Fill thou their faces with dishonour, That men may seek thy Name, O Yahweh;

Passing through the balsam-vale, A place of fountains, they make it, Yea, with blessings, is it covered by the early rain.

There shall fall, at thy side, a thousand, Yea, myriads, at thy right hand, Unto thee, shall it not come nigh;

For, unto righteousness, shall the judicial sentence return, Then shall follow it - all the upright in heart.

I will not set before mine eyes, a vile thing, - The doing of them who fall away, I hate, It shall not cleave unto me;

They, shall perish, But, thou, wilt abide; And, they all, like a garment, shall fall in pieces, As a vesture, wilt thou change them and they shall vanish;

At thy rebuke, they flee, At the voice of thy thunder, they hurry away;

Who hast sent forth springs, through the torrent-beds, Between the mountains, they flow along;

How thy works abound, O Yahweh! All of them - in wisdom, hast thou made, The earth is full of thy possession: -

And saved them from the hand of one full of hatred, And redeemed them out of the hand of the foe;

So he lifted up his hand unto them, that he would let them fall in the desert;

God, hath spoken in his holiness, I will exult! I will apportion Shechem! And, the Vale of Succoth, will I measure out;

He will judge among the nations - full of dead bodies! He hath shattered the head over a land far extended:

Their hands! but they feel not Their feet! but they walk not, No sound make they in their throat.

Gracious is Yahweh and righteous, and, our God, is full of compassion.

Thou didst, thrust sore, at me that I might fall, But, Yahweh, hath helped me.

Of thy lovingkindness, O Yahweh, the earth, is full, Thy statutes, teach thou me.

Yahweh, hath done great things with us, we are full of joy!

Praise ye Yah, For good is Yahweh, Sing praises to his Name, For it is full of delight;

Whither can I go from thy spirit? or whither, from thy face, can I flee?

May there be dropped on them live coals, - Into the fire, may they be let fall, into watery pits from which they shall not rise.

They who are lawless, shall fall into the nooses thereof, while, I, at the same time, pass on.

Our garners, full, pouring out from one kind to another; Our flocks, multiplying by thousands - by myriads, in our open fields:

All costly substance, shall we find, We shall fill our houses with spoil;

Let not thy fountains, flow over, abroad, in the streets, dividings of waters:

Come! let us take our fill of endearments, until morning, let us delight ourselves with caresses;

A bag of silver, hath he taken in his hand, On the day of the full moon, will he enter his house.

Going after her instantly, as an ox, to the slaughter, he entereth, and, as in fetters, unto the correction of a fool.

For, many, wounded, hath she caused to fail, - yea strong men, slain wholly by her:

That I may cause them who love me to inherit substance, and, their treasuries, I may fill.

A deceptive balance, is an abomination to Yahweh, but, a full weight, is his delight.

The righteousness of the blameless, shall smooth his way, but, by his own lawlessness, shall the lawless one, fall.

With no guidance, a people will fall, but, safety, lieth in the greatness of the counsellor.

He that trusteth in his riches, the same, shall fall, but, like the leaf, shall the righteous break forth.

Unseemly to the righteous, is any trouble, but, the lawless, are full of misfortune.

Much food, is in the fallow ground of the poor, but there is that is swept away, for want of justice.

Before grievous injury, pride! and, before a fall, haughtiness of spirit!

Better a dry morsel, and peace therewith, than a house full of contentious sacrifices.

The crooked in heart, shall not find good, and, he that is perverse with his tongue, shall fall into wickedness.

Even a fool, holding his peace, is accounted, wise, - He that closeth his lips, is thought to have understanding.

Honour, hath the man who sitteth away from strife, but, any fool, may break through.

For, seven times, may the righteous fall and yet arise, but, lawless men, shall stumble into calamity.

He that diggeth a pit, thereinto, shall fall, and, he that rolleth a stone, upon himself, shall it return.

Heavy is a stone, and weighty is sand, - but, the vexation of a fool, is heavier than both.

