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27 ·Then [L In that day] ·the troubles that Assyria puts on you [L their burden on your shoulders]
    will be removed,
and the ·load they make you carry [L yoke from your neck]
    will be ·taken away[a] [L destroyed because of the fat/oil; C because of Israel’s new strength, or because of the Lord’s blessings, or because of an Anointed One].

Assyria Invades Israel

28 ·The army of Assyria [L They] will enter near Aiath.
    Its soldiers will walk through Migron.
    They will store their ·food [supplies; equipment] in Micmash.
29 The army will go over the pass.
    The soldiers will ·sleep [camp; lodge] at Geba.
·The people of Ramah will be afraid [L Ramah trembles],
    ·and the people at Gibeah of Saul will run away [L Gibeah of Saul flees; 1 Sam. 11:4].

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Footnotes

  1. Isaiah 10:27 taken away Hebrew copies read “taken away.” Some Greek copies read, “broken from your shoulders.”

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