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1People of Israel, listen to this message that the Lord has spoken against you—all of you, whom I brought out of the land of Egypt.

8The lion has roared—so who isn’t scared? The Lord God has spoken—so who can refuse to speak for him?3:8. "Speak for him": or "prophesy."

12This is what the Lord says: Just as a shepherd tries to rescue a sheep from a lion’s mouth, but only saves a couple of legs or a piece of an ear, so it will be for the people of Israel living in Samaria—all that will be "saved" will be the corner of a couch and a piece of a leg from a bed.3:12. The point being made here is not how little is saved, but nothing is saved except proof of total destruction. A shepherd took the remains of a sheep to the owner to prove how the animal died; otherwise he would have to pay for it himself. Similarly with Israel, it’s destruction would be so complete that the only evidence left would only confirm this.

4Yet I am the Lord your God who brought you out of the land of Egypt. You shall know13:4. A variation of the Ten Commandments with "know" replacing "have" (Exodus 20:3). This change is significant in that the word "know" carries overtones of intimate relations, and can be linked to the erotic nature of Baal worship. Israel should not be "knowing" Baal but the true God. no other gods but me. None can save you except me.

14I shall redeem them from the power of Sheol; I shall deliver them from death. Where, death, are your plagues? Where, Sheol, is your destruction? Compassion is hidden from my sight.

16The people of Samaria will have to bear the consequences of their guilt, because they rebelled against their God. They will be slaughtered by the sword; their children will be dashed to the ground; their pregnant women will be ripped open.

7A Samaritan woman came to fetch water. Jesus said to her, "Please could you give me a drink?"

22You really don’t know the God4:22. Literally, "what." you’re worshiping, while we worship the God we know, for salvation comes from the Jews.

42They said to the woman, "Now our trust in him isn’t just because of what you told us but because we have heard him for ourselves. We’re convinced that he really is the Savior of the world."

26It is good to wait quietly for the Lord’s salvation.

31For the Lord won’t abandon us forever.

64Pay them back as they deserve, Lord, for all they’ve done!

7But as for me, I look to the Lord. I will wait for the God who saves me. My God will hear me.

8Don’t gloat over me, my enemies! Even though I fall, I will rise again. Though I sit in darkness, the Lord is my light.

19You will have compassion on us again. You will tread our sins under your feet, and you will throw our sins into the depths of the sea.

38Who ate the fat of your sacrifices and drank the wine of your drink offerings? Have them come and help you; have them come and protect you!

39Listen! I am the only God! There is no other God except me! I bring death, and I give life; I wound, and I heal. No one can be rescued from my power.

43Celebrate with him! Let all God’s angels worship him!32:43. This line is not in the Masoretic text, but does occur in the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Septuagint. It is also quoted in Hebrews 1:6. Celebrate, foreigners, with his people; because he will pay back those who killed his children.32:43. Dead Sea Scrolls and the Septuagint reading. He will punish his enemies, and repay those who hate him;32:43. "Repay those who hate him": Septuagint and Vulgate reading. he will purify his land and his people.

4Wealth won’t help you on judgment day, but goodness saves you from death.

19Do what’s right, and you will live; chase after evil and you will die.

21You can be certain of this: the wicked won’t go unpunished, but the good will be saved.

8the Lord sent the Israelites a prophet. He told them, "This is what the Lord, the God of Israel, says: ‘I brought you out of Egypt; I led you out from the place6:8. Literally, "house." where you were slaves.

9I saved you from the power of the Egyptians and from everyone who oppressed you. I expelled them before you and gave their land to you.

23But the Lord told him, "Peace! Don’t worry, you’re not going to die."

12Fight the good fight as you trust in God. Hold on tightly to the eternal life to which you were called. This is what you promised to do in front of many witnesses.

14is to follow faithfully what you’ve been told6:14. Literally, "keep the commandment." so you will be above criticism until our Lord Jesus Christ appears.

