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the fear of the Lord is a garden that yields blessing … and in splendour above all splendour they have clothed him.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 40, 28)
of leaving the greeting unreturned, of letting thy eyes stray after harlots, of denying thyself to kinsman (Ecclesiasticus 41, 25)
Bright was the cincture that girded him, bright the robe that clothed him; no ornament he wore but spoke of majesty. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 9)
Strange, that the city once so faithful, once so upright, has turned harlot; the haunt of murderers, that was the home of right! (Isaiah 1, 21)
Day of desolation! Here are seven women catching hold of one man, and promi-sing, We will earn our bread, find ourselves in clothing; only let us bear thy name, and be saved from the reproach of barrenness! (Isaiah 4, 1)
Alas, it is the house of Israel that the Lord called his vineyard; the men of Juda are the plot he loved so. He looked to find right reason there, and all was treason; to find plain dealing, and he heard only the plaint of the oppressed. (Isaiah 5, 7)
What if Syria, what if Ephraim and the son of Romelia are plotting to do thee an injury? (Isaiah 7, 5)
Like a proud forest, or a garden plot, he shall be eaten up, body and soul; see where he flies in terror! (Isaiah 10, 18)
The day of her doom is close at hand, not long the respite that will be granted her.And now the Lord will have pity on Jacob; on the sons of Israel, his chosen people as of old. On their own lands they shall live undisturbed, whose new inhabitants will make common cause with them, and throw in their lot with Jacob’s race. (Isaiah 14, 1)
All thy pride sunk down into the world beneath, and there thy corpse lies, with the moth for its shroud, worms for its cerecloth. (Isaiah 14, 11)
In the streets, men walk girded with sackcloth; house-top and square echo with loud crying, that breaks into tears. (Isaiah 15, 3)
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)
