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But do not dwell on the past, or remember the things of old. (Isaiah 43, 18)
Who then is like me? Let him stand up and speak, let him argue this out with me. Who from the beginning has foretold the future, and revealed to us what was to come? (Isaiah 44, 7)
Do not be afraid or troubled. Have I not proclaimed and foretold this long ago? You are my witnesses; is there a God besides me or another Rock? I know of none. (Isaiah 44, 8)
Only one of deluded mind can hold on to ashes. Will he not save himself at least and confess, "What I hold is only a lie?" (Isaiah 44, 20)
Let them present their arguments take counsel together and tell me: Who announced this from the beginning, who foretold it in the distant past? Is it not me Yahweh? There is no other God besides me, a Savior, a God of justice, there is no other one but me. (Isaiah 45, 21)
Even to your old age, I am he and I will sustain you even when your hair turns gray. It is I who have done this, and who bear the burdens, I will sustain and save you. (Isaiah 46, 4)
Some pour out gold from their purses, and with silver weighed on the scales they hire a goldsmith to make an image before which they bow and worship. (Isaiah 46, 6)
From the beginning I foretold the outcome, from ancient times, what was yet to come. I say, and my plan will be fulfilled; and what I wish, I will accomplish. (Isaiah 46, 10)
So I told you about them; before they took place I let you hear of them, lest you should say: "My idols did these, my graven image, my molten image commanded them." (Isaiah 48, 5)
Assemble, all of you, and listen. Who among them has foretold these things? The beloved of Yahweh will do what pleases him with Babylon and the people of Chaldea. (Isaiah 48, 14)
Thus says Yahweh: Where is the writ of divorce with which I dismissed your mother? Or to which of my creditors have I sold you? It was for your sins that you were sold, for your crimes that your mother was dismissed. (Isaiah 50, 1)
For thus says Yahweh: You were sold for no amount, you will be redeemed without money. (Isaiah 52, 3)
