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THE VOICE OF THE BIBLE

J E R U S A L E MK E R E N K A Y E M E T H L E I S R A E L (J E W I S H N A T I ON A L FU N D )

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Bible is our Mandate.D . B E N - G U R I O N

Chairman of the Executive of the Zionist Organisationin evidence before the Palestine Royal CommissionJanuary 7, 1937, at Jerusalem.


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TO THE READER

The Jewish Question and its solution by means of the return of theJews to Palestine, is of central interest to-day to Jews the world over, and,in certain measure, also to other nations. A tragic epoch has visitedhumanity. A quarter of a century has passed since the civilised worldembarked on a "war to end war", and during that whole period we havewitnessed incessant warfare.

At such a time, when men whose hearts still beat to the pulse ofhumanity are overcome with bewildered anguish and despair at the courseof world events, it is seemly to return once more to the sphere of ir-rationalism, and to examine again the Book of Books, that immortal workwhich transformed idol worshippers into followers of justice and culture,and influenced a world of savage egotism to accept the ethics of humani-tarianism.

Hence we present this booklet of Bible extracts to the enlightenedreader. The Jewish National Fund at Jerusalem, to which world Jewryhas entrusted the function of redeeming its ancestral land for the sakeof future generations, has collected from the Holy Bible these passageswhich testify to the immortal, indissoluble bonds which bind the Peopleof Israel with the Land of Israel. May world Jewry draw from theseeternal words increased encouragement and devotion and faith in theultimate fulfilment of the promise they contain. May the other nations,the roots of whose culture are imbedded in the Bible, and more particularlythe peoples of the British Empire, draw from them full consciousness oftheir moral obligation toward the Jewish people.

Jerusalem, M arch 1940


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THE VOICE OF THE BIBLEAnd the Lord appeared unto Abram,and said, Unto thy seed will 1 givethis land: and there builded he analtar unto the Lord, who appearedunto him. (Genesis 12; 7)And the Lord said unto Abram, afterthat .Lot was separated from him,;L i f t up now thine eyes, and look fromthe place where thou art northward,and southward, and eastward, andwestward: For all the land whichthou seest, to thee will I give it, andto thy seed for ever. (Genesis 13;14, 15)Arise, walk through the land in thelength of it and in the breadth of it;for I will give it unto thee. (Genesis13; 17).And he said unto him, I am the Lordthat brought thee out of Ur of theChaldees, to give thee this land to In-herit It. (Genesis 15; 7)I n the same day the Lord made a covenant with Abram, saying, Unto thyseed have' I'giVe'n this lqtid, from theriver of Egypt tfnto the great river,the river Euphrates.. (Genesis 15; 18)And I will give, unto thee, and to thyseed after thee,. the land whereinthou art a stranger, all the! land ofCanaan, for an everlasting posses-sion; and I will be their God. (Genesis 17; 8)The Lord God of heaven, which tookme from my father's house, and fromthe land of my kindred} and whichspake unto.me, and that ?ware untome, saying, Unto thy seed y?iti. I givethis land. (Genesis 24; 7)Sojourn in this land, and I will bewith thee,1 and:will bless thee; forunto thee; and unto thy seed, I willgive all these ;countries, and I willperform the oath which I sware untoAbraham thy: father. (Genesis26; 3)

And, behold, the Lord stood above it,and said, I am the Lord God of Abra-ham thy father, and the God ofIsaac: the land whefeoa thou liest,to thee will I give it,.and. to thy seed;And thy seed shall beas the. dust ofthe earth, and thou shalt spreadabroad to the west,' and to the east,and to the north, and to the south:any In'thee and in thy rs6ed sha1iallthe families of the earth be blessed.(Genesis 28; 13, 14)And ; the land which I gave Abrahamand Jsaac, to thee. I will, give it, andto thy seed after thee will, I give theland. (Genesis 35; 12)And said unto me, Behold, I willmake thee fruitful, and multiply thee,and I will make:of. thee a multitudeof people; and will give this land tothy seed after thee for ah everlast-ing possession. (Genesis 48 ; 4)And Joseph said unto his brethren,I die: and God will surely visit"you,and bring you out of this land .Untothe land which he :sware toAbraham, to Isaac, ,and to Jacob.(Genesis 50; 24)And I am come down to deliver themout of the hand of.the Egyptians, andto bring them up Jout of that landunto a good land and a large, untoa land flowing with milk and honey;unto the place of the Ganaauites, andthq Hittites, apd the Amorites, andthe. Perizzites, and the Hivites, andthe'Jebiisites. (Exodus 3; .$)And I, have said, I will bring youup out of the affliction of Egypt untothe land of the Canaahites, and theHittjtes, and the Amorites, and thePerizzites, and the Hivites, and theJebuites, unto a l(1nd flowing withmilk and honey. (Exodus 3; 17)And I have also established my cove-nant with them, to give, them the land


