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23:1 the load of the tire. Ye of the ships of Tarshish howl; for it, the put wasting, so that there is no house, is not one to enter: country of Chittim him them.
23:2 is still discovered too much, ye inhabitants of the island; Thou which has the tradesmen of Zidon, this race on the sea, replenished.
23:3 and by the large water of the seeds of Sihor which is a harvest of the river, its income; and it is a centre shopping nations.
of 23:4 is ashamed Thou, O Zidon: for spoken Meerhath, to bring even the capacity of the sea, Saying that I work still children, neither I nourished young men nor virgins.
23:5 takes as with the report/ratio in top Egypt is, therefore they become wund with the report/ratio of Tyre.
damaged 23:6 race ye more rüber of Tarshish; To howl, ye is the inhabitant isle.
of 23:7 this one your merry city whose antiquity is of the old days? do their own feet carry it by far too sojourn.
23:8 that which hath these councils against tires taken, the crowning city whose tradesmen are princes whose drawers of the mass are the sizeable one? 23:9 the LORD owners hath purposed it, to soil the pride of all the fame, and to take all in scorning sizeable earth.
of 23:10 race thy country like river, O girl of Tarshish: there is No strength.
23:11 more extended to him centres presents the sea outside, agitated the kingdoms to him: given LORD hath the bidding counters the commercial city, the strong influences thereof.
do not destroy more 23:12 and said to him with of Thou shalt that are delighted, O Thou oppressed young woman, the girl of Zidon: on of Chittim, to be born, exceed; there, of Thou shalt do not have of it also any rest.
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23:13 see the country of Chaldeans; these people were not, until Assyrian which was founded him for him this stop in Wildnis: they established the tests, them raised the palates; and it took it too much ruin.
with 23:14 to howl, ye ships of Tarshish: for your capacity, waste.
23:15 and this put is to come, this day will exceed, this tire forget seventy years, in accordance with the days of a king: after the seventy years end, tiredness a toothing-stone like harlot.
23:16 sings to take, on the city, Thou goes harlot this forgotten has; a soft melody to form, with song to sing much, this one Thou mayest is remembered.
23:17 and comes to exceed after the seventy years end, visited that the LORD Reifen, and it turns its goods to its rent and firmly puts fornication with all the kingdoms of the world after the face earth.
of 23:18 and and its rent is of Heiligkeit to the LORD: it is not put not kept in top still; for their goods for it this stop in front of the LORD his to eat enough and for durable clothing.
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