[302] Tarshish your merchant, according to the abundance of all kinds of wealth, paid for your goods with silver, iron, lead, and tin.

[303] the kings of Tarshish and the isles will offer him tribute; the kings of Arabia and Sheba will bring gifts;

[304] The Prophecy of Tyre. "Weep, ships of Tarshish, for he is destroyed; there are no houses, and there is no one to enter the houses. Thus it was announced to them from the land of Kittia...

[305] for at the same time the ships of Kittim will come with him; and he will lose heart, and return, and will be embittered against the holy covenant, and will fulfill his intention, and will again enter into an agreement with the apostates from the holy covenant.

[306] He will not faint or faint, until he establishes judgment on earth, and in His law the isles will trust.

[307] Sing a new song to the Lord, praise Him from the ends of the earth, you who sail on the sea, and all that fills it, the isles and those who dwell in them.

[308] Hear me, O isles, and hearken, ye peoples afar off: the Lord has called me from the womb, from my mother's womb he has called my name;

[309] My righteousness is near; My salvation is rising, and My arm will judge the nations; the islands will trust in me, and trust in my arm.

[310] Thus the isles are waiting for me, and before them are the ships of Tarshish, to bring thy sons from afar, and with them their silver and their gold, in the name of the Lord thy God and of the Holy One of Israel, because he hath glorified thee.

[311] For go to the islands of Hittim, and see, and send to Kedar, and search diligently, and see if there was anything like this.

[312] and all the kings of Tyre, and all the kings of Sidon, and the kings of the isles that are beyond the sea.

[313] I will mention to those who know me about Rahab and Babylon; behold, the Philistines, and Tyre, and Ethiopia, will say, 'So-and-so was born there.'

[314] Woe to the land that overshadows with its wings on the other side of the rivers of Ethiopia, 2 sending ambassadors by sea, and in papyrian vessels by water!

[315] And the Lord said, "As my servant Isaiah walked naked and barefoot for three years, as a sign and foreshadowing of Egypt and Ethiopia, so will the king of Assyria lead the captives out of Egypt and the exiles out of Ethiopia... for the shame of Egypt. Then they will be terrified and ashamed because of Ethiopia their hope, and because of Egypt, which they boasted of.