Isaiah 25

1O Lord my God, I will glorify You; I will sing a hymn to Your name, for You have done wonderful things, an ancient and true counsel. So be it, O Lord.

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2For You made cities into a mound; You made the foundations of their strong cities fall. The city of the ungodly shall not be built forever.

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3Therefore the poor people will bless You, and the cities of wronged people will praise You.

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4For You were a helper to every humbled city, and a protection to those who were disheartened by reason of poverty. You will deliver them from evil men, and be a shelter of the thirsty and a breath of life to the wronged.

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5They will bless You as discouraged people, thirsting in Zion because of ungodly men to whom You delivered us.

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6Then the Lord of hosts shall do this to all the nations on this mountain. They shall drink in gladness; they shall drink wine; they shall anoint themselves with ointment

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7on this mountain. Deliver all these things to the nations, for this is the counsel for all the nations.

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8Death prevailed and swallowed them, but again God wiped away every tear from every face; He took away the disgrace of His people from all the earth; for the mouth of the Lord has spoken.

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9Then it will be said in that day, 'Behold, this is our God, in whom we hoped and rejoiced exceedingly; and we shall be glad in His salvation.'

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10For on this mountain God will give them rest, and the Moabite shall be trampled down, in the manner the threshing floor is tread with wagons.

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11He will spread forth His hands so as to humble man, to destroy him; and He will humble his arrogance—arrogance on which he laid his hands.

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12The height of your refuge He will humble, and bring it down to the ground.

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