Isaiah 37:14 Cross References - Rotherham

¹⁴ And, when Hezekiah had received the letter at the hand of the messengers, and had read it, then went he up to the house of Yahweh, and Hezekiah, spread it out, before Yahweh.

²⁸ Yet wilt thou turn unto the prayer of thy servant, and unto his supplication, O Yahweh my God,––to hearken unto the cry, and unto the prayer, wherewith thy servant doth pray before thee today; ²⁹ that thine eye may be opened toward this house, night and day, toward the place of which thou hast said, My Name shall be, there; hearkening unto the prayer which thy servant shall offer toward this place. ³⁰ Wilt, thou, therefore, hearken unto the supplication of thy servant, and of thy people Israel, whensoever they shall pray toward this place,––yea wilt, thou thyself, hear, in thine own dwelling–place, in the heavens, and, when thou hearest, then wilt thou forgive?

³⁸ any prayer, any supplication which, any son of earth, may have, of all thy people Israel,––who will certainly know every man the plague of his own heart, and so he shall spread abroad his hands towards this house,

³ And Yahweh said unto him––I have heard thy prayer and thy supplication, wherewith thou hast made supplication before me, I have hallowed this house, which thou hast built, to put my Name there unto times age–abiding,––and mine eyes and my heart shall be there, continually:

¹⁴ And, when Hezekiah had received the letter at the hand of the messengers, and had read it, then went he up to the house of Yahweh, and Hezekiah spread it out before Yahweh.

²⁰ that thine eyes may be open toward this house, day and night, toward the place of which thou hast said thou wouldst set thy Name there,––to hearken unto the prayer which thy servant may pray towards this place: ²¹ wilt thou therefore hearken unto the supplications of thy servant, and thy people Israel, when they shall pray toward this place,––yea wilt, thou thyself, hear, out of thine own dwelling–place, out of the heavens, and, when thou hearest, then wilt thou forgive? ²² If a man shall sin against his neighbour, and there shall be laid upon him an oath, to put him on oath,––and an oath shall come before thine altar in this house, ²³ then wilt, thou thyself, hear out of the heavens, and act, and judge thy servants, bringing back unto the lawless, to set his way upon his own head,––and justifying the righteous, by giving to him, according to his righteousness? ²⁴ Or, if thy people Israel be smitten before an enemy, because they have been sinning against thee,––and they turn, and confess thy Name, and pray and make supplication before thee, in this house, ²⁵ then wilt, thou thyself, hear out of the heavens, and forgive the sin of thy people Israel,––and bring them back unto the soil, which thou didst give to them and to their fathers? ²⁶ When the heavens are shut up and there is no rain, because they have been sinning against thee,––and they shall pray towards this place, and shall confess thy Name, from their sin, shall return, because thou hast been afflicting them, ²⁷ then wilt, thou thyself, hear [out of] the heavens and forgive the sin of thy servants, and thy people Israel, that thou mayest direct them into the good way, wherein they should walk,––and give rain, upon thy land, which thou hast given unto thy people, for an inheritance? ²⁸ When there shall be, a famine, in the land, when there shall be, a pestilence,––when there shall be, blasting or mildew, locust or caterpillar,––when their enemy shall besiege them in the land at their own gates–whatsoever plague or whatsoever sickness; –– ²⁹ whatsoever prayer, whatsoever supplication, which any son of earth may have, or any of thy people Israel,––when any man shall come to know his plague, or his pain, and so he shall spread abroad his hands towards this house–– ³⁰ then wilt, thou thyself, hear out of the heavens, the settled place of thine abode, and forgive, and grant to every man according to his ways, whose heart thou wilt know,––for, thou thyself alone, knowest the heart of the sons of men: ³¹ to the end they may revere thee, to walk in thy ways, all the days which they shall be living upon the face of the soil,––which thou gavest unto their fathers? ³² Moreover also, unto the stranger who is not, of thy people Israel, but he shall come in out of a far country––for the sake of thy great Name, and of thy strong hand, and of thine outstretched arm,––and so they shall come in and pray towards this house, ³³ then wilt, thou thyself, hear out of the heavens, out of the settled place of thine abode, and do according to all for which the stranger shall cry unto thee,––to the end that all the peoples of the earth may know thy Name, so as to revere thee like thy people Israel, and know that, thy Name, hath been given unto this house, which I have built? ³⁴ When thy people shall go forth to war against their enemies, whithersoever thou mayest send them,––and shall pray unto thee in the direction of this city which thou hast chosen, and the house which I have built for thy Name, ³⁵ then wilt thou hear, out of the heavens, their prayer and their supplication,––and maintain their right. ³⁶ When they sin against thee––for there is no son of earth who sinneth not––and thou shalt be angry with them, and deliver them up before an enemy,––who shall carry them away as their captives into a land––far away or near; ³⁷ and they come back to their right mind, in the land whither they have been taken captive,––and so turn and make supplication unto thee in the land of their captivity, saying, We have sinned, we have done perversely, and been lawless; –– ³⁸ and so turn unto thee with all their heart, and with all their soul, in the land of their captivity, whither they have carried them captive,––and shall pray in the direction of their own land, which thou gavest unto their fathers, and the city which thou hast chosen, and unto the house which I have built for thy Name, ³⁹ then wilt thou hear out of the heavens––out of the settled place of thine abode––their prayer and their supplications, and maintain their cause,––and forgive thy people, that wherein they sinned against thee? ⁴⁰ Now, O my God, let––I beseech thee––thine eyes be open, and thine ears attent,––unto the prayer of this place. ⁴¹ Now, therefore, arise! O Yahweh God, unto thy rest, thou, and the ark of thy strength: Thy priests, O Yahweh God, let them be clothed with salvation, and, thy men of lovingkindness, let them rejoice in prosperity. ⁴² O Yahweh God! do not turn away thy face from thine Anointed One,––oh remember lovingkindness unto David thy servant.

