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Malachi 1:1
The
burden
of the
word
of the
LORD
to
Israel
by
Malachi.
2
I have
loved
you,
saith
the
LORD.
Yet ye
say,
Wherein hast thou
loved
us? Was not
Esau
Jacob's
brother?
saith
the
LORD:
yet I
loved
Jacob,
3
And I
hated
Esau,
and
laid
his
mountains
and his
heritage
waste
for the
dragons
of the
wilderness.
4
Whereas
Edom
saith,
We are
impoverished,
but we will
return
and
build
the desolate
places;
thus
saith
the
LORD
of
hosts,
They shall
build,
but I will throw
down;
and they shall
call
them, The
border
of
wickedness,
and, The
people
against whom the
LORD
hath
indignation
for
ever.
5
And your
eyes
shall
see,
and ye shall
say,
The
LORD
will be
magnified
from the
border
of
Israel.
6
A
son
honoureth
his
father,
and a
servant
his
master:
if then I be a
father,
where is mine
honour?
and if I be a
master,
where is my
fear?
saith
the
LORD
of
hosts
unto you, O
priests,
that
despise
my
name.
And ye
say,
Wherein have we
despised
thy
name?
7
Ye
offer
polluted
bread
upon mine
altar;
and ye
say,
Wherein have we
polluted
thee? In that ye
say,
The
table
of the
LORD
is
contemptible.
8
And if ye
offer
the
blind
for
sacrifice,
is it not
evil?
and if ye
offer
the
lame
and
sick,
is it not
evil?
offer
it now unto thy
governor;
will he be
pleased
with thee, or
accept
thy
person?
saith
the
LORD
of
hosts.
9
And now, I pray you,
beseech
°
God
that he will be
gracious
unto us: this hath been by your
means:
will he
regard
your
persons?
saith
the
LORD
of
hosts.
10
Who is there even among you that would
shut
the
doors
for nought? neither do ye
kindle
fire on mine
altar
for
nought.
I have no
pleasure
in you,
saith
the
LORD
of
hosts,
neither will I
accept
an
offering
at your
hand.
11
For from the
rising
of the
sun
even unto the going
down
of the same my
name
shall be
great
among the
Gentiles;
and in every
place
incense
shall be
offered
unto my
name,
and a
pure
offering:
for my
name
shall be
great
among the
heathen,
saith
the
LORD
of
hosts.
12
But ye have
profaned
it, in that ye
say,
The
table
of the
LORD
is
polluted;
and the
fruit
thereof, even his
meat,
is
contemptible.
13
Ye
said
also, Behold, what a
weariness
is it! and ye have
snuffed
at it,
saith
the
LORD
of
hosts;
and ye
brought
that which was
torn,
and the
lame,
and the
sick;
thus ye
brought
an
offering:
should I
accept
this of your
hand?
saith
the
LORD.
14
But
cursed
be the
deceiver,
which
hath in his
flock
a
male,
and
voweth,
and
sacrificeth
unto the
Lord
a corrupt
thing:
for I am a
great
King,
saith
the
LORD
of
hosts,
and my
name
is
dreadful
among the
heathen.
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