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27 And this shall happen: on that day,

he will remove his burden from your shoulder
    and his yoke from your neck,
    and a yoke will be destroyed because of fat.[a]
28 He has come to Aiath,
    he has passed through Migron;
    at Micmash he deposited his baggage.
29 They crossed over the pass;
    Geba is a place of overnight lodging for us.
Ramah trembles;
    Gibeah of Saul has fled.

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Footnotes

  1. Isaiah 10:27 The meaning of this phrase is uncertain, leading to the conjecture that it belongs with the next verse and by a different word division could mean “he has gone up from Jeshimon”; alternatively, “fat” could be a metaphor for prosperity