ІСАЇ 7:10-14

ІСАЇ 7:10-14 CUV

Продовжуючи говорити, Господь до Ахаза далі сказав: Попроси собі ознаки від Господа, твого Бога, – проси чи з глибини землі, чи з висоти над землею. Але Ахаз відповів: Я не проситиму і не спокушуватиму Господа. А Ісая сказав: Послухайте ж, нащадки Давида: Хіба мало вам того, що обтяжуєте людей, то ви ще хочете обтяжувати терпіння мого Бога? Отже, Сам мій Владика дасть вам ознаку. Ось Діва завагітніє й народить Сина, і дасть Йому ім’я Еммануїл.

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