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of Canaan, the land of their pilgrim-age, wherein they were strangers.(Exodus 6; 4).And I will bring you in unto the land,concerning the which I did swear togive it to Abraham, to Isaac, and toJacob; and I will give it youfor an heritage: I am the Lord .(Exodus 6; 8)And it shall be wlien the Lord shallbring thee into the land of the Canaanites, and the Hittites, and theAmorites, and the Hivites, and theJebusites, which he sware unto thyfathers to give thee, a land flowingwith milk and honey, that thou shaltkeep this service in this month. (Exo-dus 13; 5)And I will set thy bounds from theIted sea even unto the sea of the Phi-listines, and from the desert unto theriver. (Exodus 23; 31)Remember Abraham, Isaac, andIsrael, thy servants, to whom thouswarest by thine own self, and saidstunto them, I will multiply your seedas the stars of heaven, and all thisland that I have spoken of will I giveunto your seed, and they shall inlie-rit it for ever. (Exodus 32; 13)And the Lord said unto Moses, De-part, and go up hence, thou and thepeople which thou hast brought upout of the land of Egypt, unto theland which I sware unto Abraham,to Isaac, and to Jacob, saying, Untothy seed will I give it. (Exodus 33; 1)When ye be come into the land of Ca-naan, which I give to you for a pos-session. (Leviticus 14; 34)But I have said unto you, Ye shallinherit their land, and I will give itunto you to possess it, a land thatfloweth with milk and honey: I amthe Lord your God, which have sepa-rated you from other people. (Levi-ticus 20; 24)Then will I remember my covenantwith Jacob, and also my covenant

with Isaac, and also my covenantwith Abraham will I remember; andI will remember the land. (Leviticus2G ; 42)And they spake unto all the com-pany of the children of Israel, saying,The land, which we passed throughto search it, Is an exceeding goodland. If the Lord delight in us, thenhe will bring us into this land, andgive it us; a land which floweth withmilk and honey. (Numbers 14; 7, 8)And ye shall dispossess the inhabi-tants of the land, and dwell therein:for I have given you the land topossess it (Numbers 33; 53)T u r n you, and take your journey,and go to the mount of the Amo-rites, and unto all the places nighthereunto, in the plain, in the hills,and in the vale, and in the south,and by the sea side, to the land ofthe Canaanites, and unto Lebanon,unto the great river, the river Euph-rates. Behold, I have set the landbefore you: go in and possess the landwhich the Lord sware unto your fathers, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob,to give unto them and to their seedafter them. (Deuteronomy 1; 7, 8)Behold, the Lo rd thy God hath setthe land before thee: go up and pos-sess It, as the Lord God of thy fa-thers hath said unto thee; fear not,neither be discouraged. (Deutero-nomy 1; 21)And thou shalt do that which is rightand good in the sight of the L o r d :that it may be well with thee, andthat thou mayest go in and possessthe good land which the Lordsware unto thy fathers. (Deuterono-my 6; 18)When the Lord thy God shall bringthee into the land whither thou goestto possess it, and hath cast out manynations before thee, the Hittites, andthe Girgashites, and the Amorites,and the Canaanites, and the Periz-zites, and the Hivites, and the Jebu-


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sites, seven nations greater andmighter than thou. (Deuterono-my 7; 1)F o r the L o rd thy God bringeth theeinto a good land, a land of brooksof water, of fountains and depthsthat spring out of valleys and hills;A land of wheat, and barley, andvines, and fig trees, and pomegra-nates; a land of oil olive, and honey.(Deuteronomy 8; 7, 8)A nd the L o r d said unto me, Arise,take thy journey before the people,that they may go in and possess theland, which I sware unto their fa-thers to give unto them. (Deutero-nomy 10; 11)A nd that ye may prolong your daysin the land, which the L o r d swareunto your fathers to give unto themand to their seed, a land that flowethwith milk and honey. (Deuteronomy11 ;9)That your days may be multiplied,and the days of your children, in theland which the L o r d sware unto yourfathers to give them, as the daysof heaven upon the earth. (Deutero-nomy 11; 21)Every place whereon the soles ofyour feet shall tread shall be yours:from the wilderness and Lebanon,from the river, the river Euphrates,even unto the uttermost sea shallyour coast be. (Deuteronomy 11; 24)F o r ye shall pass over Jordan to goin to possess the land which theL o r d your God giveth you, and ye* shall possess it, and dwell therein.(Deuteronomy 11, 31)

B ut when ye go over Jordan, anddwell in the land which the L o r dyour God giveth you to inherit, andwhen he giveth you rest from allyour enemies round about, so thatye dwell in safety. (Deuteronomy12; 10)Save when there shall be no pooramopg you; for the L o r d shall great-

ly bless thee in the land which theL o rd thy God giveth thee for an in-heritance to possess it. (Deuteronomy15; 4)A nd if the L o r d thy God enlargethy coast, as he hath sworn unto thyfathers, and give thee all the landwhich he promised to give unto thyfathers. (Deuteronomy 19; 8)A nd thou shalt go unto the priestthat shall be in those days, and sayunto him, I profess this day untothe L o r d thy God, that I am comeunto the country which the L o r dsware unto our fathers for to givetis. (Deuteronomy 26; 3)A nd he hath brought us into thisplace, and hath given us this land,even a land that floweth with milkand honey. (Deuteronomy 26; 9)Look down from thy holy habita-tion, from heaven, and bless thy peo-pie Israel, and the land which thouhast given us, as thou swarest untoou r fathers, a land that flowethwith milk and honey. (Deuteronomy26; 15)A nd it shall be on the day when yeshall pass over Jordan unto the landwhich the L o r d thy God giveth thee,that thou shalt set thee up greatstones, and plaister them withplaister: And thou shalt write up-on them all the words of this law,when thou art passed over, thatthou mayest go in unto the landwhich the L o r d thy God giveth thee,a land that floweth with milk andhoney; as the L o r d God of thy fathers hath promised thee. (Deutero-nomy 27; 2, 3)I f any of thine be driven out untothe outmost parts of heaven, fromthence will the L o r d thy God gatherthee, and from thence will he fetchthee. (Deuteronomy 30; 4)That thou mayest love the L o r d thyGod, and that thou mayest obey hisvoice, and that thou mayest cleave


