Jeremías 50:1–51:64; Isaías 1:1; Daniel 5:28; Apocalipsis 17:1–18
- 2 Jeremías 51:58; Isaías 5:26; Jeremías 50:2; Jeremías 51:25; Isaías 45:1–3
- 3 Joel 3:11; Jeremías 51:20–24; Apocalipsis 17:12–18; Apocalipsis 18:20–19:7; Esdras 7:12–26
- 4 Joel 3:14; Joel 2:25; Ezequiel 38:3–23; Apocalipsis 19:11–21; Joel 2:1–11
- 5 Mateo 24:31; Jeremías 50:9; Jeremías 51:20–46; Jeremías 50:3; Isaías 5:26
- 6 Joel 1:15; Amós 5:18; Ezequiel 30:2–3; Sofonías 1:7; 1 Tesalonicenses 5:2–3
- 7 Ezequiel 21:7; Nahúm 2:10; Nahúm 1:6; Ezequiel 7:17; Isaías 19:1
- 8 Nahúm 2:10; 1 Tesalonicenses 5:3; Isaías 26:17; Isaías 21:3–4; Juan 16:21
- 9 Malaquías 4:1; Nahúm 1:6; Isaías 13:15–18; Isaías 13:6; Jeremías 51:35–58
- 10 Joel 2:31; Mateo 24:29; Marcos 13:24; Ezequiel 32:7–8; Joel 3:15
- 11 Isaías 2:11; Isaías 5:15; Jeremías 50:29–32; Daniel 5:22–23; Isaías 3:11
- 12 Isaías 4:1; Isaías 24:6; Salmo 137:9; Job 28:16; Isaías 13:15–18
- 13 Hebreos 12:26–27; Joel 3:16; Mateo 24:29; Nahúm 1:4–6; Hageo 2:6–7
- 14 Jeremías 50:16; 1 Reyes 22:17; 1 Reyes 22:36; Jeremías 51:9; Isaías 17:13
- 15 Jeremías 50:25; Jeremías 51:3–4; Jeremías 50:27; Isaías 47:9–14; Jeremías 50:35–42
- 16 Oseas 10:14; Nahúm 3:10; Salmo 137:8–9; Isaías 13:18; Zacarías 14:2
- 17 Daniel 5:28–31; Jeremías 51:11; Jeremías 50:9; Isaías 41:25; Jeremías 51:27–28
- 18 2 Reyes 8:12; 2 Crónicas 36:17; Isaías 13:16; Oseas 13:16; Ezequiel 9:10
- 19 Daniel 4:30; Jeremías 50:40; Sofonías 2:9; Amós 4:11; Deuteronomio 29:23
- 20 Jeremías 51:43; Isaías 14:23; Jeremías 50:45; 2 Crónicas 17:11; Jeremías 50:3
- 21 Apocalipsis 18:2; Isaías 34:11–15
- 22 Isaías 35:7; Isaías 25:2; Jeremías 51:33; Deuteronomio 32:35; Habacuc 2:3
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… shall be no men in them and the land shall be left desolate." "For, behold," says Isaiah, "the day of the Lord cometh past remedy, full of fury and wrath, to lay waste the city of the earth, and to root sinners out of it." And again he says, "Let him be taken away, that he behold not the glory …
Concerning that day, hear the prophets, saying, "The day of the Lord is incurable, full of anger and wrath." For there will be none to stand by, none to rescue, nowhere the face of Christ, so mild and calm.
Leer en contexto · Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, series 1, vol. 10 (1888)