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  • what other power dried up the sea, with its deep rolling waters, made the sea’s caverns a highway, for a ransomed people to cross? (Isaiah 51, 10)

  • But rebellious hearts are like the tempestuous sea that can never find repose; its waters must ever be churning up mire and scum. (Isaiah 57, 20)

  • the Lord will give thee rest✻ continually, fill thy soul with comfort, thy body with ease.✻ Not more secure the well-watered garden, the spring whose waters never fail. (Isaiah 58, 11)

  • Through its waters they passed, sure of their foothold as horse that is led through the desert; (Isaiah 63, 13)

  • melting away as if burnt by fire; the waters, too, boiling with that fire! So should the fame of thee go abroad among thy enemies; a world should tremble at thy presence! (Isaiah 64, 2)

  • What, wouldst thou turn to Egypt, to Assyria, and slake thy thirst with Nile or Euphrates?✻ (Jeremiah 2, 18)

  • Never cistern kept its waters so fresh, as she her store of wickedness; no news from her but of wrong and waste, no sight I see there but distress and violence. (Jeremiah 6, 7)

  • At the sound of his voice, what mustering of the waters overhead! He summons up the cloud-wrack from the world’s end, turns the lightning into a rain-storm, brings the winds out of his store-house;✻ (Jeremiah 10, 13)

  • Waters rising in the north,✻ the Lord says, a river that overflows its banks, covering earth and earth’s increase, city and citizen! Loud the cries everywhere, a whole world in lament, (Jeremiah 47, 2)

  • The dirge goes up from Hesebon, from Eleale and Jasa; goes up all the way from Segor to Oronaim, like the lowing of heifer full-grown; foul run the waters of Nemrim. (Jeremiah 48, 34)

  • And for their waters, not a sword, but drought to dry them up; is not this a land of idols, that loves to see portents befall?✻ (Jeremiah 50, 38)

  • At the sound of his voice, what mustering of the waters overhead! He summons up the cloud-wrack from the world’s end, turning the lightning into a rain-storm, bringing the winds out of his store-house; (Jeremiah 51, 16)


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