Yeshayah 61:7

Yeshayah 61:7 TOJB2011

Instead of your bushah (shame) ye shall have a mishneh (double [portion]); and for dishonor they shall rejoice in their chelek (portion): therefore in their land they shall possess the mishneh; simchat olam (everlasting joy) shall be unto them.

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Yeshayah 61:7 - Instead of your bushah (shame) ye shall have a mishneh (double [portion]);
and for dishonor they shall rejoice in their chelek (portion):
therefore in their land they shall possess the mishneh;
simchat olam (everlasting joy) shall be unto them.

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