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Los dioses falsos y el Dios verdadero

Oíd la palabra que el SEÑOR os habla, oh casa de Israel. Así dice el SEÑOR:El camino de las nacionesa no aprendáis,ni de las señales de los cielos os aterroricéis,aunque las naciones les tengan terror.

3 Porque las costumbres de los pueblos son vanidada;pues un leño del bosque es cortado,lo trabajan las manos de un artífice con la azuelab;4 con plata y oro lo adornana,con clavos y martillos lo aseguranpara que no se muevab.5 Como los espantapájaros de un pepinar,sus ídolos1 no hablana;tienen que ser transportados,porque no andanb.No les tengáis miedo,porque no pueden hacer ningún mal,ni tampoco hacer bien algunoc.
6 No hay nadie como tú, oh SEÑORa;grande eres tú, y grande es tu nombre en poderíob.7 ¿Quién no te temerá, oh Rey de las nacionesa?Porque esto se te debe.Porque entre todos los sabios de las naciones,y en todos sus reinosb,no hay nadie como túc.8 Mas ellos a una son torpes y neciosaen su enseñanza de vanidades1, pues su ídolo es un leño.9 Plataa laminada es traída de Tarsisby oro de Ufazc,obra de un artífice y de manos de un orfebre;su vestido es de violeta y púrpura;todo ello obra de peritosd.10 Pero el SEÑOR es el Dios verdaderoa;Él es el Dios vivob y el Rey eternoc.Ante su enojo tiembla la tierrad,y las naciones son impotentes ante su indignacióne.

11 1Así les diréis: Los dioses que no hicieron los cielosa ni la tierra, perecerán de la tierrab y de debajo de los2 cielos.

12 Él es el que hizo la tierraa con su poder,el que estableció el mundob con su sabiduría,y con su inteligencia extendió los cielosc.13 Cuando Él emite su voz, hay estruendo de aguasa en los cielos;Él hace subir las nubesb desde los extremos de la tierra,hace los relámpagos para la lluviay saca el viento de sus depósitosc.14 Todo hombre es torpe, falto de conocimiento;todo orfebre se avergüenza de su ídolo1;porque engañosas son sus imágenes fundidas,y no hay aliento en ellasa.15 Vanidad sona, obra ridícula,en el tiempo de su castigo pereceránb.16 No es comoesta la porción de Jacoba;porque Él es el Hacedor1 de todob,e Israel es la tribu de su heredadc;el SEÑOR de los ejércitos es su nombred.
17 Recoge del suelo tus pertenencias,tú que moras sitiadaa.

18 Porque así dice el SEÑOR:He aquí, en esta ocasión, tiro con hondaa a los habitantes de la tierra,y los afligirépara que me puedan hallar.

19 ¡Ay de mía, por mi quebranto!Mi heridab es incurable.Mas yo me dije: De cierto esta es una enfermedad,y debo soportarlac.20 Mi tienda está destruidaa,y todas mis cuerdas rotas;mis hijos me han abandonado y no queda ningunob.No hay quienc plante de nuevo mi tiendani coloque mis cortinas.21 Porque los pastores se han entorpecidoy no han buscado al SEÑORa;por tanto, no prosperaron,y todo su rebaño se ha dispersadob.22 ¡Se oye un rumora! He aquí, vieneuna gran conmoción desde la tierra del norteb,para convertir las ciudades de Judáen desolación, en guarida de chacalesc.
23 Yo sé, oh SEÑOR, que no depende del hombre su caminoa,ni de quien anda el dirigir sus pasosb.24 Repréndeme, oh SEÑOR, pero con justicia,no con tu iraa, no sea que me reduzcas a nada.25 Derrama furor sobre las naciones que no te conocena,y sobre los linajes que no invocan tu nombreb;porque han devorado a Jacob,lo han devorado y lo han consumido,y han asolado su morada1c.
A Satire on Idolatry

Hear the word which the LORD speaks to you, house of Israel. This is what the LORD says:aDo not learn the way of the nations,And do not be terrified by the signs of the heavens,Although the nations are terrified by them;

3 For the customs of the peoples are afutile;For bit is wood cut from the forest,The work of the hands of a craftsman with a cutting tool.4 “They adecorate the idol with silver and gold;They bfasten it with nails and hammersSo that it will not totter.5 “They are like a scarecrow in a cucumber field,And they acannot speak;They must be bcarried,Because they cannot walk!Do not fear them,For they ccan do no harm,Nor can they do any good.”
6 aThere is none like You, LORD;You are bgreat, and Your name is great in might.7 aWho would not fear You, O bKing of the nations?For it is Your due!For among all the cwise men of the nationsAnd in all their kingdoms,There is none like You.8 But they are altogether astupid and foolish;The instruction from idols is nothing but wood!9 Beaten asilver is brought from bTarshish,And cgold from Uphaz,The work of a craftsman and of the hands of a goldsmith;Their clothing is of violet and purple;They are all the dwork of skilled people.10 But the LORD is the atrue God;He is the bliving God and the ceverlasting King.The dearth quakes at His wrath,And the nations cannot eendure His indignation.

