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Вторник Година II ПЪРВО ЧЕТИВО Аз ще пазя тоя град, за да го опазя за Себе Си и за Моя раб Давид. Четене из втората книга Царства 19,9в-11.14-21.31-35а 36 В онези дни: Асирийският цар Сенахерив проводи пратеници при Езекия да кажат: "Тъй кажете на Юдейския цар Езекия: Нека те не лъже твоят Бог, на когото се уповаваш, мислейки, че Йерусалим няма да бъде предаден в ръката на асирийския цар". Нали си чувал, какво направиха асирийските царе с всички земи, та ги туриха под заклятие - та ти ли ще оцелееш?" Тогава Езекия взе писмото от ръцете на пратениците, прочете го, отиде в дома Господен, и го разгърна Езекия пред лицето Господне. И молеше се Езекия пред лицето Господне и казваше: "Господи, Боже Израилев който седиш на Херувими! Ти един си Бог на всички земни царства. Ти си сътворил небето и земята. Наклони, Господи, ухото Си и чуй ме; отвори, Господи, очите Си и погледни, и чуй думите на Сенахерив, който е пратил да хулят Тебе, живия Бог! Наистина, o Господи, царете асирийски съсипаха народите и земите им, и нахвърлиха боговете им в огън, но това не бяха богове, а изделия на човешки ръце - дърво и камък, затова ги и изтребиха. И сега, Господи, Боже наш, избави ни от ръцете му, и всички земни царства ще познаят, че Ти, Господи, си Бог един". Тогава Исаия, син Амосов, прати да кажат на Езекия: "Тъй говори Господ, Бог Израилев; чух онова, за което Ти ми се моли против асирийския цар Сенахерив. Ето словото, що Господ изрече за него: "Ще те презре, ще се присмее над Тебе девствената Сионова дъщеря, подире ти ще поклати глава дъщерята Иерусалимска. Защото от Йерусалим ще произлезе остатъка и спасението - от Синай планина. Ревността на Господа Саваот ще направи това". Затова тъй говори Господ за асирийския цар: "Той няма да влезе в този град, няма да хвърли в него стрела, няма да престъпи със щит към него и няма да насипе окоп против него. По същия път, по който е дошъл, ще се върне и няма да влезе в тоя град, говори Господ. Аз ще пазя тоя град, за да го опазя за Себе си и за Моя раб Давид." И случи се през нея нощ: Ангел Господен отиде и порази в асирийския стан сто и осемстотин и пет хиляди. На сутринта станаха, и ето, все мъртви тела. Тръгна, отиде и се върна асирийският цар Сенахерив, и живееше в Ниневия. Това е Божие слово. ОТПЕВЕН ПСАЛОМ Пс 47,2-За.Зв-4. 19-11 (О: Спв 9д) Бог утвърди града Си навеки. Велик е Господ и всехвален, в града на нашия Бог. Светата Негова планина, прекрасна възвишеност, радост на цялата земя. O Планината Сион, на северната й страна е градът на великия цар. В Неговите жилища Бог е познат като застъпник. O Ние размишлявахме, Боже, за Твоята милост сред Твоя храм. Както Твоето име, Боже, така и Твоята хвала е до краищата на земята; Твоята десница е пълна с правда. O АЛИЛУЯ Ив 8,12 O Алилуя. Аз съм светлината на света, казва Господ; който Ме последва, ще има светлината на живота. O Алилуя. ЕВАНГЕЛИЕ Всичко, каквото искате да правят на вас хората, правете го и вие за тях. Четене от светото Евангелие според Матей 7,6.12-14 В онова време: Исус каза на учениците Си: "Не давайте светинята на псетата, и не хвърляйте бисера си пред свините, за да го не стъпчат с краката си, и като се обърнат, ще ви разкъсат. Прочее, всичко, което искат да правят на вас човеците, същото правете и вие за тях; Защото това е законът и пророците. Влезте през тесните врата; защото широки са вратата и просторен е пътят, който води към погибел, и мнозина са, които минават през тях. Защото тесни са вратата и стеснен е пътят, който води в живота, и малцина ги намират!" Това е слово Господне.
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Isaiah 36-37 MSG (counting...) It's Their Fate That's at Stake 1-3In the fourteenth year of King Hezekiah, Sennacherib king of Assyria made war on all the fortress cities of Judah and took them. Then the king of Assyria sent his general, the "Rabshekah," accompanied by a huge army, from Lachish to Jerusalem to King Hezekiah. The general stopped at the aqueduct where it empties into the upper pool on the road to the public laundry. Three men went out to meet him: Eliakim son of Hilkiah, in charge of the palace; Shebna the secretary; and Joah son of Asaph, the official historian. 