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Bitter, bitter the discipline that brings me peace!And now thou hast saved the life that was in peril, thrusting away all my sins out of thy sight. (Isaiah 38, 17)
Speak Jerusalem fair, cry aloud to her that her woes are at an end, her guilt is pardoned; double toll the Lord has taken for all her sins. (Isaiah 40, 2)
Scented cane✻ thou wouldst not buy to burn for me, nor think to cheer me with the fat of sacrifice; rather, it was I that was burdened, burdened with thy sins; I that was troubled, troubled with thy faithlessness. (Isaiah 43, 24)
It was I, ever I, that must be blotting out thy offences, for my own honour’s sake, effacing the memory of thy sins. (Isaiah 43, 25)
and all the while it was for our sins he was wounded, it was guilt of ours crushed him down; on him the punishment fell that brought us peace, by his bruises we were healed. (Isaiah 53, 5)
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)
Our guilt mounts up before thee, our sins accuse us; shame ever at our side, we confess the wrong done. (Isaiah 59, 12)
here is one that brings deliverance to Sion, and to all Jacob’s children that turn away from their sins; the Lord has promised it. (Isaiah 59, 20)
wilt thou crush us, Lord, with thy anger, wilt thou keep our sins ever in mind? We are thy people, all of us. (Isaiah 64, 9)
Why do we linger here? Muster we, and man the stronghold, and wait there uncomplaining; silence the Lord our God has imposed on us, given us a draught to dull the senses; the Lord, whom our sins have offended.✻ (Jeremiah 8, 14)
Only when thou calledst me back to thyself did I repent; only when my lesson was learnt did I cry out upon my shame.✻ How did I blush with confusion, bearing the disgrace the sins of my youth had earned! (Jeremiah 31, 19)
There will be no need for neighbour to teach neighbour, or brother to teach brother, the knowledge of the Lord; all will know me, from the highest to the lowest. I will pardon their wrong-doing; I will not remember their sins any more.✻ (Jeremiah 31, 34)