11 1This is what you shall say to them: “The agods that did not make the heavens and the earth will bperish from the earth and from under these heavens.”

12 It is aHe who made the earth by His power,Who bestablished the world by His wisdom;And by His understanding He has cstretched out the heavens.13 When He utters His avoice, there is a roar of waters in the heavens,And He makes the bclouds ascend from the end of the earth;He makes lightning for the rain,And brings out the cwind from His storehouses.14 Every person is astupid, devoid of knowledge;Every goldsmith is put to shame by his idols,For his cast metal images are deceitful,And there is no breath in them.15 They are aworthless, a work of mockery;At the btime of their punishment they will perish.16 The aPortion of Jacob is not like these;For He is the 1bMaker of everything,And cIsrael is the tribe of His inheritance;The dLORD of armies is His name.
17 aPick up your bundle from the ground,You who live under siege!18 For this is what the LORD says:Behold, I am aslinging out the inhabitants of the landAt this time,And I will cause them distress,So that they may 1be found.”
19 aWoe to me, because of my 1injury!My bwound is incurable.But I said, “This certainly is a sickness,And I cmust endure it.”20 My atent is destroyed,And all my ropes are broken.My bsons have gone from me and are no more.There is cno one to stretch out my tent againOr to set up my curtains.21 For the shepherds have become stupidAnd ahave not sought the LORD.Therefore they have not prospered,And ball their flock is scattered.22 The sound of a areport! Behold, it is comingA great roar bfrom the land of the northTo cmake the cities of JudahA desolation, a haunt of jackals.
23 I know, LORD, that aa person’s way is not in himself,bNor is it in a person who walks to direct his steps.24 aCorrect me, LORD, but with justice;Not with Your anger, or You will 1bring me to nothing.25 aPour out Your wrath on the nations that bdo not know You,And on the families who cdo not call upon Your name;For they have devoured Jacob;They have ddevoured him and consumed him,And have laid waste his 1settlement.
A Satire on Idolatry

Hear the word which the LORD speaks to you, O house of Israel. Thus says the LORD,aDo not learn the way of the nations,And do not be terrified by the signs of the heavensAlthough the nations are terrified by them;

3 For the customs of the peoples are 1adelusion;Because bit is wood cut from the forest,The work of the hands of a craftsman with a cutting tool.4 “They adecorate it with silver and with gold;They bfasten it with nails and with hammersSo that it will not totter.5 “Like a scarecrow in a cucumber field are they,And they acannot speak;They must be bcarried,Because they cannot walk!Do not fear them,For they ccan do no harm,Nor can they do any good.”
6 aThere is none like You, O LORD;You are bgreat, and great is Your name in might.7 aWho would not fear You, O bKing of the nations?Indeed it is Your due!For among all the cwise men of the nationsAnd in all their kingdoms,There is none like You.8 But they are altogether astupid and foolishIn their discipline of 1delusion2their idol is wood!9 Beaten asilver is brought from bTarshish,And cgold from Uphaz,The work of a craftsman and of the hands of a goldsmith;Violet and purple are their clothing;They are all the dwork of skilled men.10 But the LORD is the atrue God;He is the bliving God and the ceverlasting King.At His wrath the dearth quakes,And the nations cannot eendure His indignation.

11 1Thus you shall say to them, “The agods that did not make the heavens and the earth will bperish from the earth and from under the 2heavens.”

12 It is aHe who made the earth by His power,Who bestablished the world by His wisdom;And by His understanding He has cstretched out the heavens.13 When He utters His avoice, there is a tumult of waters in the heavens,And He causes the bclouds to ascend from the end of the earth;He makes lightning for the rain,And brings out the cwind from His storehouses.14 Every man is astupid, devoid of knowledge;Every goldsmith is put to shame by his 1idols;For his molten images are deceitful,And there is no breath in them.15 They are aworthless, a work of mockery;In the btime of their punishment they will perish.16 The aportion of Jacob is not like these;For the 1bMaker of all is He,And cIsrael is the tribe of His inheritance;The dLORD of hosts is His name.
17 aPick up your bundle from the ground,You who dwell under siege!18 For thus says the LORD,Behold, I am aslinging out the inhabitants of the landAt this time,And will cause them distress,That they may 1be found.”
19 aWoe is me, because of my 1injury!My bwound is incurable.But I said, “Truly this is a sickness,And I cmust bear it.”20 My atent is destroyed,And all my ropes are broken;My bsons have gone from me and are no more.There is cno one to stretch out my tent againOr to set up my curtains.21 For the shepherds have become stupidAnd ahave not sought the LORD;Therefore they have not prospered,And ball their flock is scattered.22 The sound of a areport! Behold, it comesA great commotion bout of the land of the northTo cmake the cities of JudahA desolation, a haunt of jackals.
23 I know, O LORD, that aa man’s way is not in himself,bNor is it in a man who walks to direct his steps.24 aCorrect me, O LORD, but with justice;Not with Your anger, or You will 1bring me to nothing.25 aPour out Your wrath on the nations that bdo not know YouAnd on the families that cdo not call Your name;For they have devoured Jacob;They have ddevoured him and consumed himAnd have laid waste his 1habitation.