Isaiah · Chapter 13 · Isaiah 46–48

Go Ye Forth from Babylon

Bel boweth down, Nebo stoopeth, their idols a burden to the weary beast; even to hoar hairs will I carry you; a ravenous bird from the east; come down, and sit in the dust, O virgin daughter of Babylon; let now the star-gazers save thee; I have chosen thee in the furnace of affliction; oh that thou hadst hearkened — then had thy peace been as a river; go ye forth from Babylon; there is no peace, saith Jehovah, to the wicked.

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  1. Chapter 13: Go Ye Forth from BabylonTitleChapter 13: Go Ye Forth from BabylonIsaiah 46 – 48
  2. Bel Boweth Down, Nebo StoopethPage 185Bel Boweth Down, Nebo StoopethIsaiah 46:1–5
  3. Bel Boweth Down, Nebo StoopethPage 186Bel Boweth Down, Nebo StoopethIsaiah 46:6–11
  4. O Virgin Daughter of BabylonPage 187O Virgin Daughter of BabylonIsaiah 46:12–47:3
  5. O Virgin Daughter of BabylonPage 188O Virgin Daughter of BabylonIsaiah 47:4–7
  6. O Virgin Daughter of BabylonPage 189O Virgin Daughter of BabylonIsaiah 47:8–11
  7. The Star-gazersPage 190The Star-gazersIsaiah 47:12–15
  8. Hear Ye This, O House of JacobPage 191Hear Ye This, O House of JacobIsaiah 48:1–7
  9. I Am the First, I Also Am the LastPage 192I Am the First, I Also Am the LastIsaiah 48:8–13
  10. I Am the First, I Also Am the LastPage 193I Am the First, I Also Am the LastIsaiah 48:14–17
  11. Go Ye Forth from BabylonPage 194Go Ye Forth from BabylonIsaiah 48:18–22