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Time was, the Lord God says, long ago, when my people went down into Egypt and dwelt among strangers there; time was, since then, they were oppressed, beyond all reason, by the Assyrians; (Isaiah 52, 4)
So many lives ransomed, foes so violent baulked of their spoil! Such is his due, that gave himself up to death, and would be counted among the wrong-doers; bore those many sins, and made intercession for the guilty. (Isaiah 53, 12)
Hid I my face from thee, it was for a short while, till my anger should be spent; love that takes pity on thee shall be eternal, says the Lord, thy ransomer. (Isaiah 54, 8)
But you, come and answer for yourselves, brood of the sorceress, children of the adulterer and the harlot! (Isaiah 57, 3)
Cry aloud, never ceasing, raise thy voice like a trumpet-call, and tell my people of their transgressions, call the sons of Jacob to account. (Isaiah 58, 1)
Then the Lord will listen to thee when thou callest on him; cry out, and he will answer, I am here at thy side.Banish from thy midst oppression, and the finger pointed scornfully, and the plotting of harm, (Isaiah 58, 9)
thou shalt have nations to suckle thee, kings to foster thee, and acknowledge at last that I, the Lord, am thy deliverer, the Lord that rules in Jacob has paid thy ransom. (Isaiah 60, 16)
Thy people, all guiltless now, shall inherit the land eternally, the flower I planted, the pride of my workmanship. (Isaiah 60, 21)
A holy people they shall be called, of the Lord’s ransoming, and thou the city of his choice, no more forsaken. (Isaiah 62, 12)
My heart told me the time had come for vengeance, this was my destined year of ransom; (Isaiah 63, 4)
In all their straits, power of his was not straitened;✻ his angel, token of his presence, brought them deliverance. In love and pity he ransomed them, lifted them in his arms and raised them up, all through the days gone by. (Isaiah 63, 9)
We are men defiled; what are all our claims on thy mercy? No better than the clout a woman casts away; we are like fallen leaves, every one of us, by the wind of our own transgressions whirled along. (Isaiah 64, 6)