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unto him: for he is thy life, and thelength of thy days: that thou mayestdwell in the land which the Lordsware unto thy fathers, to Abraham,to Isaac, and to Jacob, to give them.(Deuteronomy 30; 20)And Moses called unto Joshua, andsaid unto him in the sight of all Is*rael, Be strong and of a good courage: for thou must go with thispeople unto the land which the Lordhath sworn unto their fathers togive them; and thou shalt cause themto inherit it. (Deuteronomy 31; 7)And he gave Joshua the son of Nuna charge, and said, Be strong and ofa good courage: for thou shalt bringthe children of Israel into the landwhich I sware unto them: and I willbe with thee. (Deuteronomy 31; 23)Get thee up into this mountain Aba-rim, unto mount Nebo, which is inthe land of Moab, that is overagainst Jericho; and behold the landof Canaan, which I give unto thechildren of Israel for a possession.(Deuteronomy 32; 49)And Moses went up from the plainsof Moab unto the mountain of Nebo,to the top of Pisgah, that is overagainst Jericho. And the Lordshewed him all the land of Gilead,unto Dan, And all Naphtali, and theland of Ephraim, and Manasseh, andall the land of Judah, unto the ufcmost sea, And the south, and theplain of the valley of Jericho, thecity of palm trees, unto Zoar. Andthe Lord said unto him, This , isthe land which I sware unto-Abra-ham unto Isaac, and unto Jacob,saying, I will give it unto thy seed:I have caused thee to see it withthine eyes, but thou shalt not goover thither. (Deuteronomy 34 ;4 1 )Moses my servant is dead; nowtherefore arise, go over this Jordan,thou, and all this people, unto theland which I do give to them, evento the children of Israel. Everyplace that the sole of your foot shall

tread upon, that have I given untoyou, as I said unto Moses. Fromthe wilderness and this Lebanoneven unto the great river, the riverEuphrates, all the land of the Hit-tites, and unto the great sea towardthe going down of the sun, shall beyour coast. (Joshua 1; 2-4)And the Lord gave unto Israel allthe land which he sware to give unto their fathers; and they posses-sed it, and dwelt therein. (Joshua21 ;43)And the Lord your God, he shallexpel them from before you, anddrive them from out of your sight;and ye shall possess their land, asthe Lord your God hath promisedunto you. (Joshua 23; 5)And an angel of the Lord came upfrom Gilgal to Bochim, and said, Imade you to go up out of Egypt, andhave brought you unto the landwhich I sware unto your fathers;and I said, I will never break mycovenant with you. (Judges 2; 1)And also the Strength of Israel willnot lie nor repent: for he is not aman, that he should repent (I Samuel 15; 29)Moreover I will appoint a place formy people Israel, and will plantthem, that they may dwell In a placeof their own, and move no more; nei-ther shall the children of wickednessafflict them any more, as beforetime.( I I Samuel 7; 10)And the Lord sent Nathan unto Da-vid. And he came unto him, andsaid unto him, There were two menin one city; the one rich, and theother poor. The rich man had ex-ceeding many flocks and herds: Butthe poor man had nothing, save onelittle ewe lamb, which he had boughtand nourished up: and It grew up to-gether with him, and with his chPd-ren; it did eat of his own nuat, anddrank of his awn cup, and lay in his

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bosom, and was unto him as a daugh-ter. And there came a traveller unto the rich man, and he spared totake of his own flock and of his ownherd, to dress for the wayfaring manthat was come unto him; but tookthe poor man's lamb, and dressed ICfor the man that was com to him.And David's anger was greatly kindled against the man; and he said toNathan, As the Lord liveth, t'je manthat hath done this thing shall surelydie: And he shall restore, the. iajuhfourfold, because he did this thing,and because he had no pity. (II Sa-muel 12; 1-6)And the remnant that is escaped ofthe house of Judah shall yet againtake root downward, and bear fruitupward. For out of Jerusalem shallgo forth a remnant, and they that es-cape out of mount Zion: the zeal ofthe Lord of hosts shall do this.. (IIKings 19; 30, 31)Be ye mindful always of his covenant; the word which he commandedto a thousand generations; Even ofthe covenant which he made withAbraham, and of his oath untoIsaac; And hath confirmed the sameto Jacob for a law, and to Israel foran everlasting covenant, Saying, Un*to thee will I give the land of Ca-naan, the lot of your Inheritance.( I Chronicles 16; 15-18)But I have chosen Jerusalem, thatmy name might be there; and havechosen David to be over my peopleIsrael. (I I Chronicles 6; 6)A rt not thou our God, who didstdrive out the inhabitants of thisland before thy people Israel, andgavest it to the seed of Abrahamthy friend for ever? (I I Chronicles20; 7)Now in the first year of Cyrus kingof Persia, that the word of the Lordby the mouth of Jeremiah might befulfilled, the Lord stirred up the spi-rlt of Cyrus king of Persia, that he

