A prayerH8605 of HabakkukH2265 the prophetH5030 upon ShigionothH7692. {upon…: or, according to variable songs, or, tunes, called in Hebrew, Shigionoth}
O LORDH3068, I have heardH8085 thy speechH8088, and was afraidH3372: O LORDH3068, reviveH2421 thy workH6467 in the midstH7130 of the yearsH8141, in the midstH7130 of the yearsH8141 make knownH3045; in wrathH7267 rememberH2142 mercyH7355. {speech: Heb. report, or, hearing} {revive: or, preserve alive}
GodH433 cameH935 from TemanH8487, and the Holy OneH6918 from mountH2022 ParanH6290. SelahH5542. His gloryH1935 coveredH3680 the heavensH8064, and the earthH776 was fullH4390 of his praiseH8416. {Teman: or, the south}
And his brightnessH5051 was as the lightH216; he had hornsH7161 coming out of his handH3027: and there was the hidingH2253 of his powerH5797. {horns…: or, bright beams out of his side}
BeforeH6440 him wentH3212 the pestilenceH1698, and burning coalsH7565 went forthH3318 at his feetH7272. {coals: or, diseases}
He stoodH5975, and measuredH4128 the earthH776: he beheldH7200, and drove asunderH5425 the nationsH1471; and the everlastingH5703 mountainsH2042 were scatteredH6327, the perpetualH5769 hillsH1389 did bowH7817: his waysH1979 are everlastingH5769.
I sawH7200 the tentsH168 of CushanH3572 in afflictionH205: and the curtainsH3407 of the landH776 of MidianH4080 did trembleH7264. {Cushan: or, Ethiopia} {in…: or, under affliction, or, vanity}
Was the LORDH3068 displeasedH2734 against the riversH5104? was thine angerH639 against the riversH5104? was thy wrathH5678 against the seaH3220, that thou didst rideH7392 upon thine horsesH5483 and thy chariotsH4818 of salvationH3444? {of…: or, were salvation?}
Thy bowH7198 was made quiteH6181 nakedH5783, according to the oathsH7621 of the tribesH4294, even thy wordH562. SelahH5542. Thou didst cleaveH1234 the earthH776 with riversH5104. {earth…: or, rivers of the earth}
The mountainsH2022 sawH7200 thee, and they trembledH2342: the overflowingH2230 of the waterH4325 passed byH5674: the deepH8415 utteredH5414 his voiceH6963, and lifted upH5375 his handsH3027 on highH7315.
The sunH8121 and moonH3394 stood stillH5975 in their habitationH2073: at the lightH216 of thine arrowsH2671 they wentH1980, and at the shiningH5051 of thy glitteringH1300 spearH2595. {at the light…: or, thine arrows walked in the light}
Thou didst march throughH6805 the landH776 in indignationH2195, thou didst threshH1758 the heathenH1471 in angerH639.
Thou wentest forthH3318 for the salvationH3468 of thy peopleH5971, even for salvationH3468 with thine anointedH4899; thou woundedstH4272 the headH7218 out of the houseH1004 of the wickedH7563, by discoveringH6168 the foundationH3247 unto the neckH6677. SelahH5542. {by…: Heb. making naked}
Thou didst strike throughH5344 with his stavesH4294 the headH7218 of his villagesH6518: they came out as a whirlwindH5590 to scatterH6327 me: their rejoicingH5951 was as to devourH398 the poorH6041 secretlyH4565. {came…: Heb. were tempestuous}
Thou didst walkH1869 through the seaH3220 with thine horsesH5483, through the heapH2563 of greatH7227 watersH4325. {heap: or, mud}
When I heardH8085, my bellyH990 trembledH7264; my lipsH8193 quiveredH6750 at the voiceH6963: rottennessH7538 enteredH935 into my bonesH6106, and I trembledH7264 in myself, that I might restH5117 in the dayH3117 of troubleH6869: when he cometh upH5927 unto the peopleH5971, he will invade them with his troopsH1464. {invade…: or, cut them in pieces}
Although the fig treeH8384 shall not blossomH6524, neither shall fruitH2981 be in the vinesH1612; the labourH4639 of the oliveH2132 shall failH3584, and the fieldsH7709 shall yieldH6213 no meatH400; the flockH6629 shall be cut offH1504 from the foldH4356, and there shall be no herdH1241 in the stallsH7517: {fail: Heb. lie}
Yet I will rejoiceH5937 in the LORDH3068, I will joyH1523 in the GodH430 of my salvationH3468.
