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Isaiah 6:1
In the
year
that
king
Uzziah
died
I
saw
also
the
Lord
sitting
upon a
throne,
high
and lifted
up,
and his
train
filled
the
temple.
2
Above
it
stood
the
seraphims:
each
one
had
six
wings;
with
twain
he
covered
his
face,
and with
twain
he
covered
his
feet,
and with
twain
he did
fly.
3
And one
cried
unto another, and
said,
Holy,
holy,
holy,
is the
LORD
of
hosts:
the whole
earth
is
full
of his
glory.
4
And the
posts
of the
door
moved
at the
voice
of him that
cried,
and the
house
was
filled
with
smoke.
5
Then
said
I,
Woe
is me! for I am
undone;
because I am a
man
of
unclean
lips,
and I
dwell
in the
midst
of a
people
of
unclean
lips:
for mine
eyes
have
seen
the
King,
the
LORD
of
hosts.
6
Then
flew
one
of the
seraphims
unto me, having a live
coal
in his
hand,
which he had
taken
with the
tongs
from off the
altar:
7
And he
laid
it upon my
mouth,
and
said,
Lo, this hath
touched
thy
lips;
and thine
iniquity
is taken
away,
and thy
sin
purged.
8
Also I
heard
the
voice
of the
Lord,
saying,
Whom shall I
send,
and who will
go
for us? Then
said
I, Here am I;
send
me.
9
And he
said,
Go,
and
tell
this
people,
Hear
ye
indeed,
but
understand
not; and
see
ye
indeed,
but
perceive
not.
10
Make the
heart
of this
people
fat,
and make their
ears
heavy,
and
shut
their
eyes;
lest they
see
with their
eyes,
and
hear
with their
ears,
and
understand
with their
heart,
and
convert,
and be
healed.
11
Then
said
I,
Lord,
how long? And he
answered,
Until the
cities
be
wasted
without
inhabitant,
and the
houses
without
man,
and the
land
be
utterly
desolate,
12
And the
LORD
have
removed
men
far
away,
and there be a
great
forsaking
in the
midst
of the
land.
13
But yet in it shall be a
tenth,
and it shall
return,
and shall be
eaten:
as a teil
tree,
and as an
oak,
whose
substance
is in them, when they
cast
their leaves: so the
holy
seed
shall be the
substance
thereof.
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