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• The year the general-in-chief, sent by Sargon king of Assyria, came to Ashdod and stormed and captured it (Isaiah 20, 1)

• at that time Yahweh spoke through Isaiah son of Amoz and said, 'Go, undo the sackcloth round your waist and take the sandals off your feet.' And he did so, and walked about, naked and barefoot. (Isaiah 20, 2)

• and the inhabitants of this coast will say on that day, "Look what has happened to our hope, to those to whom we fled for help, to escape from the king of Assyria. How are we going to escape?" ' (Isaiah 20, 6)

• This is why my loins are racked with pain, why I am seized with pangs like the pangs of a woman in labour; I am too distressed to hear, too afraid to look. (Isaiah 21, 3)

• full of excitement, boisterous town, joyful city? Your slain have not fallen to the sword nor died in battle. (Isaiah 22, 2)

• Your leaders have all fled together, captured without a bow between them, all who could be found have been captured at a blow, far though they had fled. (Isaiah 22, 3)

• That is why I said, 'Turn your eyes away from me, let me weep bitterly; do not try to comfort me over the ruin of the daughter of my people.' (Isaiah 22, 4)

• Your fairest valleys are full of chariots and the horsemen take up positions at the gates; (Isaiah 22, 7)

• thus falls the defence of Judah. That day you turned your gaze to the weapons in the House of the Forest. (Isaiah 22, 8)

• You surveyed the houses in Jerusalem and pulled houses down to strengthen the wall. (Isaiah 22, 10)

• That day the Lord Yahweh Sabaoth called on you to weep and mourn, to shave your heads, to put on sackcloth. (Isaiah 22, 12)

• 'What do you own here, who gave you the right for you to hew yourself a tomb here?' He is hewing himself a tomb, is digging a resting-place for himself in the rock. (Isaiah 22, 16)