The LORDH3069 GodH136 is my strengthH2428, and he will makeH7760 my feetH7272 like hinds'H355 feet, and he will make me to walkH1869 upon mine high placesH1116. To the chief singerH5329 on my stringed instrumentsH5058. {stringed…: Heb. Neginoth}
Querverweise zu Habakuk 3,17 Hab 3,17
But it shall come to pass, if thou wilt not hearkenH8085 unto the voiceH6963 of the LORDH3068 thy GodH430, to observeH8104 to doH6213 all his commandmentsH4687 and his statutesH2708 which I commandH6680 thee this dayH3117; that all these cursesH7045 shall comeH935 upon thee, and overtakeH5381 thee:
CursedH779 shalt thou be in the cityH5892, and cursedH779 shalt thou be in the fieldH7704.
CursedH779 shall be thy basketH2935 and thy storeH4863.
CursedH779 shall be the fruitH6529 of thy bodyH990, and the fruitH6529 of thy landH127, the increaseH7698 of thy kineH504, and the flocksH6251 of thy sheepH6629.
Thou shalt betrothH781 a wifeH802, and anotherH312 manH376 shall lieH7901+H7693 with her: thou shalt buildH1129 an houseH1004, and thou shalt not dwellH3427 therein: thou shalt plantH5193 a vineyardH3754, and shalt not gather the grapesH2490 thereof. {gather…: Heb. profane, or, use it as common meat}
Thine oxH7794 shall be slainH2873 before thine eyesH5869, and thou shalt not eatH398 thereof: thine assH2543 shall be violently taken awayH1497 from before thy faceH6440, and shall not be restoredH7725 to thee: thy sheepH6629 shall be givenH5414 unto thine enemiesH341, and thou shalt have none to rescueH3467 them. {shall not…: Heb. shall not return to thee}
Thy sonsH1121 and thy daughtersH1323 shall be givenH5414 unto anotherH312 peopleH5971, and thine eyesH5869 shall lookH7200, and failH3616 with longing for them all the dayH3117 long: and there shall be no mightH410 in thine handH3027.
The fruitH6529 of thy landH127, and all thy laboursH3018, shall a nationH5971 which thou knowestH3045 not eat upH398; and thou shalt be only oppressedH6231 and crushedH7533 alwayH3117:
So that thou shalt be madH7696 for the sightH4758 of thine eyesH5869 which thou shalt seeH7200.
The LORDH3068 shall smiteH5221 thee in the kneesH1290, and in the legsH7785, with a soreH7451 botchH7822 that cannotH3201 be healedH7495, from the soleH3709 of thy footH7272 unto the top of thy headH6936.
The LORDH3068 shall bringH3212 thee, and thy kingH4428 which thou shalt setH6965 over thee, unto a nationH1471 which neither thou nor thy fathersH1 have knownH3045; and there shalt thou serveH5647 otherH312 godsH430, woodH6086 and stoneH68.
And thou shalt become an astonishmentH8047, a proverbH4912, and a bywordH8148, among all nationsH5971 whither the LORDH3068 shall leadH5090 thee.
Thou shalt carryH3318 muchH7227 seedH2233 outH3318 into the fieldH7704, and shalt gatherH622 but littleH4592 inH622; for the locustH697 shall consumeH2628 it.
Thou shalt plantH5193 vineyardsH3754, and dressH5647 them, but shalt neither drinkH8354 of the wineH3196, nor gatherH103 the grapes; for the wormsH8438 shall eatH398 them.
Thou shalt have olive treesH2132 throughout all thy coastsH1366, but thou shalt not anointH5480 thyself with the oilH8081; for thine oliveH2132 shall castH5394 his fruit.
Thou shalt begetH3205 sonsH1121 and daughtersH1323, but thou shalt not enjoy them; for they shall goH3212 into captivityH7628. {thou shalt not…: Heb. they shall not be thine}
JudahH3063 mournethH56, and the gatesH8179 thereof languishH535; they are blackH6937 unto the groundH776; and the cryH6682 of JerusalemH3389 is gone upH5927.
And their noblesH117 have sentH7971 their little onesH6810 to the watersH4325: they cameH935 to the pitsH1356+H1360, and foundH4672 no waterH4325; they returnedH7725 with their vesselsH3627 emptyH7387; they were ashamedH954 and confoundedH3637, and coveredH2645 their headsH7218.
