Aịzaya 4

1 Nʼoge ahụ, ndị ikom ole na ole ga-afọdụ ndụ. Nke a ga-eme ka ndị inyom asaa na-azọ otu nwoke. Ha ga-abịakwute ya sị ya “Kwere ka anyị niile bụrụ ndị nwunye gị! Anyị ga-akpara onwe anyị nri, zụọra onwe anyị akwa. Naanị kwere ka anyị na-aza aha gị, ka a ghara ịkọ anyị ọnụ.”

At that time seven women will grab hold of one man and tell him, “We'll eat our own food and we can provide our own clothes. Just let us take your name by being married to you. Please take away our disgrace!”

2 Nʼụbọchị ahụ, Onyenwe anyị ga-eme ka Alaka Onyenwe anyị mabiga mma oke, ma nwekwa ebube dị ukwuu. Ndị fọdụrụ ndụ nʼIzrel ga-enweta ihe ubi ga-enye ha ọṅụ, na nke ga-ewetara ha obi nganga na mmụọ ịnya isi.

But at that time, the “branch of the Lord” will be attractive and glorious; the fruit the land produces will be the pride and glory of the survivors who are left in Israel.

3 Ndị ahapụrụ na Zayọn, ndị nọ na Jerusalem ka a ga-akpọ ndị dị nsọ, bụ ndị ahụ niile e dere aha ha nʼetiti ndị bi nʼime Jerusalem.

Everyone who remains in Zion will be called holy—all of those who are recorded among the living in Jerusalem—

4 Onyenwe anyị ga-asachapụ unyi niile nke ndị inyom Zayọn, ọ ga-asachapụkwa ọbara niile dị na Jerusalem site na mmụọ nke ikpe, na mmụọ nke ọkụ.

once the Lord has washed away the excrement of the daughters of Zion, and cleaned the bloodstains from Jerusalem by a spirit of judgment and a spirit of fire.

5 Mgbe ahụ, Onyenwe anyị ga-ewuru ugwu Zayọn niile na ndị niile zukọrọ nʼebe ahụ ndo ga-ekpuchi ha niile. Ihe ọ ga-eji mee ndo a bụ igwe ojii na anwụrụ ọkụ nke ga-adịrị ha nʼehihie, na ọkụ na-enwu enwu, nke ga-adịrị ha nʼabalị. Ebube ahụ ga-abụ ihe mkpuchi nye ha.

Then the Lord will create over the whole of Mount Zion and over the assembly of those who meet there a cloud of smoke during the day and a blazing flame of fire during night—over everything there will be this glorious canopy.

6 Ọ ga-abụrụ ha ebe mgbaba na ndo ime ka okpomọkụ nke ehihie hapụ ịchagbu ha. Ọ ga-abụkwara ha ebe izere ndụ, na ebe nzuzo pụọ nʼoke ifufe na mmiri.

It will provide a place to stay in the shade of the daytime heat, and a shelter to hide from storm and rain.