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When the news reached the house of David, "Aram's troops are encamped in Ephraim," the heart of the king and the hearts of the people trembled as the trees of the forest tremble before the wind. (Isaiah 7, 2)
Then Isaiah said, "Now listen, descendants of David. Have you not been satisfied trying the patience of people, that you also try the patience of my God? (Isaiah 7, 13)
To the increase of his powerful rule in peace, there will be no end. Vast will be his dominion, he will reign on David's throne and over all his kingdom, to establish and uphold it with justice and righteousness from this time onward and forever. The zealous love of Yahweh Sabaoth will do this. (Isaiah 9, 6)
a throne will be established steadfast in love. One from the House of David, for the sake of truth will sit on it; he will administer justice swiftly and judge the people righteously.) (Isaiah 16, 5)
Judah is stripped of her defenses. On that day you turned your eyes to the arsenal at the Palace of the Forest. (Isaiah 22, 8)
You saw the many breaches in the defenses of the city of David. You gathered together the waters of the lower pool. (Isaiah 22, 9)
Thus says the Lord Yahweh Sabaoth: Go and talk to this man Shebna, who is the palace steward. Ask him: (Isaiah 22, 15)
Upon his shoulder I will place the key of the House of David: what he opens, no one shall shut; what he shuts, no one shall open. (Isaiah 22, 22)
Woe to Ariel - Ariel, the city against which David encamped! After a year or two, after the feasts have made their full round, (Isaiah 29, 1)
For the palace will be abandoned, and the noisy city deserted; the fort and the tower will become dens forever, the delight of wild asses, a pasture for flocks. (Isaiah 32, 14)
So Eliakim son of Hilkiah, the palace administrator, went out to him together with Shebna the secretary and Joah son of Asaph the recorder. (Isaiah 36, 3)
I will protect this city and so save it for my own sake and for the sake of David, my servant." (Isaiah 37, 35)