made a proclamation throughout allhis kingdom, and put it also in writing, saying, Thus saith Cyrus king ofPersia, The Lord God of heaven hathgiven me all the kingdoms of theearth; and he hath charged'ta& tobuild him an house at Jerusalem,which is in Judah. Who is thereamong you of all his people? his:God be with him, and let him goup to Jerusalem, which is in. Judah*and build the house of the Lord Godof Israel, (he is the God,) which Isin Jerusalem. ( E z r a 1; 1-3)But if ye turn unto me, andkeep my commandments, and dothem; though there were of you castout unto the uttermost part of theheaven, yet will I gather them fromthence, and will bring them unto theplace that I have chosen to set mjrname there. (Nehemiah 1; 9)And it came to pass from that timeforth, that the half of my servantswrought in the work, and the otherhalf of them held both the spears,the shields, and the bows, and thehabergeons; and the rulers were be-hind all the house of Judah. Theywhich builded on the wall, and theythat bare burdens, with those thatladed, every one with one of hishands wrought in the work, andwith the other hand held a wea-pon. For the builders, every onehad his sword girded by his side, and90 builded. And he that soundedthe trumpet was by me. (Nehemiah4; 16-18)So we laboured in the work: andhalf of them held the spears fromthe rising of the morning till thestars appeared. (Nehemiah 4; 21)Thou art the Lord the God, whodidst choose Abram, and broughtesthim forth out of Ur of the Ch&hdees, and gavest him the name ofAbraham; And foundest his heartfaithful before thee, and madest acovenant with him to give the land


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As the dew of Hermon, and as thedew that descended upon the moun-tains of Zion: for there the L o r dcommanded the blessing, even lifefor evermore. (Psalms 133; 3)By the rivers of Babylon, there wesat down, yea, we wept, when weremembered Zion. We hanged ourharps upon the willows in themidst thereof. For there they thatcarried us away captive required ofus a song; and they that wasted usrequired of us mirth, saying, Singus one of the songs of Zion. Howshall we sing the Lord's song in astrange land? If I forget thee, 0Jerusalem, let my right hand forget her cunning. If I do not re-member thee, let my tongue cleaveto the roof of my mouth; if I pre-fer not Jerusalem above my chiefjoy. (Psalms 137; 1-6)The L o r d doth build up Jerusalem:he gathereth together the outcastsof Israel (Psalms 147; 2)And many people shall go and say,Come ye, and let us go up to themountain of the L o r d , to the houseof the God of Jacob; and he willteach us of his ways, and we willwalk in his paths: for out of Zionshall go forth the law, and theword of the L o r d from Jerusalem.(Isaiah 2; 3)I n that day shall the branch of theL o r d be beautiful and glorious, andthe fruit of the earth shall be ex-cellent and comely for them that areescaped of Israel. (Isaiah 4; 2)And he shall set up an ensign forthe nations, and shall assemble theoutcasts of Israel, and gather toge-ther the dispersed of Judah fromthe four corners of the earth.(Isaiah 11; 12)F o r the L o r d will have mercy onJacob, and will yet choose Israel,and set them in their own land: andthe strangers shall be joined with

them, and they shall cleave to thehouse of Jacob. (Isaiah 14; 1)I n that time shall the present bebrought unto the L o r d of hosts of apeople scattered and peeled, andfrom a people terrible from theirbeginning hitherto; a nation metedout and trodden under foot, whoseland the rivers have spoiled, to theplace of the name of the L o r d ofhosts, the mount Zion. (Isaiah 18; 7)And it shall come to pass in thatday, that the L o r d shall beat offfrom the channel of the river untothe stream of Egypt, and ye shall begathered one by one, O ye childrenof Israel. And it shall come to passin that day, that the great trumpetshall be blown, and they shall comewhich were ready to perish in theland of Assyria, and the outcasts inthe land of Egypt, and shall wor-ship the L o r d in the holy mount atJerusalem. (Isaiah 27; 12, 13)And the ransomed of the L o r d shallreturn, and come to Zion with songsand everlasting joy upon their heads:they shall obtain joy and gladness,and sorrow and sighing shall fleeaway. (Isaiah 35; 10)I will open rivers in high places,and fountains in the midst of the val-leys: I will make the wilderness apool of water, and the dry landsprings of water. I will plant inthe wilderness the cedar, the shit-tah tree, and the myrtle, and theoil tree; I will set in the desert thefir tree, and the pine, and the boxtree together. (Isaiah 41; 18, 19)Fear not: for I am with thee: Iwill bring thy seed from the east,and gather thee from the west; Iwill say to the north, Give up; andto the south, Keep not back: bringmy sons from far, and my daughtersfrom the ends of the earth. (Isaiah43; 5, 6)I have raised him up in righteous-ness, and I will direct all his ways:

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he shall build my city, and he shalllet go my captives, not for price norreward, saith the L o r d of hosts.(Isaiah 45; 13)Thus saith the L o r d , In an accep-table time have I heard thee, and ina day of salvation have I helpedthee: and I will preserve thee, andgive thee for a covenant of the peo-pie, to establish the earth, to causeto inherit the desolate heritages.(Isaiah 49; 8)L i f t up thine eyes round about, andbehold: all these gather themselvestogether, and come to thee. As Ilive, saith the L o r d , thou shalt sure-ly clothe thee with them all, aswith an ornament, and bind themon thee, as a bride doeth. For thywaste and thy desolate places, andthe land of thy destruction, shalleven now be too narrow by reasonof the inhabitants, and they thatswallowed thee up shall be faraway. (Isaiah 49; 18, 19)F o r the L o r d shall comfort Zion: hewill comfort all her waste places;and he will make her wilderness likeEden, and her desert like the gar-den of the L o r d ; joy and gladnessshall be found therein, thanksgiving,and the voice of melody. (Isaiah51; 3)Therefore the redeemed of the I ordshall return, and come with singingunto Zion; and everlasting joyshall be upon their head: they shallobtain gladness and joy; and sorrowand mourning shall flee away.(Isaiah 51; 11)Awake, awake; put on thy strength.O Zion; put on thy beautiful gar-ments, O Jerusalem, the holy city:for henceforth there shall no morecome into thee the uncircumcisedand the unclean. Shake thyselffrom the dust; arise, and sit down,O Jerusalem: loose thyself fromthe bands of thy neck, O captivedaughter of Zion. For thus saith

