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+Woe to Samaria
+
+# Chapter 28
+1. Woe to the majestic crown of Ephraim's drunkards,
+and to the fading flower of its beautiful splendor,
+which is on the summit above the rich valley.
+Woe to those overcome with wine.
+
+2. Look, 
+the Lord has a strong and mighty one--
+like a devastating hail storm,
+like a storm with strong flooding water.
+He will bring it across the land with his hand.
+
+3. The majestic crown of Ephraim's drunkards
+will be trampled underfoot.
+
+4. The fading flower of his beautiful splendor,
+which is on the summit above the rich valley,
+will be like a ripe fig before the summer harvest.
+
+Whoever sees it will swallow it
+while it is still in his hand.
+
+5. On that day
+the Lord of Armies will become a crown of beauty
+and a diadem of splendor
+to the remnant of his people,
+
+6. a spirit of justice
+to the one who sits in judgment,
+and strength
+to those who repel attacks at the city gate.
+
+7. Even these stagger because of wine
+and stumble under the influence of beer:
+Priest and prophet stagger because of beer.
+They are confused by wine.
+They stumble because of beer.
+They are muddled in their visions.
+They stumble in their judgments.
+
+8. Indeed, all their tables are covered with vomit;
+there is no place without a stench.
+
+9. Who is he trying to teach?
+Who is he trying to instruct?
+Infants just weaned from milk?
+Babies removed from the breast?
+
+10. "Law after law, law after law,
+line after line, line after line,
+a little here, a little there."
+
+11. For he will speak to this people
+with stammering speech
+and in a foreign language.
+
+12. He had said to them,
+"This is the place of rest;
+let the weary rest;
+this is the place of repose."
+But they would not listen.
+
+
+13. The word of 
+the Lord will come to them:
+"Law after law, law after law,
+line after line, line after line,
+a little here, a little there,"
+so they go stumbling backward,
+to be broken, trapped, and captured.
+
+A Deal with Death
+
+
+14. Therefore hear the word of 
+the Lord, you scoffers
+who rule this people in Jerusalem.
+
+15. For you said, "We have made a covenant with Death,
+and we have an agreement with Sheol;
+when the overwhelming catastrophe passes through,
+it will not touch us,
+because we have made falsehood our refuge
+and have hidden behind treachery."
+
+16. Therefore 
+the Lord God said:
+"Look, I have laid a stone in Zion,
+a tested stone,
+a precious cornerstone, a sure foundation;
+the one who believes will be unshakable.
+
+17. And I will make justice the measuring line
+and righteousness the mason's level."
+Hail will sweep away the false refuge,
+and water will flood your hiding place.
+
+18. Your covenant with Death will be dissolved,
+and your agreement with Sheol will not last.
+When the overwhelming catastrophe passes through,
+you will be trampled.
+
+19. Every time it passes through,
+it will carry you away;
+it will pass through every morning--
+every day and every night.
+Only terror will cause you
+to understand the message.
+
+20. Indeed, the bed is too short to stretch out on,
+and its cover too small to wrap up in.
+
+21. For 
+the Lord will rise up as he did at Mount Perazim.
+He will rise in wrath, as at the Valley of Gibeon,
+to do his work, his unexpected work,
+and to perform his task, his unfamiliar task.
+
+22. So now, do not scoff,
+or your shackles will become stronger.
+Indeed, I have heard from 
+the Lord God of Armies
+a decree of destruction for the whole land.
+
+God's Wonderful Advice
+
+
+23. Listen and hear my voice.
+Pay attention and hear what I say.
+
+24. Does the plowman plow every day to plant seed?
+Does he continuously break up and cultivate the soil?
+
+25. When he has leveled its surface,
+does he not then scatter black cumin and sow cumin?
+He plants wheat in rows and barley in plots,
+with spelt as their border.
+
+26. His God teaches him order;
+he instructs him.
+
+27. Certainly black cumin is not threshed
+with a threshing board,
+and a cart wheel is not rolled over the cumin.
+But black cumin is beaten out with a stick,
+and cumin with a rod.
+
+28. Bread grain is crushed,
+but is not threshed endlessly.
+Though the wheel of the farmer's cart rumbles,
+his horses do not crush it.
+
+29. This also comes from 
+the Lord of Armies.
+He gives wondrous advice;
+he gives great wisdom.
+
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+
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