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When that time comes, when the Lord gives thee respite from all the hardship and turmoil and drudgery of old days, (Isaiah 14, 3)
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)
there are plans to be made, deliberations to be held; Shelter us, like the shadow, dark as night, that gives shelter at noon-day; hide these fugitives of ours, do not betray them in their wanderings; (Isaiah 16, 3)
The renown of Jacob, little enough will it be when that day comes; nothing but skin and bone will be left. (Isaiah 17, 4)
Wild grapes they were from the day when thou didst plant them, and soon this planting of thine will begin to bud; and now, when the time comes to enjoy it, here is all thy harvest lost to thee, and bitterly thou dost repine.✻ (Isaiah 17, 11)
Night comes, and there is terror all around; day breaks, and it is seen no more. Such the invader’s doom, so evermore shall they thrive, that come to despoil us.✻ (Isaiah 17, 14)
Such warning the Lord has given me: I will keep silent and watch, here in my dwelling-place, as still as the bright sunshine of noon-day, or the haze that comes with the dew in harvest-time. (Isaiah 18, 4)
Sad days for the fisher-folk; never a hook cast, never a net sunk, all is grief and repining. (Isaiah 19, 8)
Weak as a woman Egypt shall be, when that day comes, dazed and terrified, to see the Lord of hosts lift his hand so threateningly. (Isaiah 19, 16)
Thus the Lord will reveal himself to Egypt; the Egyptians, when that day comes, will acknowledge him, doing him worship with sacrifices and offerings, will make vows to the Lord and perform them. (Isaiah 19, 21)
Then he cried, Lonely as lion am I, that have charge of the Lord’s watch-tower; day after day I have stood here, night after night I keep my post. (Isaiah 21, 8)
What means this shouting everywhere, these thronged streets, as of a city that makes holiday? Alas for thy dead, that were never slain by the sword, never died in battle; (Isaiah 22, 2)