the L o r d , Ye have sold yourselvesfor nought; and ye shall be re-deemed without money. (Isaiah52; 1-3)How beautiful upon the mountainsare the feet of him that bringethgood tidings, that publisheth peace;that bringeth good tidings of good,that publisheth salvation; that saithunto Zion, Thy God reigneth! Thywatchmen shall lift up the voice;with the voice together shall theysing: for they shall see eye to eye,when the L o r d shall bring againZion. Break forth into joy, singtogether, ye waste place of J e r u -salem; for the L o r d hath comfortedhis people, he hath redeemed J e r u -salem. (Isaiah 52; 7-9)F o r thou shalt break forth on theright hand and on the left; and thyseed shall Inherit the Gentiles, andmake the desolate cities to be inha-bited. (Isaiah 54; 3)Even them will I bring to my holymountain, and make them joyful inmy house of prayer: their burnt of-ferings and their sacrifices shall beaccepted upon mine altar; for minehouse shall be called an house ofprayer for all people. The L o r dGod which gathereth the outcasts ofIsrael saith, Yet will I gatherothers to him, beside those thatare gathered unto him. (Isaiah50; 7,8)And the Redeemer shall come toZion, and unto them that turn fromtransgression in Jacob, saith theL o r d . (Isaiah 59; 20)L i f t up thine eyes round about, andsee: all they gather themselves to-gether, they come to thee: thy sonsshall come from far, and thy daugh-ters shall be nursed at thy side.(Isaiah 60; 4)To appoint unto them that mournin Zion, to give unto them beauty forashes, the oil of joy for mourning, the

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garment of praise for the spirit ofheaviness; that they might be calledtrees of righteousness, the plantingof the L o r d , that he might be glori-fied. And they shall build the oldwastes, they shall raise up the for-mer desolations, and they shall re-pair the waste cities, the desolationsof many generations. (Isaiah 61; 3,4)F o r Zion's sake will I not hold mypeace, and for Jerusalem's sake Iwill not rest, until the righteousnessthereof go forth as brightness, andthe salvation thereof as a lampthat burneth. (Isaiah 62; 1)Thou shalt no more be termedForsaken; neither shall thy landany more be termed Desolate: butthou shalt be called Hephzi-bah, andthy land Beulah: for the L o r d de-Ughteth in thee, and thy land shallbe married. (Isaiah 62; 4)I have set watchmen upon thy walls,O Jerusalem, which shall never holdtheir peace day nor night: ye thatmake mention of the L o r d , keep notsilence, And give him no rest, tillhe establish, and till he make J e r u -salem a praise in the earth. (Isaiah 2 ; 6, 7)And I will bring forth a seed out ofJacob, and out of Judah an inheri-tor of my mountains: and mine electshall inherit it, and my servantsshall dwell there. And Sharon shall bea fold of flocks, and the valley ofAchor a place for the herds to liedown in, for my people that havesought me. (Isaiah 65; 9, 10)And they shall build houses, and in-habit them; and they shall plantvineyards, and eat the fruit of them.They shall not build, and another in-habit; they shall not plant, and an-other eat: for as the days of a treeare the days of my people, and mineelect shall long enjoy the work oftheir hands. (Isaiah 65; 21, 22)Rejoice ye with Jerusalem, and beglad with her, all ye that love her:

rejoice for joy with her, all ye thatmourn for her: That ye may suck,and be satisfied with the breasts ofher consolations; that ye may milkout, and be delighted with the abutt-dance of her glory. (Isaiah 66; 10,11)Therefore, behold, the days come,saith the L o r d , that it shall no morebe said, The L o r d liveth, thatbrought up the children of Israel outof the land of Egypt; But, TheL o r d liveth, that brought up thechildren of Israel from the land ofthe north, and from all the landswhither he had driven them: and Iwill bring them again into their landthat I gave unto their fathers. (Je-remiah 16; 14, 15)And I will gather the remnant of myflock out of all countries whitherI have driven them, and will bringthem again to their folds; and theyshall be fruitful and increase.(Jeremiah 23; 3)F o r I will set mine eyes upon themfor good, and I will bring themagain to this land: and I will buildthem, and not pull them down; andI will plant them, and not pluckthem up. (Jeremiah 24; 6)F o r , 10, the days come, saith theL o r d , that I will bring again thecaptivity of my people Israel andJudah, saith the L o r d : and I willcause them to return to the land thatI gave to their fathers, and theyshall possess it. (Jeremiah 30; 3)Therefore fear thou not, O ray ser-vant Jacob, saith the L o r d ; neitherbe dismayed, O Israel: for, 10, I willsave thee from afar, and thy seedfrom the land of their captivity; andJacob shall return, and shall be inrest, and be quiet, and none shallmake him afraid. (Jeremiah 30; 10)Thus saith the L o r d ; Behold, I willbring again the captivity of Jacob'stents, and have mercy on his dwell-ingplaces; and the city shall be

