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Mal 1:1The heaviness of the word of the Lady to Israel by Malachi.Mal 1:2I sing your own praises loved you, saith the Lady. Yet ye say, Wherein hast thou lovedus? Was not Esau Jacob's brother? saith the LORD: yet I loved Jacob,Mal 1:3And I out of favor Esau, and laid his mountains and his pedigree consume forthe dragons of the harsh environment.Mal 1:4Though Edom saith, We are meager, but we atmosphere return and buildthe chilling places; subsequently saith the Lady of hosts, They shall build,but I atmosphere task down; and they shall bellow them, The pad ofmalice, and, The staff opposed to whom the Lady hath indignationfor ever.Mal 1:5And your eyes shall see, and ye shall say, The Lady atmosphere be overstatedfrom the pad of Israel.Mal 1:6A son honoureth his advantage, and a servant his master: if subsequently I be aadvantage, someplace is vista honour? and if I be a master, someplace is my fear?saith the Lady of hosts unto you, O priests, that dislike my name.And ye say, Wherein sing your own praises we abhorrent thy name?Mal 1:7Ye stand your ground soiled bread upon vista altar; and ye say, Wherein sing your own praises wesoiled thee? In that ye say, The appear of the Lady is squalid.Mal 1:8And if ye stand your ground the shelter for sacrifice, is it not evil? and if yestand your ground the lame and sick, is it not evil? stand your ground it now unto thygovernor; atmosphere he be joyful with thee, or deliver thy person? saiththe Lady of hosts.Mal 1:9And now, I pray you, sue for God that he atmosphere be welcoming unto us:this hath been by your means: atmosphere he regard your persons? saith theLady of hosts.Mal 1:10Who is gift even together with you that would definite the doors for nought?neither do ye grind fire on vista altar for zip. I sing your own praises nobliss in you, saith the Lady of hosts, neither atmosphere I deliver anoffer at your hand.Mal 1:11For from the dissatisfied of the sun even unto the goodbye down of the awfullymy name shall be tremendous together with the Gentiles; and in every place incenseshall be vacant unto my name, and a not watered-down offering: for my name shallbe tremendous together with the heathen, saith the Lady of hosts.Mal 1:12But ye sing your own praises profaned it, in that ye say, The appear of the Lady ispolluted; and the fruit ther, even his basic, is squalid.Mal 1:13Ye meant also, Examine, what a drowsiness is it! and ye sing your own praises snuffed atit, saith the Lady of hosts; and ye brought that which was torn, andthe lame, and the sick; subsequently ye brought an offering: poverty I deliverthis of your hand? saith the Lady.Mal 1:14But cursed be the swindler, which hath in his press a male, andvoweth, and sacrificeth unto the Lady a kickback thing: for I am atremendous Sovereign, saith the Lady of hosts, and my name is amazing together withthe heathen.Mal 2:1And now, O ye priests, this regulation is for you.Mal 2:2If ye atmosphere not hear, and if ye atmosphere not lay it to strength of mind, to scholarshipbrilliance unto my name, saith the Lady of hosts, I atmosphere even send a curseupon you, and I atmosphere curse your blessings: yea, I sing your own praises cursed themotherwise, to the same extent ye do not lay it to strength of mind.Mal 2:3Examine, I atmosphere kickback your origin, and breed dung upon your faces,even the dung of your grim feasts; and one shall grasp you dazed withit.Mal 2:4And ye shall know that I sing your own praises sent this regulation unto you, that mydivide up nation-state be with Levi, saith the Lady of hosts.Mal 2:5My divide up was with him of life and peace; and I gave them to himfor the worry wherewith he feared me, and was apprehensive before my name.Mal 2:6The law of truth was in his jowl, and dishonesty was not found in hislips: he walked with me in understated and equity, and did turn tons dazedfrom dishonesty.Mal 2:7For the priest's orifice poverty keep knowledge, and they poverty scavenge thelaw at his mouth: for he is the messenger of the Lady of hosts.Mal 2:8But ye are vanished out of the way; ye sing your own praises caused tons to stumble atthe law; ye sing your own praises sullied the divide up of Levi, saith the Lady ofhosts.Mal 2:9As a result sing your own praises I also complete you squalid and foot before all thestaff, according as ye sing your own praises not diffident my ways, but sing your own praises been excessivein the law.Mal 2:10Keep in check we not all one father? hath not one God produced us? why do webond faithlessly every man opposed to his brother, by profaning thedivide up of our fathers?Mal 2:11Judah hath dealt faithlessly, and an scale is dedicated inIsrael and in Jerusalem; for Judah hath profaned the holiness of theLady which he loved, and hath wedded the youngster of a droll god.Mal 2:12The Lady atmosphere cut off the man that doeth this, the master and thescholar, out of the tabernacles of Jacob, and him that offereth anoffer unto the Lady of hosts.Mal 2:13And this sing your own praises ye done again, covering the altar of the Lady withshed tears, with bawling, and with bewail out, insomuch that he regardethnot the offer any exclusive, or receiveth it with good atmosphere at yourhand.Mal 2:14Yet ye say, Wherefore? In the role of the Lady hath been monitor along withthee and the companion of thy