Jesaja 5 | Библия, синодално издание
1Ще запея на моя Възлюбен Неговата песен за лозето Му. Моят Възлюбен имаше лозе навръх торна рътлина;2Той го огради и го очисти от камъни, насади в него отбор лозови пръчки и съгради кула по средата му, изкопа в него лин и очакваше да роди добро грозде, а то роди диво грозде.3И сега, жители иерусалимски и мъже Иудини, отсъдете между Мене и Моето лозе.4Какво още трябваше да сторя за Моето лозе и го не сторих? Защо, докле очаквах да принесе добро грозде, то даде диво грозде?5И тъй, ще ви кажа, какво ще направя с лозето Си: ще му махна оградата, и то ще бъде опустошавано; ще му разруша стените, и ще бъде тъпкано;6и ще го оставя да запустее: няма ни да го режат, ни да го копаят, – и ще обрасне то с тръне и бодили, и ще заповядам на облаците да не изливат дъжд върху него.7Лозе на Господа Саваота е домът Израилев, а мъжете на Иуда – обичен Негов сад. И чака Той правосъдие, но ето – кръвопролитие; чака правда – и ето – писък.8Горко вам, които притуряте къща към къща, които присъединявате нива към нива, тъй че за другите не остава място, сякаш само вие сте заселени на земята.9В ушите ми Господ Саваот каза: тия многобройни домове ще бъдат пусти, тия големи и хубави къщи – без жители;10десет уврата лозе ще дадат един бат, и един хомер посяно семе едвам ще донесе една ефа.11Горко на ония, които от ранно утро дирят сикер и до късна вечер се разпалят с вино;12на техните пиршества има и китара, и гусла, и тимпан, и свирка, и вино; а към делата на Господа те и не поглеждат, нито помислят за деянията на Неговите ръце.13Затова Моят народ неочаквано ще отиде в робство; неговите велможи ще гладуват и богаташите му ще се мъчат от жажда.14Затова преизподнята се е разширила и безмерно е разтворила устата си; и ще слезе там тяхната слава и богатство, шумът им и всичко, що ги весели.15И ще се разкае човекът, ще се смири мъжът, и очите на горделивците ще бъдат сведени надолу;16а Господ Саваот ще се възвеличи в съд, и Бог Светий ще яви светостта Си в правда.17И овците ще си пасат на воля, и чужди ще се хранят с оставените тлъсти пасбища на богатите.18Горко на ония, които влекат подире си беззаконие с вървите на суетността и грях – като с колеснични ремъци;19които казват: нека Той побърза и ускори делото Си, за да видим, и нека се приближи и се изпълни решението на Светия Израилев, за да узнаем!20Горко на ония, които злото наричат добро, и доброто – зло, тъмнината считат за светлина, и светлината – за тъмнина, горчивото считат за сладко, и сладкото – за горчиво!21Горко на ония, които са мъдри в своите очи и разумни пред сами себе си!22Горко на ония, които са храбри вино да пият и са в сила да приготвят силно питие,23които за подаръци оправдават виновния и лишават праведните от законното!24Затова, както огън пояжда слама, и пламък изтребя сено, тъй ще изгине коренът им, и цветът им ще се разнесе като прах; защото те отхвърлиха закона на Господа Саваота и презряха словото на Светия Израилев.25Затова гневът на Господа ще се разпали против Неговия народ, и Той ще простре ръката Си против него и ще го порази тъй, че планините ще потреперят, и труповете им ще бъдат като смет по улиците. И при всичко това гневът Му не ще се отвърне, и ръката Му ще бъде още простряна.26И ще дигне знаме за далечни народи и ще даде знак на живеещия накрай земя, – и ето, той лесно и скоро ще дойде;27у него не ще има ни уморен, ни отмалял; ни един не ще задреме и не ще заспи; не ще се свали пояс от кръста му, и не ще се скъса ремък на обущата му;28стрелите му са изострени, и всичките му лъкове – изопнати; копитата на конете му са като кремъци, и колелата му – като вихър;29ревът му е като рев на лъвица; той рика като лъвче, и ще зареве, ще сграбчи плячката и отнесе, и никой не ще я отнеме.30И в оня ден ще зареве против него сякаш ревът на разярено море; и ще погледне той на земята, и ето – тъма и скръб, и светлината потъмняла в облаците.