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builded upon her own heap, and thepalace shall remain after the man-ner thereof. And out of them shallproceed thanksgiving and the voiceof them that make merry: and I willmultiply them, and they shall not befew; I will also glorify them, andthey shall not be small. Their child-ren also shall be as aforetime, andtheir congregation shall be establish-ed before me, and I will punish allthat oppress them. (Jeremiah 30;18-20)The Lord hath appeared of old untome, saying, Yea, I have loved theewith an everlasting love: thereforewith lovingkindness have I drawnthee. Again I will build thee, and thoushalt be built, O virgin of Israel:thou shalt again be adorned withthy tabrets, and shalt go forth in thedances of them that make merry.Thou shalt yet plant vines upon themountains of Samaria: the plantersshall plant, and shall eat them ascommon things. For there shall be aday, that the watchmen upon themount Ephraim shall cry, Arise ye,and let us go up to Zion unto theL o r d our God. For thus saith theL o r d ; Sing with gladness for Jacob,and shout among the chief of thenations: publish ye, praise ye, andsay, O L o r d , save thy people, theremnant of Israel. Behold, I willbring them from the north country,and gather them from the coasts ofthe earth, and with them the blindand the lame, the woman with childand her that travaileth with childtogether: a great company shall re-turn thither. They shall come withweeping, and with supplications willI lead them: I will cause them towalk by the rivers of waters in astraight way, wherein they shall notstumble: for I am a father to Israeland Ephraim is my firstborn. Hearthe word of the L o r d , 0 ye na-tions, and declare it in the isles afaroff, and say, He that scattered Is-rael will gather him, and keep him,as a shepherd doth his flock. For

the L o r d hath redeemed Jacob, andransomed him from the hand of himthat was stronger than he. There-fore they shall come and sing inthe height of Zion, and shall flow to-gether to the goodness of the L o r d ,for wheat, and for wine, and for oil,and for the young of the flock andof the herd: and their soul shall beas a watered garden; and they shallnot sorrow any more at all. Thenshall the virgin rejoice in the dance,both young men and old together:for I will turn their mourning intojoy, and will comfort them, and makethem rejoice from their sorrow. AndI will satiate the soul of the priestswith fatness, and ray people shall besatisfied with my goodness, saiththe L o r d . Thus saith the L o r d ; Avoice was heard in Kamah, !amenta-tion, and bitter weeping; Hahelweeping for her children refused tobe comforted for her children,because they were not. Thussaith the L o r d ; Refrain thyvoice from weeping, and thine eyesfrom tears: for thy work shall be re-warded, saith the L o r d ; and theyshall come again from the land ofthe enemy. And there is hope inthine end, saith the L o r d , that thychildren shall come again to theirown border. (Jeremiah 31; 3-17)Thus saith the L o r d of hosts, theGod of Israel; As yet they shall usethis speech in the land of Judah andin the cities thereof, when I shallbring again their captivity; The L o r dbless thee, O habitation of justice,and mountain of holiness. Andthere shall dwell in Judah itelf, andin all the cities thereof together,husbandmen, and they that go forthwith flocks. (Jeremiah 31; 23, 24)F o r thus saith the L o r d of hosts,the God of Israel; Houses and fieldsand vineyards shall be possessedagain in this land. (Jeremiah 32; 15)Behold, I will gather them out ofa ll countries, whither I have driven


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them in mine anger, and in my fury,and in great wrath; and I will brin^them again unto this place, and I willcause them to dwell safely. (Jeremiah 32; 37).Yea, I will rejoice over them to dothem good, and I will plant them inthis land assuredly with my wholeheart and with my whole soul. (Jeremiah 32; 41)And fields shall be bought in thisland, whereof ye say, I t is desolatewithout man or beast; it is given in-to the hand of the Chaldeans. Menshall buy fields for money, and sub-scribe evidences, and seal them, andtake witnesses in the land of Ben-jamin, and in the places about Jeru-salem, and in the cities of Judah,and in the cities of the mountains,and in the cities of the valley, andin the cities of the south: for I willcause their captivity to return, saiththe Lord. (Jeremiah 32; 43, 44)Thus saith the L o r d ; Again thereshall be heard in this place, which yesay shall be desolate without manand without beast, even in the citiesof Judah.and in the streets of Jeru-salem, that are desolate, withoutman, and without inhabitant, andwithout beast, The voice of joy, andthe voice of gladness, the voice of thebridegroom, and the voice of thebride, the voice of them that shallsay, Praise the Lord of hosts: forthe Lord is good; for his mercy en-dureth for ever: and of them thatshall bring the sacrifice of praise in-to the house of the Lord. For I willcause to return the captivity of theland, as at the first, saith the Lord.Thus saith the Lord of hosts; Againin this place, which is desolate with-out man and without beast, and inall the cities thereof, shall be anhabitation of shepherds causingtheir flocks to lie down. In the citiesof the mountains, in the cities of thevale, and in the cities of the south,and in the land of Benjamin, and in