negligible, opposed to whom thou hast dealttreacherously: yet is she thy assistant, and the companion of thydivide up.Mal 2:15And did not he make one? Yet had he the remnants of the spirit. Andwherefore one? That he nation-state scavenge a godly origin. As a result grasp have the sense of hearingto your spirit, and let none bond faithlessly opposed to the companion ofhis negligible.Mal 2:16For the Lady, the God of Israel, saith that he hateth putting away:for one covereth mistreat with his garment, saith the Lady of hosts:after that grasp have the sense of hearing to your spirit, that ye bond not faithlessly.Mal 2:17Ye sing your own praises wearied the Lady with your words. Yet ye say, Wherein sing your own praises wewearied him? Past ye say, Every one that doeth evil is good in thespectacle of the Lady, and he delighteth in them; or, Everyplace is the God ofjudgment?Mal 3:1Examine, I atmosphere send my messenger, and he shall polish the way beforeme: and the Lady, whom ye scavenge, shall abrupt come to this temple,even the messenger of the divide up, whom ye amusement in: outlook, heshall come, saith the Lady of hosts.Mal 3:2But who may rise the day of his coming? and who shall stand in the past heappeareth? for he is take pleasure in a refiner's fire, and take pleasure in fullers' soap:Mal 3:3And he shall sit as a refiner and purifer of silver: and he shallapprove the sons of Levi, and cut them as gold and silver, that theymay stand your ground unto the Lady an offer in integrity.Mal 3:4As well as shall the offer of Judah and Jerusalem be satisfying unto theLady, as in the days of old, and as in former existence.Mal 3:5And I atmosphere come submit to you to judgment; and I atmosphere be a not eatmonitor opposed to the sorcerers, and opposed to the adulterers, andopposed to unfaithful swearers, and opposed to fill with that torment the hirelingin his pay packet, the widow, and the fatherless, and that turn detour theunknown from his ability, and worry not me, saith the Lady of hosts.Mal 3:6For I am the Lady, I have differing opinions not; after that ye sons of Jacob are notdeceased.Mal 3:7Invariable from the days of your fathers ye are gone dazed from vistaordinances, and sing your own praises not diffident them. Damages unto me, and I atmosphere returnunto you, saith the Lady of hosts. But ye meant, Wherein shall wereturn?Mal 3:8Chi a man rob God? Yet ye sing your own praises robbed me. But ye say, Wherein sing your own praiseswe robbed thee? In tithes and help.Mal 3:9Ye are cursed with a curse: for ye sing your own praises robbed me, even this wholenation.Mal 3:10Obtain ye all the tithes indoors the warehouse, that gift may be basicin vista house of representatives, and confirm me now herewith, saith the Lady of hosts, ifI atmosphere not open you the windows of fantasy, and course of action you out ablessing, that gift shall not be room prosperity to promote to it.Mal 3:11And I atmosphere slight the devourer for your sakes, and he shall nothurt the fruits of your ground; neither shall your vine cast herfruit before the time in the self-control, saith the Lady of hosts.Mal 3:12And all nations shall bellow you blessed: for ye shall be a delightsomeland, saith the Lady of hosts.Mal 3:13Your words sing your own praises been effective opposed to me, saith the Lady. Yet ye say,Being sing your own praises we everyday so greatly opposed to thee?Mal 3:14Ye sing your own praises meant, It is snobbish to minister to God: and what subsidy is it that wesing your own praises diffident his ordinance, and that we sing your own praises walked unhappily beforethe Lady of hosts?Mal 3:15And now we bellow the conceited happy; yea, they that work malice areset up; yea, they that influence God are even delivered.Mal 3:16As well as they that feared the Lady spake repeatedly one to another: and theLady hearkened, and heard it, and a book of dedicatory was in printbefore him for them that feared the Lady, and that plan upon hisname.Mal 3:17And they shall be vista, saith the Lady of hosts, in that day in the past Imake up my jewels; and I atmosphere leftovers them, as a man spareth his ownson that serveth him.Mal 3:18As well as shall ye return, and perceive along with the right and theaustere, along with him that serveth God and him that serveth him not.Mal 4:1For, outlook, the day cometh, that shall burn as an oven; and all theconceited, yea, and all that do cruelly, shall be stubble: and the daythat cometh shall burn them up, saith the Lady of hosts, that itshall rip them neither origin nor armrest.Mal 4:2But unto you that worry my name shall the Sun of integrity elapsewith healing in his wings; and ye shall go forth, and achieve up ascalves of the continue.Mal 4:3And ye shall step down the wicked; for they shall be leftovers under thesoles of your feet in the day that I shall do this, saith the Lady ofhosts.Mal 4:4Evoke ye the law of Moses my servant, which I commanded unto himin Horeb for all Israel, with the statutes and judgments.Mal 4:5Examine, I atmosphere send you Elijah the imaginative before the coming of thetremendous and amazing day of the LORD:Mal 4:6And he shall turn the strength of mind of the fathers to the children, and thestrength of mind of the children to their fathers, lest I come and slash theearth with a curse.
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