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The Septuagint in English by Brenton
LXX(EN)
The Writings of Ignatius
Ignatius
[1]In that day they shall sing this song in the land of Judea; Behold a strong city; and he shall make salvation its wall and bulwark. [No book]
[2]Open ye the gates, let the nation enter that keeps righteousness, and keeps truth, [No book]
[3]supporting truth, and keeping peace: for on thee, O Lord, [No book]
[4]they have trusted with confidence for ever, the great, the eternal God; [No book]
[5]who hast humbled and brought down them that dwell on high, thou shalt cast down strong cities, and bring them to the ground. [No book]
[6]And the feet of the meek and lowly shall trample them. [No book]
[7]The way of the godly is made straight: the way of the godly is also prepared. [No book]
[8]For the way of the Lord is judgment: we have hoped in thy name, and on the remembrance of thee, [No book]
[9]which our soul longs for: my spirit seeks thee very early in the morning, O God, for thy commandments are a light on the earth: learn righteousness, ye that dwell upon the earth. [No book]
[10]For the ungodly one is put down: no one who will not learn righteousness on the earth, shall be able to do the truth: let the ungodly be taken away, that he see not the glory of the Lord. [No book]
[11]O Lord, thine arm is exalted, yet they knew it not: but when they know they shall be ashamed: jealousy shall seize upon an untaught nation, and now fire shall devour the adversaries. [No book]
[12]O Lord our God, give us peace: for thou hast rendered to us all things. [No book]
[13]O Lord our God, take possession of us: O Lord, we know not any other beside thee: we name thy name. [No book]
[14]But the dead shall not see life, neither shall physicians by any means raise them up: therefore thou hast brought wrath upon them, and slain them, and hast taken away every male of them. Bring more evils upon them, O Lord; [No book]
[15]bring more evils on the glorious ones of the earth. [No book]
[16]Lord, in affliction I remembered thee; thy chastening was to us with small affliction. [No book]
[17]And as a woman in travail draws nigh to be delivered, and cries out in her pain; so have we been to thy beloved. [No book]
[18]We have conceived, O Lord, because of thy fear, and have been in pain, and have brought forth the breath of thy salvation, which we have wrought upon the earth: we shall not fall, but all that dwell upon the land shall fall. [No book]
[19]The dead shall rise, and they that are in the tombs shall be raised, and they that are in the earth shall rejoice: for the dew from thee is healing to them: but the land of the ungodly shall perish. [No book]
[20]Go, my people, enter into thy closets, shut thy door, hide thyself for a little season, until the anger of the Lord have passed away. [No book]
[21]For, behold, the Lord is bringing wrath from his holy place upon the dwellers on the earth: the earth also shall disclose her blood, and shall not cover her slain. [No book]
Author: Sir Lancelot Charles Lee Brenton (1851)
Source: ecmarsh.com
Source: www.earlychristianwritings.com
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