the places about Jerusalem, andin the cities of Judah, shall the flockspass again under the hands of himthat telleth them, saith the Lord.Behold, the days come, saith theLord , that I will perform that goodthing which I have promised untothe house of Israel and to the houseof Judah. In those days, and at thattime, will I cause the Branch ofrighteousness to grow up unto Da-vid; and he shall execute judgmentand righteousness in the land. Inthose days shall Judah be saved,and Jerusalem shall dwell safely:and this is the name wherewithshe shall be called, The Lord ourrighteousness. (Jeremiah 33; 10-16)But fear not thou, O my servant Jacob, and be not dismayed, O Israel:for, behold, I will save thee fromafar off, and thy seed from the landof their captivity; and Jacob shallreturn, and be in rest and at ease,and none shall make him afraid.(Jeremiah 46; 27)And I will bring Israel again to hishabitation, and he shall feed on Car-mel and Bashan, and his soul shallbe satisfied upon mount Ephraimand Gilead. (Jeremiah 50; 19)Therefore say, Thus saith the LordGod; I will even gather you fromthe people, and assemble you out ofthe countries where ye have beenscattered, and I will give you theland of Israel. (Ezeklel 11; 17)I n the day that I lifted up minehand unto them, to bring themforth of the land of Egypt into a landthat I had espied for them, flowingwith milk and honey, which is theglory of all lands. (Ezeklel 20; 6)I will accept you with your sweetsavour, when I bring you out fromthe people, and gather you out of thecountries wherein ye have been scat-tered; and I will be sanctified inyou before the heathen. And yeshall know that I am the Lord,

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when I shall bring you into the landof Israel, into the country for thewhich I lifted up mine hand to giveit to your fathers. (Ezekiel 20; 41, 42)Thus saith the Lord God; WhenI shall have gathered the house ofIsrael from the people among whomthey are scattered, and shall besanctified in them in the sight of theheathen, then shall they dwell intheir land that I have given to myservant Jacob. And they shall dwellsafely therein, and shall build houses,and plant vineyards; yea, they shalldwell with confidence, when I haveexecuted judgments upon all thosethat despise them round about them;and they shall know that I am theLord their God. (Ezekiel 28; 25, 20)And I will bring them out from thepeople, and gather them from thecountries, and will bring them totheir own land, and feed them uponthe mountains of Israel by the rivers,and in all the inhabited places ofthe country. I will feed them in agood pasture, and upon the highmountains of Israel shall their foldbe: there shall they lie in a goodfold, and in a fat pasture shall theyfeed upon the mountains of Israel.(Ezekiel 34; 13, 14)And the tree of the field shall yieldher fruit, and the earth shall yieldher increase, and they shall be safein their land, and shall know that Iam the Lord , when I have brokenthe bands of their yoke, and deliveredthem out of the hand of thosethat served themselves of them. Andthey shall no more be a prey to theheathen, neither shall the beast ofthe land devour them; but theyshall dwell safely, and none shallmake them afraid. And I will raiseup for them a plant of renown, andthey shall be no more consumed withhunger in the land, neither bear theshame of the heathen any more.(Ezekiel 34; 27-29)Therefore, ye mountains of Israel,

hear the word of the Lord God , Thussaith the Lord God to the mountains,and to the hills, to the rivers, andto the valleys, to the desolate wastes,and to the cities that are forsaken,which became a prey and derision tothe residue of the heathen that areround about; Therefore thus saiththe Lord God; Surely in the fire ofmy jealousy have I spoken againstthe residue of the heathen, andagainst all Idumea, which have ap-pointed my land into their posses-slon with the joy of all their heart,with despiteful minds, to cast It outfor a prey. Prophesy therefore con-cernlng the land of Israel, and sayunto the mountains, and to the hills,to the rivers, and to the valleys,Thus saith the Lord God; Behold,I have spoken in my jealousy andin ray fury, because ye have bornethe shame of the heathen: There-fore thus saith the Lord God; Ihave lifted up mine hand, Surely theheathen that are about you, theyshall bear their shame. But ye, Omountains of Israel, ye shall shootforth your branches, and yield yourfruit to my people of Israel; forthey are at hand to come. For,behold, I am for you, and I will turnunto you, and ye shall be tilled andsown: And I will multiply men up-on you, all the house of Israel, evenall of it: and the cities ghall be In-habited, and the wastes shall bebuilded: And I will multiply uponyou man and beast; and they shallincrease and bring fruit: and I willsettle you after your old estates, andwill do better unto you than at yourbeginnings: and ye shall know thatI am the Lord . Yea, I will causemen to walk upon you, even my peo-pie Israel; and they shall possessthee, and thou shalt be their in-heritance, and thou shalt no morehenceforth bereave them of men.(Ezekiel 36; 4-12)F o r I will take you from amongthe heathen, and gather you out of

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all countries, and will bring you in-to your own land. (Ezekiel 30; 24)And ye shall dwell in the land thatI gave to your fathers; and ye shallbe my people, and I will be yourGod. (Ezekiel 36; 28)Thus saith the L o r d God; In the daythat I shall have cleansed you fromall your iniquities I will also causeyou to dwell In the cities, and thewastes shall be builded. And thedesolate land shall be tilled, where-as it lay desolate in the sight of allthat passed by. (Ezekiel 36; 33, 34)Therefore prophesy and say untothem, Thus saith the L o r d God; Be-hold, O my people, I will open yourgraves, and cause you to come upout of your graves, and bring you in-to the land of Israel. (Ezekiel 37; 12)And say unto them, Thus saith theL o r d God; Behold, I will take thechildren of Israel from among theheathen, whither they be gone, andwill gather them on every side, andbring them into their own land: AndI will make them one nation in theland upon the mountains of Israel;and one king shall be king to thema l l : and they shall be no more twonations, neither shall they be dlvld-ed into two kingdoms any more atall . (Ezeklel 37; 21, 22)And they shall dwell in the landthat I have given unto Jacob my ser-vant, wherein your fathers havedwelt; and they shall dwell therein,even they, and their children, andtheir children's children for ever:and my servant David shall be theirprince for ever. (Ezekiel 37; 25)And it shall come to pass In thatday, I will hear, saith the L o r d , Iwill hear the heavens, and they shallhear the earth; And the earth shallhear the corn, and the wine, and theoil; and they shall hear Jezreel.(Hosea2;21, 22)And it shall come to pass, that who-

