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2. Hezekiah (“One who embraces Jehovah”) felt so pleased (flattered; appreciative; grateful) toward the envoys of Babylon (confusion; misrepresentation) that he made the mistake of showing (giving a tour; displaying; showing-off) to them everything in his storehouse (repository or source of abundant supplies, as of facts or knowledge) and of course, his silver (money; assets) and his gold (“Worth”) and especially the fragrance (“Sweet-Odour”) of them.
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3. But, Isaiah (Deliverance thru Jehovah) was authorized (empowered) to act
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4. And, Isaiah asked, “Wait a minute…….“Back-up the truck” (say-what?; let’s review what you just said) ……..Exactly what did you let (allow) the envoys of Babylon (confusion; misrepresentation) “see” (view; behold; observe) in
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Hezekiah (“One who embraces God”) replied as his eyes filled with tears….
“I showed them everything that is in our House. In fact, there is nothing among the treasures of our house that I did not shown to them.”
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5. Then Isaiah (“Deliverance thru Jehovah”) said unto Hezekiah (“One who embraces God”)
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6. Lo and behold (a new turn of events, often with the suggestion that although
“Soon……… everything that belongs in your house (family; lineage; bloodline dynasty; line of hereditary rulers), which your ancestors have worked so hard for and stored-up until now, will be carried off by Babylon (confusion; misrepresentation) until nothing is left!”, saith the Lord.
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7. And because the descendants of Salt Lake’s pioneer ancestors have become so obscenely prosperous (successful, ) that they have sought to get rid of you (Israel’s people) so they may be recognized (identified; acknowledged) as bearers of God’s a
Salt Lake’s Illegitimate High-priests will embezzle that authority away from you, but by so doing, they will become a generation of eunuchs (ineffectual-men; castrated-males) hiding-out in the royal-residence (court) of the King (supreme-rule) of Babylon (confusion; misrepresentation; bewilderment; puzzlement).
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8. And Hezekiah (“One who embraces God”) replied, “The
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End Of Chapter Thirty-Nine
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