Isa Isaiah, chapter Book of Isaiah, chapter 35
The Midbar (desert) and the Tziyyah (dry land) shall be glad over them;35:1 the redeemed of Hashem, see 35:9
and the Aravah shall rejoice,
and blossom like the khavatzelet (lily).Isa 32:16
It shall bloom abundantly,
and rejoice even with gilat (rejoicing) and rannein (joyous singing);
the kavod haLevanon (glory of Lebanon) shall be given unto her (the Aravah),
the hadar (majesty) of Carmel and Sharon;
they35:2 i.e., the desert and dry land in v.1 shall see the Kavod Hashem (glory of Hashem),
and the Hadar Eloheinu (majesty of our G-d).1Ki 5:13; 1Ki 18:9; Jhn 1:14
Make ye the weak hands chazak (strong),
and steady the birkayim (knees) koshlot (feeble ones [knees] that give way, i.e., of those of the Golus returning to G-d in Tziyon).Heb 12:12
Say to them that are of a fearful lev,
Be strong, fear not;
hinei, Eloheichem (your G-d) will come with nakam (vengeance),
with Elohim gemul (divine retribution)
He will come and save you.Luk 1:70; Isa 40:1
Then the eyes of the ivvrim (blind people) shall be opened,
and the ears of the chereshim (deaf ones) shall be unstopped.Mat 9:30; Mat 11:5; Mat 15:30; Luk 7:22; Jhn 9:6
Then shall the pisei'ach (lame) leap like the deer,
and the leshon (tongue) of the illem (the mute, the people unable to utter speech) sing for joy;
for in the midbar shall mayim break forth,
and streams in the Aravah.Jhn 5:8; Jhn 7:38; Act 3:8; Mat 9:32; Mat 21:14; Isa 41:18
And the sharav (burning sand) shall become an agam (pool, lake, pond)
and the thirsty land, springs of mayim;
in the habitation of jackals, where each [jackal] lay, shall be khatzir (grassland)
as well as reeds and gomeh (papyrus, bulrushes).
And a maslul (highway) shall be there, and a derech (road),
and it shall be called The Derech HaKodesh (The Holy Road);
the tameh (unclean, impure person [see Isa 26:7]) shall not pass along it,
inasmuch as it shall be for them,
that is, the Holech Derech (Walker of the Road, i.e., whoever is the [Redeemed] Wayfarer on the Derech HaKodesh),
even evilim (morally bad foolish people) shall not go astray thereon.Jhn 14:6
No aryeh (lion) shall be there,
nor any peritz chayyot (ravenous, dangerous, ferocious of [wild] beasts) shall go up thereon,
it shall not be found there;
but the Ge'ulim (redeemed people) shall walk there;1Pe 5:8
And the Peduyei Hashem (ransomed ones of Hashem) shall return,
and come to Tziyon with songs
and simchat olam (everlasting joy) upon their heads;
they shall obtain sasson (joy) and simchah (gladness),
and sorrow and sighing shall flee away.Isa 51:11; Isa 61:7; Isa 66:14