soever shall call on the name of theL o r d shall be delivered: for inmount Zion and in Jerusalem shallbe deliverance, as the L o r d hathsaid, and in the remnant whom theL o r d shall call. (Joel 2; 32)F o r , behold, in those days, and inthat time, when I shall bring againthe captivity of Judah and J e r u -salem, I will also gather all nations,and will bring them down into thevalley of Jehoshaphat, and will pleadwith them there for my people andfor my heritage Israel, whom theyhave scattered among the nations,and parted my land. (Joel 3; 1, 2)And it shall come to pass in thatday, that the mountains shall dropdown new wine, and the hills shallflow with milk, and all the rivers ofJudah shall flow with waters, and afountain shall come forth of thehouse of the L o r d , and shall waterthe valley of Shittim. Egypt shall bea desolation, and Edom shall be adesolate wilderness, for the violenceagainst the children of Judah, be-cause they have shed innocent bloodin their land. But Judah shall dwellfor ever, and Jerusalem from genera-tion to generation. For I will cleansetheir blood that I have not cleansed:for the L o r d dwelleth in Zion. (Joel3; 18-21)Behold, the days come, saith theL o r d , that the plowman shallovertake the reaper, and the tread-er of grapes him that soweth seed;and the mountains shall drop sweetwine, and all the hills shall melt.And I will bring again the captivityof my people of Israel, and they shallbuild the waste cities, and inhabitthem; and they shall plant vineyards,and drink the wine thereof; theyshall also make gardens, and eatthe fruit of them. And I will plantthem upon their land, and they shallno more be pulled up out of theirland which I have given them, saiththe L o r d thy God. (Amos 9; 13-15)

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And they of the south shall possessthe mount of E s a u ; and they of theplain the Philistines: and they Shallpossess the fields of Ephraim, andthe fields of Samaria: and Benjaminshall possess Gilead. And the capti-vity of this host of the children of Is-rael shall possess that of the Ca-naanites, even unto Zarephath; andthe captivity of Jerusalem, which isin Sepharad, shall possess the citiesof the south. And saviours shallcome up on mount Zion to judge themount of E s a u ; and the kingdomshall be the Lord's. (Obadiah 1;19-21)But in the last days it shall come topass, that the mountain of the houseof the Lord shall be established inthe top of the mountains, and itshall be exalted above the hills;and people shall flow unto it.And many nations shall come, andsay, Come, and let us go up to themountain of the Lord, and to thehouse of the God of Jacob; and hewill teach us of his ways, and we willwalk in his paths: for the law shallgo forth of Zion, and the word of theLord from Jerusalem. (Micah 4; 1,2)Behold upon the mountains the feetof him that bringeth good tidings,that publisheth peace! O Judah,keep thy solemn feasts, perform thyvows: for the wicked shall no morepass through thee; he is utterly cutoff. (Nahum 1; 15)At that time will I bring you again,even in the time that I gather you:for I will make you a name and apraise among all people of the earth,when I turn back your captivity be-fore your eyes, saith the Lord. (Zephaniah 3; 20)Therefore thus saith the L o r d ; Iam returned to Jerusalem with mer-cies: my house shall be built in it,saith the Lord of hosts, and a lineshall be stretched forth upon Jeru-salem. Cry yet, saying, Thus saiththe Lord of hosts; My cities through

prosperity shall yet be spreadabroad; and the Lord shall yet com-fort Zion, and shall yet choose Jeru-salem. (Zechariah 1; 16, 17)And said unto him, Run, speak tothis young man, saying, Jerusalemshall be inhabited as towns withoutwalls for the multitude of men andcattle therein. (Zechariah 2; 4)And many nations shall be joined tothe Lord in that day, and shall bemy people: and I will dwell in themidst of thee, and thou shalt knowthat the Lord of hosts hath sent meunto thee. (Zechariah 2; 11)Thus saith the Lord of hosts; I wasjealous for Zion with great jealousy,and I was jealous for her with greatfury. Thus saith the L o r d ; I am re-turned unto Zion, and will dwell inthe midst of Jerusalem: and Jeru-salem shall be called a city of truth;and the mountain of the Lord ofhosts the holy mountain. Thus saiththe Lord of hosts; There shall yetold men and old women dwell in thestreets of Jerusalem, and every manwith his staff in his hand for veryage. And the streets of the city shallbe full of boys and girls playingin the streets thereof. (Zechariah8; 2-5)F o r the seed shall be prosperous; thevine shall give her fruit, and theground shall give her increase, andthe heavens shall give their dew; andI will cause the remnant of this peopie to possess all these things. Andit shall come to pass, that as ye werea curse among the heathen, O houseof Judah, and house of Israel; so willI save you, and ye shall be a bles-sing: fear not, but let your hands bestrong. (Zechariah 8; 12,13)I will bring them again also out ofthe land of Egypt, and gather themout of Assyria; and I will bring theminto the land of Gilead and Leba-non; and place shall not be found forthem. (Zechariah 10; 10)

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