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Ataque contra Nínive
1El destructor2 ha subido contra ti3a.Monta guardia en la fortaleza,vigila el camino;fortalece tus lomos,refuerza más tu poder.2 Porque el SEÑOR restaurará la gloria1a de Jacobcomo la gloria2 de Israelb,aunque devastadores los han devastadoy destruido sus sarmientosc.
3 El escudo de los valientes1 es rojo,los guerreros están vestidos de escarlataa,y de acero centelleante2 los carroscuando están en formación3,y se blanden las lanzasb de ciprés.4 Por las calles corren furiosos1 los carros,se precipitan por las plazas2a,su aspecto es semejante a antorchas,como relámpagos se lanzan.5 Se acuerda él de sus noblesaque tropiezan en su marchab,se apresuran a su muralla,y es preparada la defensa1.6 Las compuertas de los ríos se abren,y el palacio se llena de terror1.7 Está decretado:la reina es despojada y deportada,y sus sirvientas gimen como palomasa,golpeándose el pecho1b.
8 Aunque Nínive era como estanque de aguas desde la antigüedad1;ahora ellos huyen.¡Deteneos! ¡Deteneos!Pero nadie se vuelvea.9 ¡Saquead la plata!¡Saquead el oroa!No hay límite a los tesoros,a las riquezas de toda clase de objetos codiciables.10 ¡Vacía está! Sí, desolada y desierta1a.Los corazones se derriten y las rodillas tiemblanb;hay también angustia en todo el cuerpo2,y los rostros de todos han palidecidoc.11 ¿Dónde está la guarida de los leonesy el lugar1 donde comen los leoncillosa,donde andaban el león, la leona y su cachorro,sin que nada los asustara?12 El león desgarraba lo suficiente para sus cachorros,mataba1 para sus leonas,llenaba de presa sus guaridasy de carne desgarrada sus cubiles.

13 Heme aquí contra tia—declara el SEÑOR de los ejércitos. Quemaré y reduciré a humo tus1 carrosb, la espada devorará tus leoncillos, arrancaré de la tierra tu presac, y no se oirá más la voz de tus mensajeros.

The Overthrow of Nineveh
1The one who ascatters has come up against 2you.Keep watch over the fortress, watch the road;3Bind up your waist, 4summon all your strength.2 For the LORD will restore the asplendor of JacobbLike the splendor of Israel,Even though destroyers have laid waste to themAnd cruined their vines.
3 The shields of 1his warriors are dyed red,The warriors are dressed in ascarlet,The chariots are fitted with 2flashing steel3When he is prepared to march,And the juniper bspears are brandished.4 The achariots drive wildly in the streets,They rush around in the 1public squares;Their appearance is like torches,They drive back and forth like lightning flashes.5 He remembers his aofficers;They bstumble in their advance,They hurry to her wall,And the 1mantelet is set up.6 The gates of the rivers are openedAnd the palace sways back and forth.7 It is set:She is stripped, she is led away,And her slave women are asobbing like the sound of doves,bBeating their 1breasts.
8 Though Nineveh was like a pool of water throughout her days,Yet they are fleeing;Stop, stop,”But ano one turns back.9 Plunder the silver,Plunder the agold!For there is no end to the treasureWealth from every kind of desirable object.10 She is aemptied! Yes, she is desolate and waste!bHearts are melting and knees wobbling!Also trembling is in 1the entire body,And all their cfaces have become pale!11 Where is the den of the lionsAnd the feeding place of the ayoung lions,Where the lion, lioness, and lion’s cub wentWith nothing to disturb them?12 The lion tore enough for his cubs,1Killed enough prey for his lionesses,And filled his lairs with preyAnd his dens with torn flesh.

13 Behold, aI am against you,” declares the LORD of armies. “I will bburn up her chariots in smoke, and a sword will devour your young lions; I will celiminate your prey from the land, and no longer will the voice of your messengers be heard.”