4-7The Rabshekah said to them, "Tell Hezekiah that the Great King, the king of Assyria, says this: 'What kind of backing do you think you have against me? You're bluffing and I'm calling your bluff. Your words are no match for my weapons. What kind of backup do you have now that you've rebelled against me? Egypt? Don't make me laugh. Egypt is a rubber crutch. Lean on Egypt and you'll end up flat on your face. That's all Pharaoh king of Egypt is to anyone who leans on him. And if you try to tell me, "We're leaning on our God," isn't it a bit late? Hasn't Hezekiah just gotten rid of all the places of worship, telling you, "You've got to worship at this altar"? 8-9"'Be reasonable. Face the facts: My master the king of Assyria will give you two thousand horses if you can put riders on them. You can't do it, can you? So how do you think, depending on flimsy Egypt's chariots and riders, you can stand up against even the lowest-ranking captain in my master's army? 10"'And besides, do you think I came all this way to destroy this land without first getting God's blessing? It was your God who told me, Make war on this land. Destroy it.'" 11Eliakim, Shebna, and Joah answered the Rabshekah, "Please talk to us in Aramaic. We understand Aramaic. Don't talk to us in Hebrew within earshot of all the people gathered around." 12But the Rabshekah replied, "Do you think my master has sent me to give this message to your master and you but not also to the people clustered here? It's their fate that's at stake. They're the ones who are going to end up eating their own excrement and drinking their own urine." 13-15Then the Rabshekah stood up and called out loudly in Hebrew, the common language, "Listen to the message of the great king, the king of Assyria! Don't listen to Hezekiah's lies. He can't save you. And don't pay any attention to Hezekiah's pious sermons telling you to lean on God, telling you 'God will save us, depend on it. God won't let this city fall to the king of Assyria.' 16-20"Don't listen to Hezekiah. Listen to the king of Assyria's offer: 'Make peace with me. Come and join me. Everyone will end up with a good life, with plenty of land and water, and eventually something far better. I'll turn you loose in wide open spaces, with more than enough fertile and productive land for everyone.' Don't let Hezekiah mislead you with his lies, 'God will save us.' Has that ever happened? Has any god in history ever gotten the best of the king of Assyria? Look around you. Where are the gods of Hamath and Arpad? The gods of Sepharvaim? Did the gods do anything for Samaria? Name one god that has ever saved its countries from me. So what makes you think that God could save Jerusalem from me?'" 21The three men were silent. They said nothing, for the king had already commanded, "Don't answer him." 22Then Eliakim son of Hilkiah, the palace administrator, Shebna the secretary, and Joah son of Asaph, the court historian, tearing their clothes in defeat and despair, went back and reported what the Rabshekah had said to Hezekiah. The Only God There Is 1-2When King Hezekiah heard the report, he also tore his clothes and dressed in rough, penitential burlap gunnysacks, and went into the sanctuary of God. He sent Eliakim the palace administrator, Shebna the secretary, and the senior priests, all of them also dressed in penitential burlap, to the prophet Isaiah son of Amoz. 3-4They said to him, "Hezekiah says, 'This is a black day. We're in crisis. We're like pregnant women without even the strength to have a baby! Do you think your God heard what the Rabshekah said, sent by his master the king of Assyria to mock the living God? And do you think your God will do anything about it? Pray for us, Isaiah. Pray for those of us left here holding the fort!'" 5-7Then King Hezekiah's servants came to Isaiah. Isaiah said, "Tell your master this, 'God's Message: Don't be upset by what you've heard, all those words the servants of the Assyrian king have used to mock me. I personally will take care of him. I'll arrange it so that he'll get a rumor of bad news back home and rush home to take care of it. And he'll die there. Killed—a violent death.'" 8The Rabshekah left and found the king of Assyria fighting against Libnah. (He had gotten word that the king had left Lachish.) 