New International Reader’s Version
The song of the vineyard
1I will sing a song for the LORD. He is the one I love. It’s a song about his vineyard Israel. The one I love had a vineyard. It was on a hillside that had rich soil.2He dug up the soil and removed its stones. He planted the very best vines in it. He built a lookout tower there. He also cut out a winepress for it. Then he kept looking for a crop of good grapes. But the vineyard produced only bad fruit.3So the LORD said, ‘People of Jerusalem and Judah, you be the judge between me and my vineyard.4What more could I have done for my vineyard? I did everything I could. I kept looking for a crop of good grapes. So why did it produce only bad ones?5Now I will tell you what I am going to do to my vineyard. I will take away its fence. And the vineyard will be destroyed. I will break down its wall. And people will walk all over my vineyard.6I will turn my vineyard into a dry and empty desert. It will not be pruned or taken care of. Thorns and bushes will grow there. I will command the clouds not to rain on it.’7The vineyard of the LORD who rules over all is the nation of Israel. The people of Judah are the vines he took delight in. He kept looking for them to do what is fair. But all he saw was blood being spilled. He kept looking for them to do what is right. But all he heard were cries of suffering.
The Lord judges his vineyard
8How terrible it will be for you who get too many houses! How terrible for you who get too many fields! Finally there won’t be any space left in the land. Then you will live all alone.9I heard the LORD who rules over all announce a message. He said, ‘You can be sure that the great houses will become empty. The fine homes will be left with no one living in them.10A ten-acre vineyard will produce only 24 litres of wine. 150 kilograms of seeds will produce only 15 kilograms of corn.’11How terrible it will be for those who get up early in the morning to start drinking! How terrible for those who stay up late at night until they are drunk with wine!12They have harps and lyres at their banquets. They have tambourines, flutes and wine. But they don’t have any concern for the mighty acts of the LORD. They don’t have any respect for what his power has done.13So my people will be taken away as prisoners. That’s because they don’t understand what the LORD has done. Their nobles will die of hunger. The rest of the people won’t have any water to drink.14So Death opens its jaws to receive them. Its mouth is open wide to swallow them up. Their nobles and the rest of the people will go down into it. They will go there together with all those who have wild parties.15So people will be brought low. Everyone will be made humble. Those who boast will be brought down.16But the LORD who rules over all will be honoured because he judges fairly. The holy God will prove that he is holy by doing what is right.17Then sheep will graze as if they were in their own grasslands. Lambs will eat grass among the destroyed buildings where rich people used to live.18How terrible it will be for those who continue to sin and lie about it! How terrible for those who keep on doing what is evil as if they were tied to it!19How terrible for those who say, ‘Let God hurry up and do what he says he will. We want to see it happen. Let us see the plan of the Holy One of Israel. We want to know what it is.’20How terrible it will be for those who say that what is evil is good! How terrible for those who say that what is good is evil! How terrible for those who say that darkness is light and light is darkness! How terrible for those who say that what is bitter is sweet and what is sweet is bitter!21How terrible it will be for those who think they are wise! How terrible for those who think they are really clever!22How terrible it will be for those who are heroes at drinking wine! How terrible for those who are heroes at mixing drinks!23How terrible for those who take money to set guilty people free! How terrible for those who don’t treat good people fairly!24Flames of fire burn up straw. Dry grass sinks down into those flames. Evil people will be like plants whose roots rot away. They will be like flowers that are blown away like dust. That’s because they have said no to the law of the LORD who rules over all. They have turned against the message of the Holy One of Israel.25So the LORD is angry with his people. He raises his hand against them and strikes them down. The mountains shake. The bodies of dead people lie in the streets like rubbish. Even then, the LORD is still angry. His hand is still raised against them.26He lifts up a banner to gather the nations that are far away. He whistles for them to come from the farthest places on earth. Here they come. They are moving very quickly.27None of them grows tired. None of them falls down. None of them sleeps or even takes a nap. All of them are ready for battle. Every belt is pulled tight. Not a single sandal strap is broken.28The enemies’ arrows are sharp. All their bows are ready. The hooves of their horses are as hard as rock. Their chariot wheels turn like a whirlwind.29The sound of their army is like the roar of lions. It’s like the roar of young lions. They growl as they capture what they were chasing. They carry it off. No one can take it away from them.30At that time the enemy army will roar over Israel. It will sound like the roaring of the ocean. If someone looks at the land of Israel, there is only darkness and trouble. The clouds will make even the sun become dark.
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