Though thou pound a fool in a mortar, amidst grain, with a pestle, his folly, will not depart from him.

He that misguideth the upright into a hurtful way! into his own pit, he himself, shall fall, but, men of integrity, shall inherit good.

How happy the man who is ever circumspect, whereas, he that hardeneth his heart, shall fall into calamity.

A man oppressed with a person's blood, unto a pit, shall flee, let them not hold him back.

He that walketh with integrity, shall be saved, but, he that is crooked, turning two ways, shall fall in one.

Lest I be full, and deny, and say - Who is Yahweh? or lest I be impoverished and steal, and do violence to the Name of my God.

The eye that mocketh a father, and despiseth to obey a mother, the ravens of the valley shall pick it out, and the young of the eagle shall eat it.

All the streams, flow into the sea, yet, the sea, is not full, - unto the place whither the streams flow, thither, do they again flow.

Better a handful - with quietness, - than both hands, full - with toil, and feeding on wind.

For, if the one should fall, the other would raise up his companion, - but alas! for him who is alone when he falleth, with no second to raise him up!

This was a misfortune in all that was done under the sun, that, one destiny, had they all, - yea also, the heart of the sons of men, was full of wickedness, and, madness, was in their heart, while they lived, and, after that, they went unto the dead.

For, indeed, man could not know his own time, like fishes which were caught in a cruel net, and like little birds which were caught in a trap, - like them, were ensnared the sons of men, by a time of misfortune, when it fell upon them suddenly.

He that diggeth a pit, thereinto, may fall, - and, he that breaketh through a hedge, there may bite him a serpent.

If the clouds be filled with a downpour, upon the earth, will they empty themselves, and, if a tree fall in the south or in the north, in the place where the tree falleth, there will it be found.

Tell me, thou loved of my soul! Where wilt thou pasture thy flock? Where wilt thou let them recline at noon? For why should I be as one that wrappeth a veil about her, by the flocks of thy companions?

HELo! thou art beautiful, my fair one, Lo! thou art beautiful, Thine eyes, are doves, from behind thy veil, - Thy hair, is like a flock of goats, which are reclining on the sides of Mount Gilead:

Like a cord of crimson, are thy lips, and, thy mouth, is lovely, - Like a slice of pomegranate, are thy temples, behind thy veil:

SHEAwake, O north wind, and come in, thou south, Fan my garden - its balsams, will flow out, - Let my beloved enter his garden, and eat his precious fruits.

Like a slice of pomegranate, are thy temples, from behind thy veil:

How hath she become unchaste! - The city that was Faithful, - Full of justice, Righteousness lodged in her, But, now, murderers!

Therefore hast thou abandoned thy people the house of Jacob, Because they have become full of the And use hidden arts like the Philistines, - And with the children of foreigners, strike hands; -

And the people will, tyrannise, Every man over his fellow-man, And every man over his friend, - And they will rage The boy against, the elder, And the despised, against, the honourable,

Thy males, by the sword shall fall, - And, thy mighty men, by the war;

Alas, for them who rise early in the morning that strong drink, they may pursue, - Who follow on in the evening cool until with wine, they are heated;

For this cause, did the anger of Yahweh kindle upon his own people, And he stretched out his hand against them and smote them - So that the mountains, trembled, And, their dead bodies, served, for fuel in the midst of the streets. For all this, hath his anger, not turned back, But still, is his hand outstretched,

In the year that King Uzziah died, I saw My Lord, sitting upon a throne high and lifted up, and, his skirts, did fill the temple,

Then flew unto me one of the seraphim, And in his hand, a live coal, - With tongs, had he taken it from off the altar.

Because this people hath refused the waters of Shiloah which flow softly, - and are rejoicing with Rezin and the son of Remaliah,

now therefore, lo! the Lord is about to bring up against them the waters, strong and many, of the River, even the king of Assyria and all his glory, - and he shall rise over all his channels, and flow over all his banks;

and roll on throughout Judah - overflow and pass along, till unto the neck, he shall reach, - and it shall be, that, the stretching out of his wings, shall fill the breadth of thy land, O Immanuel!