9-13Just then the Assyrian king received an intelligence report on King Tirhakah of Ethiopia: "He is on his way to make war on you." On hearing that, he sent messengers to Hezekiah with instructions to deliver this message: "Don't let your God, on whom you so naively lean, deceive you, promising that Jerusalem won't fall to the king of Assyria. Use your head! Look around at what the kings of Assyria have done all over the world—one country after another devastated! And do you think you're going to get off? Have any of the gods of any of these countries ever stepped in and saved them, even one of these nations my predecessors destroyed—Gozan, Haran, Rezeph, and the people of Eden who lived in Telassar? Look around. Do you see anything left of the king of Hamath, the king of Arpad, the king of the city of Sepharvaim, the king of Hena, the king of Ivvah?" 14Hezekiah took the letter from the hands of the messengers and read it. Then he went into the sanctuary of God and spread the letter out before God. 15-20Then Hezekiah prayed to God: "God-of-the-Angel-Armies, enthroned over the cherubim-angels, you are God, the only God there is, God of all kingdoms on earth. You made heaven and earth. Listen, O God, and hear. Look, O God, and see. Mark all these words of Sennacherib that he sent to mock the living God. It's quite true, O God, that the kings of Assyria have devastated all the nations and their lands. They've thrown their gods into the trash and burned them—no great achievement since they were no-gods anyway, gods made in workshops, carved from wood and chiseled from rock. An end to the no-gods! But now step in, O God, our God. Save us from him. Let all the kingdoms of earth know that you and you alone are God." 21-25Then Isaiah son of Amoz sent this word to Hezekiah: "God's Message, the God of Israel: Because you brought King Sennacherib of Assyria to me in prayer, here is my answer, God's answer: "'She has no use for you, Sennacherib, nothing but contempt, this virgin daughter Zion. She spits at you and turns on her heel, this daughter Jerusalem. "'Who do you think you've been mocking and reviling all these years? Who do you think you've been jeering and treating with such utter contempt All these years? The Holy of Israel! You've used your servants to mock the Master. You've bragged, "With my fleet of chariots I've gone to the highest mountain ranges, penetrated the far reaches of Lebanon, Chopped down its giant cedars, its finest cypresses. I conquered its highest peak, explored its deepest forest. I dug wells and drank my fill. I emptied the famous rivers of Egypt with one kick of my foot. 26-27"'Haven't you gotten the news that I've been behind this all along? This is a longstanding plan of mine and I'm just now making it happen, using you to devastate strong cities, turning them into piles of rubble and leaving their citizens helpless, bewildered, and confused, drooping like unwatered plants, stunted like withered seedlings. 28-29"'I know all about your pretentious poses, your officious comings and goings, and, yes, the tantrums you throw against me. Because of all your wild raging against me, your unbridled arrogance that I keep hearing of, I'll put my hook in your nose and my bit in your mouth. I'll show you who's boss. I'll turn you around and take you back to where you came from. 30-32"'And this, Hezekiah, will be your confirming sign: This year's crops will be slim pickings, and next year it won't be much better. But in three years, farming will be back to normal, with regular sowing and reaping, planting and harvesting. What's left of the people of Judah will put down roots and make a new start. The people left in Jerusalem will get moving again. Mount Zion survivors will take hold again. The zeal of God-of-the-Angel-Armies will do all this.' 33-35"Finally, this is God's verdict on the king of Assyria: "'Don't worry, he won't enter this city, won't let loose a single arrow, Won't brandish so much as one shield, let alone build a siege ramp against it. He'll go back the same way he came. He won't set a foot in this city. God's Decree. I've got my hand on this city to save it, Save it for my very own sake, but also for the sake of my David dynasty.'" 36-38Then the Angel of God arrived and struck the Assyrian camp— 185,000 Assyrians died. By the time the sun came up, they were all dead—an army of corpses! Sennacherib, king of Assyria, got out of there fast, back home to Nineveh. As he was worshiping in the sanctuary of his god Nisroch, he was murdered by his sons Adrammelech and Sharezer. They escaped to the land of Ararat. His son Esar-haddon became the next king.