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• Medemena stands empty; now, men of Gabim, you need courage! (Isaiah 10, 31)

• What claim of rank or kinship hast thou here, that thou shouldst hew out a burying-place for thyself? A tomb carefully hewed out on the hill side, an eyrie for thyself among the rocks? (Isaiah 22, 16)

• Dreams hungry man of a full belly, then wakes empty as ever; dreams thirsty man of a cool draught, then wakes weary, and thirsty, and still unsatisfied! Such comfort shall be theirs, the many folk that beleaguered Sion. (Isaiah 29, 8)

• The reckless man, that speaks ever recklessly, his heart set on mischief, still full of empty show, and blasphemy against the Lord; food to the hungry, drink to the thirsty denying still! (Isaiah 32, 6)

• Empty, now, the palace, forgotten the hum of yonder streets; nothing but gloom, where a man must pick his way through caverns✻ endlessly; loved haunts of the wild ass, a pasture-ground for the flock. (Isaiah 32, 14)

• Pelican and hedge-hog shall claim it, ibis and raven be its tenants; plotted with the Lord’s measuring-line, an empty void, tried with his plummet, a hanging ruin. (Isaiah 34, 11)

• The men who can read mysteries, how he confounds them, the men who judge on earth, what empty things he makes of them! (Isaiah 40, 23)

• Why, you are all empty air, a nothing that nothing can effect; he courts his own shame, that makes choice of you. (Isaiah 41, 24)

• None of them has right on his side; all their doings are nothingness; no better than empty air the images men make of them. (Isaiah 41, 29)

• What empty minds be theirs, that idols fashion! What help found any of them yet in his own darling inventions? Confess they, and to their shame, that these have neither sight nor thought. (Isaiah 44, 9)

• So it is with the word by these lips of mine once uttered; it will not come back, an empty echo, the way it went; all my will it carries out, speeds on its errand. (Isaiah 55, 11)

• Every nation and kingdom that refuses thee homage shall vanish away, whole provinces empty and forlorn. (Isaiah 60, 12)