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Wednesday, October 15th, 2025
the Week of Proper 23 / Ordinary 28
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Isaiah 28:7
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But now those leaders are drunk. The priests and prophets are all drunk with wine and beer. They stumble and fall down. The prophets are drunk when they see their dreams. The judges are drunk when they make their decisions.
Isaiah 28:12
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In the past he spoke to them and said, "Here is a resting place. Let those who are tired come and rest. This is the place of peace." But they would not listen to him.
Isaiah 28:14
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You leaders in Jerusalem should listen to the Lord 's message, but now you refuse to listen to him.
Isaiah 28:17
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"Workers use a string and weight to show their work is straight and true. I will use justice as the string and goodness as the weight when I lay that foundation. But your safe places were built on lies. So they will be destroyed and washed away when the troubles come against you like hail storms and floods.
Isaiah 28:21
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The Lord will fight as he did at Mount Perazim. He will be angry as he was in Gibeon Valley. He will do what he must do. It will be what some stranger should do, but he will finish his work. Yes, this is a stranger's job.
Isaiah 28:28
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People grind grain to make flour, but they don't grind it forever. As God does in punishing people, a worker might drive his wagon over the grain to remove the hulls, but he does not allow the horses to crush it.
Isaiah 29:2
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But I will punish Ariel. The city will be filled with sadness and crying, but it will always be my Ariel.
Isaiah 29:8
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But it will also be like a dream to those armies. They will not get what they want. It will be like a hungry man dreaming about food. When the man wakes up, he is still hungry. It will be like a thirsty man dreaming about water. When the man wakes up, he is still thirsty. The same thing is true about all the nations fighting against Zion. Those nations will not get what they want.
Isaiah 29:9
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Be surprised and amazed! You will become drunk, but not from wine. Look and be amazed! You will stumble and fall, but not from beer.
Isaiah 29:11
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To you my words are like the words in a book that is closed and sealed. You can give the book to someone who can read and tell that person to read it. But that person will say, "I cannot read the book. It is closed and I cannot open it."
Isaiah 29:13
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The Lord says, "These people come to honor me with words, but I am not really important to them. The worship they give me is nothing but human rules they have memorized.
Isaiah 29:24
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Many of these people did not understand, so they did what was wrong. They complained, but now they will learn their lesson."
Isaiah 30:1
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The Lord said, "Look at these children. They don't obey me. They make plans, but they don't ask me to help them. They make agreements with other nations, but my Spirit does not want those agreements. These people are adding more and more sins to the ones they have already done.
Isaiah 30:2
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They are going down to Egypt for help, but they did not ask me if that was the right thing to do. They hope they will be saved by the Pharaoh. They want Egypt to protect them.
Isaiah 30:3
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"But I tell you, hiding in Egypt will not help you. Pharaoh will not be able to protect you.
Isaiah 30:5
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But they will be disappointed. They are depending on a nation that cannot help them. Egypt is useless—it will not help. Egypt will bring nothing but shame and embarrassment."
Isaiah 30:15
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The Lord God , the Holy One of Israel, says, "If you come back to me you will be saved. Only by remaining calm and trusting in me can you be strong." But you don't want to do that.
Isaiah 30:16
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You say, "No, we need fast horses for battle." That is true—you will need fast horses, but only to run away because your enemy will be faster than your horses.
Isaiah 30:20
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The Lord might give you sorrow and pain like the bread and water you eat every day. But God is your teacher, and he will not continue to hide from you. You will see your teacher with your own eyes.
Isaiah 31:1
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Look at the people going down to Egypt for help. They think the horses they get will save them. They hope the many chariots and powerful soldiers will protect them. But the people don't trust the Holy One of Israel. They didn't ask the Lord for help.
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