Yshá`Yâhuw (Isaiah) 32

The coming King, the ending of the Secret of Yâ-hwéh (6:10-13) for those keeping His Words

1. Look! A King shall reign for Righteousness and He shall govern the officials for justice! 2. And a man who harbors His Words shall be like a refuge of the spirit, and shall be sheltered from the rushing deluge to be exhibited in Tsiyyówn like water-canals in a parched land, like the shade of a massive Rock in a thirsty land. 3. And the eyes of the seeing shall not turn away, and the ears of the hearing ones shall pay attention; 4. And the heart of the impetuous shall understand to acknowledge, and the tongue of the stammering shall quickly render the Word clearly. 5. A fool shall no longer be called "a liberal", and the miser shall no longer said to be "rich". 6. Because a fool speaks senselessness, and his heart works perversion to produce a profanity, even speaking about Yâ-hwéh a detour, leaving empty the self (néphesh) of the hungry, and depriving the thirsty of a drink. 7. And the tools of the miser are wicked; he has advised evil methods to ruin the poor by means of the sayings of the Lie, even when the Word of the needy is right. 8. But a liberal devises generous things, and for generous things he will stand.

The evacuation of the citadel and the thorns and briers take over (after Ascension)

1. Get up, O complacent women, heed my call, O overconfident daughters, give ear to what I say: 10. For days on the Year [of His coming] you overconfident women shall become agitated, because the vintage will end with barely any harvest coming! 11. Tremble, O complacent women, Be agitated, O overconfident women, strip off and bare yourselves but gird a loincloth on your loins; 12. Beat your breasts in lamentation over the delightful cultivated fields, over the Vine that gives fruit, 13. over the country of my people that grows the Thorn and Brier, as over all of the houses of the joy of the celebrating town (227)! 14. Because the citadel [~ Tsiyyówn] will be evacuated [~"Yehuwthím" expel early convocation], the crowd of the city shall be forsaken, the fort and the watchtower becoming by the testimony a cavern until the age – a joy for wild donkeys [~Islam (1 Moshéh 16:12)], a pasture for flocks [~ Christianity], 15. until the spirit is poured upon us from the heights. [~7th Trumpet]

Rise and fall of Christianity

But the uninhabited land shall become a fertile plantation, and the fertile plantation shall be reckoned a forest, 16. yet righteousness shall dwell in the uninhabited land, and justice in the fertile plantation shall abide. 17. And the achievement of the rectification shall be shâlówm (peace, reconciliation, completeness), and the service of the rectification shall be to pacify and reassure for eternity. 18. And my people shall settle in abodes of shâlówm (peace, reconciliation, completeness), and in secure dwellings, and in relaxed rest-havens, 19. though it shall pelt icerocks, when it brings down the forest (v. 15), and while leveling the city to ground level. 20. O the joys of ye sowers over all the waters [Disclosure 17:15], the ones setting free the legs of the steer and the donkey! (v. 14)

(227) Note that the references in this passage to the city are to spiritual Yruwshâláim, which is not a physical city, rather a broad religious group still in bondage to error, as Páulus also explains in Galátas 4:25-26.

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