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El día de la venganza divina
¿Quién eseste que viene de Edoma,de Bosrab con vestiduras de colores brillantes1c;este, majestuoso en su ropaje,que marcha2 en la plenitud de su fuerza?Soy yo que hablo en justicia, poderoso para salvard.2 ¿Por qué es rojo tu ropaje,y tus vestiduras como las del que pisa en el lagara?3 El lagar lo he pisado yo soloa;de los pueblos, ningún hombre estaba conmigo.Los pisé en mi iraby los hollé en mi furorc;su sangre1 salpicó mis vestidurasy manché2 todo mi ropajed.4 Porque el día de la venganza estaba en mi corazón,y el año de mi redención había llegadoa.5 Miré, y no había quien ayudaraa,me asombré de que no hubiera quien apoyara;entonces me salvó mi brazob,y fue mi furor el que me sostuvo.6 Pisoteé los pueblos en mi iraa,los embriagué en mi furorby derramé su sangre por tierra1.
Recuento de las misericordias del SEÑOR
7 Las misericordias del SEÑOR recordaréa, las alabanzas del SEÑOR,conforme a todo lo que nos ha otorgado el SEÑOR,y la gran bondad hacia la casa de Israelb,que les ha otorgado conforme a su compasión,y conforme a la multitud de sus misericordiasc.8 Porque Él dijo: Ciertamente, ellos son mi puebloa,hijos que no engañarán.Y Él fue su Salvadorb.9 En todas sus angustias Él fue afligido1a,y el ángel de su presencia los salvób;en su amorc y en su compasión los redimiód,los levantó y los sostuvo todos los días de antañoe.10 Mas ellos se rebelaronay contristaron su santo Espíritub;por lo cual Él se convirtió en su enemigoy peleó contra ellos.11 Entonces su pueblo se acordó de los días antiguosa, de Moisés.¿Dónde está el que los sacó del marb con los pastores1 de su rebaño?¿Dónde está el que puso su santo Espíritu en medio de ellos2c,12 el que hizo que su glorioso brazo fuera a la diestra de Moisésa,el que dividió las aguas delante de ellos para hacerse un nombre eternob,13 el que los condujo por los abismos?Como un caballo en el desierto, no tropezarona;14 como a ganado que desciende al valle,el Espíritu del SEÑOR les1 dio descansoa.Así guiaste a tu pueblob,para hacerte un nombre glorioso.
Plegaria por ayuda y misericordia
15 Mira desde el cieloa, y ve desde tu santa y gloriosa moradab;¿dónde está tu celo y tu poderc?La conmoción de tus entrañas y tu compasión para conmigo se han restringidod.16 Porque tú eres nuestro Padrea, aunque Abrahamb no nos conoce,ni nos reconoce Israel.Tú, oh SEÑOR, eres nuestro Padre,desde la antigüedad tu nombre es Nuestro Redentorc.17 ¿Por qué, oh SEÑOR, nos haces desviar de tus caminosay endureces nuestro corazón a tu temorb?Vuélvete por amor de tus siervos, las tribus de tu heredadc.18 Por breve tiempo poseyó tu santuario tu pueblo santo;nuestros adversarios lo han pisoteadoa.19 Hemos venido a ser como aquellos sobre los que nunca gobernaste,como aquellos que nunca fueron llamados por tu nombre.
God’s Vengeance on the Nations
Who is this who comes from aEdom,With crimson-stained bgarments from cBozrah in Edom,This One (the Messiah) who is majestic in His apparel,Marching in the greatness of His might?“It is I, the One who speaks in righteousness proclaiming vindication, dmighty to save.”2 Why is Your apparel red,And Your garments like the one who atreads in the wine press?3 aI have trodden the wine trough alone,And of the peoples there was no one with Me.I also btrod them in My angerAnd ctrampled them in My wrath;And dtheir lifeblood is sprinkled on My garments,And I stained all My clothes.4 “For the aday of vengeance against ungodliness was in My heart,And My year of redemption of those who put their trust in Me—the year of My redeemed has come.5 “I looked, but there was ano one to help,And I was amazed and appalled that there was no one to uphold truth and right.So My bown arm brought salvation to Me,And My wrath sustained Me.6 “I atrampled the peoples in My angerAnd made them bdrunk with the cup of My wrath,And I spilled their lifeblood on the earth.”
God’s Ancient Mercies Recalled
7 I will tell of the alovingkindnesses of the LORD, and the praiseworthy deeds of the LORD,According to all that the LORD has done for us,And His great bgoodness toward the house of Israel,Which He has shown them according to His ccompassionAnd according to the abundance of His lovingkindnesses.8 For He said, “Be assured, they are aMy people,Sons who will not be faithless.”So He became their bSavior in all their distresses.9 In all their distress aHe was distressed,And the 1bangel of His presence saved them,In His clove and in His compassion He dredeemed them;And He elifted them up and carried them all the days of old. Ex 23:20-23; 33:14, 15; Deut 1:31; 32:10-1210 But they arebelledAnd grieved His bHoly Spirit;Therefore He changed into their enemy,And He fought against them.11 Then aHis people remembered the days of old, of Moses and they said,Where is bHe who brought our fathers up out of the Red Sea, with the shepherds of His flock Moses and Aaron?Where is He who cput His Holy Spirit in their midst,12 Who caused His aglorious arm and infinite power to go at the right hand of Moses,bDividing the waters before them to make for Himself an everlasting name,13 Who led them through the depths of the Red Sea,Like a horse in the wilderness, so that they did not astumble?14 Like the cattle that go down into the valley to find better pasture and rest,The Spirit of the aLORD gave them rest.So You bled Your people O LORDTo make for Yourself a beautiful and glorious name preparing the way for the acknowledgment of Your name by all nations.
“You Are Our Father”
15 aLook down from heaven and see from bYour lofty dwelling place, holy and glorious.Where are Your czeal and Your mighty acts Your miracles which you did for Your people?The stirring of Your dheart and Your compassion are restrained and withheld from me.16 For most certainly You are our aFather, even though bAbraham our ancestor does not know usAnd Israel does not acknowledge us.You, O LORD, are still our Father,Our cRedeemer from everlasting is Your name.17 O LORD, why do You acause us to stray from Your waysAnd bharden our heart from fearing You with reverence and awe?cReturn for Your servants’ sake, the tribes of Your heritage.18 Your holy people possessed Your sanctuary for only a little while;Our adversaries have atrampled it down.19 We have become like those over whom You have never ruled,Like those who were not called by Your name.
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