16He is the only one who is immortal, and lives in unapproachable light. No one has seen him or can see him—honor and eternal power is his! Amen.

12make sure you don’t forget the Lord who led you out of Egypt, out of the prison-house of slavery.

13Respect the Lord your God. Worship only him, and make promises only in his name.

18Do what’s good and right in the Lord’s sight so that it will go well for you and that you may enter and take over the good land that the Lord your God promised to give your forefathers.

11Turn away from evil and do good; search for peace—run after it!

20that refused to believe, when God patiently waited in the time of Noah while the ark was being built. Only a few—in fact eight people—were saved "through water."

21This water symbolizes baptism that now saves you, not by washing off dirt from your body, but as a positive response to God that comes from a clear conscience. It is the resurrection of Jesus Christ that makes your salvation possible.

24he will be gracious to them. He will say, ‘Save them from going down into the grave, for I have found a way to free them.’33:24. Or "for I have found a ransom."

28He saved me from going down into the grave and I will live in the light.’

30he saves them from the grave so they might see the light of life.

7Your forefathers called out to the Lord for help, and he placed darkness between you and the Egyptians. Then he brought the sea back over them and they drowned. You saw what I did with your own eyes in Egypt. Then you lived for many years in the wilderness.

10But I wasn’t willing to listen to Balaam, so instead he blessed you repeatedly, and saved you from Balak.

17For the Lord our God brought us and our forefathers out of slavery in Egypt. He was the one who did great miracles before our very eyes. He looked after us on the way as we traveled through the lands of many nations.

25I will also pour pure water over you, and you will be clean. I will wash you clean from all your uncleanness and from all your idols.

26I will give you a new mind and I will put a new spirit inside you. I will take away your stubborn mind and I will give you a loving mind.

29I will save you from everything that makes you unclean. I will make sure you have plenty of grain. I won’t send you any famines.

5Then I prayed, "Please, Lord God of heaven—the great and awesome God who keeps his agreement of trustworthy love with those who love him and keep his commandments—

6please listen and focus your attention on the prayer of your servant that I am praying to you now, day and night, on behalf of your servants, the Israelites. I confess the sins that we Israelites have committed against you, including my own sins and those of my family.

10They are your servants and our people. You saved them by your great power and incredible ability.

14how much more does the blood of Christ—who offered himself in his sinless life to God through the eternal Spirit—clean your consciences from your past sinful lives so you can serve the living God?

26Otherwise Christ would have had to suffer many times since the creation of the world. No: just this one time at the end of the present age he came to remove sin by sacrificing himself.

28so too for Christ—having been sacrificed once to take away the sins of many people, he will come again, not to deal with sin, but to save those who wait for him.

1Hannah prayed, "I’m so happy in the Lord! He has empowered me! Now I have plenty to say in answer to those who hate me. I celebrate your salvation!

2There’s no one holy like the Lord—no one apart from you, no Rock like our God!

9He will take care of those who trust him, but the wicked vanish into the darkness, for people don’t succeed through their own strength.

17But when that day comes I’m going to save you, declares the Lord. You won’t be handed over to the people you’re afraid of.

18I promise to rescue you so that you won’t be killed. Your reward will be your life, because you trusted in me, declares the Lord."

4I cry out to the Lord for help, and he answers me from his holy mountain. Selah.

7Stand up for me, Lord! Save me, my God! Hit all my enemies on the cheek; break the teeth of the wicked!

8Salvation belongs to you, Lord; may you be a blessing to your people. Selah.

4I said to myself, ‘The Lord has banished me from his sight. Will I ever see your holy Temple again?’2:4. Or "but even so I will see your holy Temple again."

6I sank down to the base of the mountains; the earth barred me in forever. But you, my Lord, my God, brought me back up from the abyss.

9But I will offer you sacrifices, shouting out my thanks. I will keep my promises to you, for salvation comes from the Lord."