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And so the remnant of my people which is left among the Assyrians will find a path made for it, as a path was made for it when it came up out of Egypt, long ago. (Isaiah 11, 16)
Angry with me, Lord? thou wilt say, when that day comes; ay, thou wast angry with me, but now, praised be thy name, the storm has passed; all is consolation. (Isaiah 12, 1)
These are my chosen warriors, doing my bidding; my champions whom I have summoned to execute my vengeance; they boast of my renown. (Isaiah 13, 3)
No hand now but will hang useless, no heart but will be fainting with dismay; (Isaiah 13, 7)
Yes, the day of the Lord is coming, pitiless, full of vengeance and bitter retribution, ready to turn earth into a wilderness, ridding it of its sinful brood. (Isaiah 13, 9)
It shall remain for ever uninhabited; generation after generation will pass, but it will not be founded again; even the Arabs will not pitch their tents, wandering shepherds will not find a lodging there. (Isaiah 13, 20)
Alien peoples will take them by the hand, to escort them back to their home; content now to be Israel’s servants and hand-maidens, the captors captive, the oppressors tributary now. (Isaiah 14, 2)
the rod whose mortal stroke once fell on the peoples so angrily, tamed the nations so cruelly, persecuted, and would not spare. (Isaiah 14, 6)
Who that sees thee there, but will peer down at thee and read thy story: Can this be the man who once shook the world, and made thrones totter; (Isaiah 14, 16)
And now the Lord of hosts has taken an oath, his doom shall be executed, his design shall stand: (Isaiah 14, 24)
Too soon, Philistia, thou wouldst make public holiday over the breaking of the rod that smote thee. The serpent has gone, but he has left a basilisk stock behind him; a race that can catch birds on the wing. (Isaiah 14, 29)
The dirge goes up from Hesebon and Eleale, so loud that Jasa hears it; well may the warriors of Moab cry out; the very soul of Moab utters a cry. (Isaiah 15, 4)