⁵ For he will hide me in his pavilion, in the day of calamity,––He will conceal me, in the secrecy of his tent, Within a rock, will he set me on high.

¹ [To the Chief Musician. On Jeduthun––A Melody of David.]
Surely, towards God, silence [becometh] my soul, From him, is my salvation: ² Surely, he, is my rock and my salvation, My high tower––I shall not be greatly shaken! ³ How long will ye shout at a man? Ye shall be crushed all of you,––Like a wall that bulgeth,––a fence pushed in!

¹⁰ How long, O God, shall the adversary, reproach? Shall the enemy revile thy Name perpetually?

¹ [To the Chief Musician. With Stringed Instruments. A Melody of Asaph, a Song.]
God is, known in Judah, In Israel, great is his Name; ² Now hath come into Salem, his pavilion, And his dwelling–place into Zion. ³ There, hath he broken in pieces the arrows of the bow, shield and sword, and battle. [Selah.]

¹ [A Song of Ascents.]
Unto thee, have I lifted up mine eyes, O thou who art enthroned in the heavens. ² Lo! as the eyes of men–servants are unto the hand of their masters, as the eyes of a maid–servant, unto the hand of her mistress, so, are our eyes, unto Yahweh our God, until that he show us favour. ³ Show us favour, O Yahweh, show us favour, for, exceedingly, are we sated with contempt: ⁴ Exceeding sated therewith, is our soul,––The scorn of the careless, The contempt of the proud.

⁶ I have spread out my hands unto thee, My soul, is as a thirsty land, for thee. [Selah.]

¹ And it came to pass, when King Hezekiah heard it, that he rent his clothes,––and covered himself with sackcloth, and entered the house of Yahweh;

¹⁷ Between the porch and the altar, let the priests, weep, the attendants of Yahweh,––and let them say––Look with pity, O Yahweh, upon thy people, and do not deliver thine inheritance to reproach, that the nations, should mock them, Why should they say among the peoples, Where is their God?
¹⁸ And Yahweh became jealous for his land,––and took pity on his people; ¹⁹ Then answered Yahweh, and said to his people:––Behold me! sending you the corn, and the new wine and the oil, so shall ye be satisfied therewith; and I will not make you, any more, a reproach among the nations. ²⁰ And, the Northerner, will I remove far from you, and drive him into a land parched and desolate, with, his face, toward the eastern sea, and, his rear, toward the hinder sea,––then shall come up his ill odour, yea his stench, shall ascend, because he hath shown himself great in doing.