The Overthrow of Nineveh
1The one who ascatters has come up against 2you.Man the fortress, watch the road;3Strengthen your back, 4summon all your strength.2 For the LORD will restore the asplendor of JacobbLike the splendor of Israel,Even though devastators have devastated themAnd cdestroyed their vine branches.
3 The shields of 1his mighty men are colored red,The warriors are dressed in ascarlet,The chariots are enveloped in 2flashing steel3When he is prepared to march,And the cypress bspears are brandished.4 The achariots race madly in the streets,They rush wildly in the 1squares,Their appearance is like torches,They dash to and fro like lightning flashes.5 He remembers his anobles;They bstumble in their march,They hurry to her wall,And the 1mantelet is set up.6 The gates of the rivers are openedAnd the palace is dissolved.7 It is fixed:She is stripped, she is carried away,And her handmaids are amoaning like the sound of doves,bBeating on their 1breasts.
8 Though Nineveh was like a pool of water throughout her days,Now they are fleeing;Stop, stop,”But ano one turns back.9 Plunder the silver!Plunder the agold!For there is no limit to the treasureWealth from every kind of desirable object.10 She is aemptied! Yes, she is desolate and waste!bHearts are melting and knees knocking!Also anguish is in 1the whole bodyAnd all their cfaces are grown pale!11 Where is the den of the lionsAnd the feeding place of the ayoung lions,Where the lion, lioness and lion’s cub prowled,With nothing to disturb them?12 The lion tore enough for his cubs,1Killed enough for his lionesses,And filled his lairs with preyAnd his dens with torn flesh.

13 Behold, aI am against you,” declares the LORD of hosts. “I will bburn up her chariots in smoke, a sword will devour your young lions; I will ccut off your prey from the land, and no longer will the voice of your messengers be heard.”

The Overthrow of Nineveh
1The one who ascatters has come up against you Nineveh.Man the fortress and ramparts, watch the road;2Strengthen your back prepare for battle, summon all your strength.2 For the LORD will restore the asplendor and majesty of JacobbLike the splendor of ancient and united Israel,Even though destroyers have destroyed themAnd cruined their vine branches. Is 10:12
3 The shields of his soldiers of 1Media and Babylon are colored red;The warriors are dressed in ascarlet.The chariots blaze with fire of flashing steelWhen he is prepared to march,And the cypress bspears are brandished for battle.4 The achariots race madly in the streets;They rush wildly in the broad plazas.Their appearance is like torches;They rush in various directions like forked lightning.5 1He remembers and summons his anobles;They bstumble in their march terrified because of the attack.They hurry to the city wall,And the 2mantelet is prepared and firmly set up.6 The gates of the rivers surrounding Nineveh are openedAnd the palace of sun-dried brick is dissolved by the torrents.7 It is decreed:Nineveh is stripped, and she is carried away,And her handmaids are amoaning like the sound of doves,bBeating on their breasts in sorrow.
8 Though Nineveh was like a pool of water throughout her days,Now her inhabitants are fleeing;“Stop! Stop!” a few cry,But ano one turns back.9 Plunder the silver!Plunder the agold!For there is no end to the treasure—Wealth from every precious object.10 aShe is emptied! She is desolate and waste!bHearts melting in fear and knees knocking!Anguish is in the whole body,And the cfaces of all grow pale! Is 13:7, 811 Where is the den of the lions (Assyria)And the feeding place of the ayoung lions,Where the lion, lioness, and lion’s cub prowledWith nothing to fear?12 The lion of Assyria tore enough for his cubs (Assyrian citizens) ,Killed enough prey for his lionesses,And filled his lairs with preyAnd his dens with torn flesh.

13 “Behold, aI am against you Nineveh,” declares the LORD of hosts, “and I will bburn your chariots in the smoke, and the sword will devour your young lions. I will ccut off your prey from the land, and the voice of your messengers will no longer be heard.”

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