Isaiah 26:3 in Spanish (Isaías 26:3)

Where English Bibles say perfect peace, the Spanish says completa paz: peace with nothing missing from it. The verse tells you where that peace comes from and what it costs, which is only trust.

Here is the whole verse in the Reina-Valera with the English underneath, read aloud by a real voice at full speed and slow.

Isaiah 26:3 · Isaías 26:3

Tú le guardarás en completa paz, cuyo pensamiento en ti persevera; porque en ti se ha confiado.

You will keep in perfect peace the steadfast of mind, because he trusts in You.

Word by word

Tú le guardarás
You will keep him
en completa paz
in perfect peace (literally "complete peace")
cuyo pensamiento en ti persevera
whose mind stays on You
porque en ti se ha confiado
because he has trusted in You

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How to pronounce it

Common questions

How do you say perfect peace in Spanish?+

"completa paz": complete peace. Isaiah 26:3 in the Reina-Valera opens "Tú le guardarás en completa paz", You will keep him in perfect peace.

What does the verse say the condition is?+

A mind that stays: "cuyo pensamiento en ti persevera", whose thought perseveres in You, "porque en ti se ha confiado", because he has trusted in You.

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