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• The craftsman casts an idol, a goldsmith overlays it with gold and casts silver chains for it. (Isaiah 40, 19)

• Someone too poor to afford a sacrifice chooses a piece of wood that will not rot; he then seeks out a skilled craftsman to set up an idol that will not totter. (Isaiah 40, 20)

• I am Yahweh, that is my name! I shall not yield my glory to another, nor my honour to idols. (Isaiah 42, 8)

• Those who trust in idols will recoil, they will blush for shame, who say to metal images, 'You are our gods.' (Isaiah 42, 17)

• The makers of idols are all nothingness; the works they delight in serve no purpose. And these are the witness against them: they see nothing, they know nothing; and so they will be put to shame. (Isaiah 44, 9)

• Once it is suitable to burn, he takes some of it to warm himself; having kindled it, he bakes bread. But he also makes a god and worships it; he makes an idol from it and bows down before it. (Isaiah 44, 15)

• With the remainder he makes a god, his idol, bows down before it, worships it and prays to it. 'Save me,' he says, 'for you are my god.' (Isaiah 44, 17)

• They are shamed and humbled, every one of them, humiliated they go, the makers of idols. (Isaiah 45, 16)

• Assemble, come, all of you gather round, survivors of the nations. They have no knowledge, those who parade their wooden idols and pray to a god that cannot save. (Isaiah 45, 20)

• Bel is crouching, Nebo cowering, their idols are being put on animals, on beasts of burden, the loads you have been carrying are a burden to a weary beast. (Isaiah 46, 1)

• Now listen to this, voluptuous woman, lolling at ease and thinking to yourself, 'I am the only one who matters. I shall never be widowed, never know bereavement.' (Isaiah 47, 8)

• Yet both these things will befall you, suddenly, in one day. Bereavement and widowhood will suddenly befall you in spite of all your witchcraft and the potency of your spells. (Isaiah 47, 9)