ISAIAH 52:7 How wonderful it is
to see someone coming over the hills
to tell good news.
How wonderful to hear him announce,
“There is peace! We have been saved!”
and to hear him say to Zion,
“Your God is the king!”

8 The city guards are shouting.
They are all rejoicing together.
They can all see the LORD returning to Zion.

9 Ruins of Jerusalem, be happy again!
Rejoice because the LORD
comforted his people and set Jerusalem free.

10 The LORD showed his holy strength to all the nations.
All the faraway countries saw how God saved his people.

11 So leave Babylon!
Leave that place!

Isaiah 52:7-11 Easy-to-read-version ERV
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REVELATION 18:1-8 Easy-To-Read-Version (ERV)
Babylon Is Destroyed

18:1 Then I saw another angel coming down from heaven.
This angel had great power.
The angel’s glory made the earth bright.

2 The angel shouted with a powerful voice,
“She is destroyed!
The great city of Babylon is destroyed!
She has become a home for demons.
That city has become a place for every unclean spirit to live.
She is a city filled with all kinds of unclean birds.
She is a place where every unclean and hated animal lives.

3 All the peoples of the earth have drunk the wine
of her sexual sin and of God’s anger.
The rulers of the earth sinned sexually with her,
and the merchants of the world grew rich from the great wealth of her luxury.”

4 Then I heard another voice from heaven say,
“Come out of that city, my people,
so that you will not share in her sins.
Then you will not suffer any of the terrible punishment she will get.

5 That city’s sins are piled up as high as heaven.
God has not forgotten the wrongs she has done.

6 Give that city the same as she gave to others.
Pay her back twice as much as she did.
Prepare wine for her that is twice as strong
as the wine she prepared for others.

7 She gave herself much glory and rich living.
Give her that much suffering and sadness.
She says to herself, ‘I am a queen sitting on my throne.
I am not a widow;
I will never be sad.’

8 So in one day she will suffer
great hunger, mourning, and death.
She will be destroyed by fire,
because the Lord God who judges her is powerful.
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