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• In Isaias’ days it was that the sun went back, in token that the royal life should be prolonged; (Ecclesiasticus 48, 26)

• Isaias it was that saw things far distant, by the power of inspiration, and comforted mourning hearts in Sion. (Ecclesiasticus 48, 27)

• Good use to make of her was all my love and longing; never was that hope disappointed. (Ecclesiasticus 51, 24)

• This is the revelation made to Isaias, son of Amos, about Juda and Jerusalem, during the reigns of Ozias, Joatham, Achaz and Ezechias in Juda. (Isaiah 1, 1)

• This is a message which was revealed to Isaias, the son of Amos, about Juda and Jerusalem. (Isaiah 2, 1)

• Then it was that the Lord said to Isaias, Take with thee thy son, Jashub the Survivor,✻ and go out to the end of the aqueduct that feeds the upper pool in the Fuller’s Ground. There thou wilt meet Achaz, (Isaiah 7, 3)

• Why then, said Isaias, listen to me, you that are of David’s race. Cannot you be content with trying the patience of men? Must you try my God’s patience too? (Isaiah 7, 13)

• As for the invader,✻ he shall meet with disaster, and then famine. Famine-stricken, he will turn with curses against his king, his god; first looking upwards (Isaiah 8, 21)

• Cry aloud, maidens of Gallim, and listen, Laisa, to the cry; woe upon thee, poor Anathoth! (Isaiah 10, 30)

• The burden✻ that awaits Babylon, as it was revealed to Isaias, son of Amos. (Isaiah 13, 1)

• Disappointed of their trade, the men who worked in flax, combing and weaving it so cunningly; (Isaiah 19, 9)

• that the Lord sent out a message through Isaias, son of Amos. Up, said he, and undo the sackcloth that girds thee, and take off thy shoes. This Isaias did, and went bare and unshod. (Isaiah 20, 2)