Because the groundH127 is chaptH2865, for there was no rainH1653 in the earthH776, the plowmenH406 were ashamedH954, they coveredH2645 their headsH7218.
Yea, the hindH365 also calvedH3205 in the fieldH7704, and forsookH5800 it, because there was no grassH1877.
And the wild assesH6501 did standH5975 in the high placesH8205, they snuffed upH7602 the windH7307 like dragonsH8577; their eyesH5869 did failH3615, because there was no grassH6212.
O LORDH3068, though our iniquitiesH5771 testifyH6030 against us, doH6213 thou it for thy name'sH8034 sake: for our backslidingsH4878 are manyH7231; we have sinnedH2398 against thee.
O the hopeH4723 of IsraelH3478, the saviourH3467 thereof in timeH6256 of troubleH6869, why shouldest thou be as a strangerH1616 in the landH776, and as a wayfaring manH732 that turneth asideH5186 to tarry for a nightH3885?
The fieldH7704 is wastedH7703, the landH127 mournethH56; for the cornH1715 is wastedH7703: the new wineH8492 is dried upH3001, the oilH3323 languishethH535.
Be ye ashamedH3001, O ye husbandmenH406; howlH3213, O ye vinedressersH3755, for the wheatH2406 and for the barleyH8184; because the harvestH7105 of the fieldH7704 is perishedH6.
The vineH1612 is dried upH3001, and the fig treeH8384 languishethH535; the pomegranateH7416 tree, the palm treeH8558 also, and the apple treeH8598, even all the treesH6086 of the fieldH7704, are witheredH3001: because joyH8342 is withered awayH3001 from the sonsH1121 of menH120.
GirdH2296 yourselves, and lamentH5594, ye priestsH3548: howlH3213, ye ministersH8334 of the altarH4196: comeH935, lie all nightH3885 in sackclothH8242, ye ministersH8334 of my GodH430: for the meat offeringH4503 and the drink offeringH5262 is withholdenH4513 from the houseH1004 of your GodH430.
Is not the meatH400 cut offH3772 before our eyesH5869, yea, joyH8057 and gladnessH1524 from the houseH1004 of our GodH430?
The seedH6507 is rottenH5685 under their clodsH4053, the garnersH214 are laid desolateH8074, the barnsH4460 are broken downH2040; for the cornH1715 is witheredH3001. {seed: Heb. grains}
How do the beastsH929 groanH584! the herdsH5739 of cattleH1241 are perplexedH943, because they have no pastureH4829; yea, the flocksH5739 of sheepH6629 are made desolateH816.
And I also have givenH5414 you cleannessH5356 of teethH8127 in all your citiesH5892, and wantH2640 of breadH3899 in all your placesH4725: yet have ye not returnedH7725 unto me, saithH5002 the LORDH3068.
And also I have withholdenH4513 the rainH1653 from you, when there were yet threeH7969 monthsH2320 to the harvestH7105: and I caused it to rainH4305 upon oneH259 cityH5892, and caused it not to rainH4305 upon anotherH259 cityH5892: oneH259 pieceH2513 was rainedH4305 upon, and the pieceH2513 whereupon it rainedH4305 not witheredH3001.
So twoH8147 or threeH7969 citiesH5892 wanderedH5128 unto oneH259 cityH5892, to drinkH8354 waterH4325; but they were not satisfiedH7646: yet have ye not returnedH7725 unto me, saithH5002 the LORDH3068.
I have smittenH5221 you with blastingH7711 and mildewH3420: when your gardensH1593 and your vineyardsH3754 and your fig treesH8384 and your olive treesH2132 increasedH7235, the palmerwormH1501 devouredH398 them: yet have ye not returnedH7725 unto me, saithH5002 the LORDH3068. {when…: or, the multitude of your gardens, etc. did the palmerworm}
I have sentH7971 among you the pestilenceH1698 after the mannerH1870 of EgyptH4714: your young menH970 have I slainH2026 with the swordH2719, and have taken awayH7628 your horsesH5483; and I have made the stinkH889 of your campsH4264 to come upH5927 unto your nostrilsH639: yet have ye not returnedH7725 unto me, saithH5002 the LORDH3068. {after…: or, in the way} {and have…: Heb. with the captivity of your horses}