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Learn, rather, how to do good, setting your hearts on justice, righting the wrong, protecting the orphan, giving the widow redress; (Isaiah 1, 17)
Tree-idols that have played you false, fond trust in your garden-shrines, you shall learn to rue them; (Isaiah 1, 29)
yourselves but an oak-tree whose leaves are falling, a garden unwatered; (Isaiah 1, 30)
A song, now, in honour of one that is my good friend; a song about a near kinsman of mine, and the vineyard that he had. This friend, that I love well, had a vineyard in a corner of his ground,✻ all fruitfulness. (Isaiah 5, 1)
Woe upon you, the men who call evil good, and good evil; whose darkness is light, whose light darkness; who take bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter! (Isaiah 5, 20)
On butter and honey shall be his thriving, till he is of age to know good from harm;✻ (Isaiah 7, 15)
as good as kings, every one of them? What difference between Charcamis and Calano, between Arphad and Emath, between Damascus and Samaria? (Isaiah 10, 9)
Thou didst forget the God who delivered thee, and gavest no thought to thy strong protector; thou art like one who plants on soil of good promise, but all the while is putting in bastard shoots. (Isaiah 17, 10)
In the midst of the wide earth, among those many peoples, what shall be left? A remnant, the last olives that are shaken from the tree, the gleanings that remain when vintage-time is over. (Isaiah 24, 13)
From Egypt’s protection you shall have neither gain nor good; my word has been said about her, There goes Pride, let her alone. (Isaiah 30, 7)
Fade they into nothing, yonder heavenly powers; shrivel, like a scroll, the heavens themselves, nor any star there but must wither, as leaf withers on vine or fig-tree; (Isaiah 34, 4)
No, do not listen to Ezechias; here are the terms the king of Assyria offers to you. Earn my good will by surrendering to me, and you shall live unmolested; to each the fruit of his own vine and fig-tree, to each the water from his own cistern. (Isaiah 36, 16)