And many, shall stumble among them, - and fall and be torn, and snared, and captured.

Through the wrath of Yahweh of hosts, is the land consumed, - And the people have come to be, as fuel for fire, A man unto his own brother, sheweth not pity;

What, then, will ye do for the day of visitation, And for the devastation, which from afar, shall come? Unto whom, will ye flee for help? And where will ye leave your gory?

Without me, one hath bowed under a prisoner Yea under the slain, do they fall! For all this, hath his anger, not turned back, But still, is his hand outstretched.

For though thy people, O Israel shall be as the sand of the sea, A mere remnant, shall return of them, - A full end decreed, bringeth in, justice, like a flood;

For, a full end and that a decreed one, is My Lord Yahweh of hosts executing in the midst of all the earth.

Then will he fell the thickets of the forest with iron, - And, Lebanon by a majestic one shall fall.

And Yahweh, will devote to destruction, the gulf of the Egyptian sea, And will brandish his hand against the River, in the full force of his spirit, - And will smite it in the seven streams And cause a marching through in sandals,

And it shall be - Like a gazelle that is chased, And like a sheep with none to lift it up, - Each, to his own people, will they turn, And, each, to his own land, will they flee:

Every one found, shall be thrust through, - And, every one taken, shall fall by the sword;

Prepare - for his sons - shambles. For the iniquity of their fathers, - They shall not rise nor possess the earth, Nor fill the face of the world with cities.

For the waters of Dimon, are full of blood, For I will lay upon Dimon new troubles, - To the escaped of Moab, the lions, Even to the survivors on the soil.

And it shall come to pass - That, as the harvestman gathereth standing corn, And with his arm - the ears, he reapeth, Yea it shall come to pass - That, so, shall he be who gleaneth ears, in the vale of Rephaim;

Though nations like the rushing of many waters, shall rush, Yet shall one rebuke him, And he shall flee far away, - And be chased As the chaff of the mountains before a wind, And as whirling stubble before a storm!

For, thus, hath My Lord said unto me, - Within a year according to the yearn of a hireling, shall fall all the glory of Kedar;

The oracle on the valley of vision, - What aileth thee, then, That thou art wholly gone up to the house-tops?

For the ruin of the daughter of my people. For a day of confusion and downtreading and perplexity, pertaineth to My Lord, Yahweh of hosts, in the valley of vision, an undermining of walls, and a crying for help to the mountain.

And it hath come to pass that the choice of thy vales, are full of chariots; Yea, the horsemen, have set themselves, in array, at the gate.

Then removed he the veil of Judah, - Yea thou didst peer on that day, into the armoury of the forest-house;

In that day, - Declareth Yahweh of hosts Shall the peg, give way, that was fastened in a sure place, - Yea it shall be cut off and fall And the burden that was upon it shall perish, For, Yahweh, hath spoken!

So shall it be - He that fleeth from the sound of the terror! shall fall into the pit, And I he that getteth up out of the midst of the pit, shall be captured in the snare, - For, the windows on high, have opened, And shaken are the foundations of earth.

The earth staggereth - staggereth like a drunken man, And rocketh to and fro like a night-hut, - So shall be heavy upon her, her transgression, And she shall fall and not again rise.

Then will Yahweh of hosts prepare for all the peoples in this mountain, A banquet of fat things, A banquet of old wines, - Of fat things full of marrow, Of old wines well refined;

And he will swallow up in this mountain, The mask of the veil, the veil that is upon all the peoples, - And the web that is woven over all the nations.

In coming times, shall Jacob strike root, Israel, shall blossom and bud, - Then shall they fill the face of the world with fruit.

And it shall come to pass, in that day, That Yahweh will beat off his fruit from the stream of the River, unto the torrent-valley of Egypt, - And, ye, shall be picked up, one by one O sons of Israel.