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Here is a message for thee, they said, from Ezechias. Troublous times have come upon us; times to make us mend our ways, or else blaspheme God.✻ What remedy, when children come to the birth, and the mother has no strength to bear them? (Isaiah 37, 3)
See if I do not put him in such a mind, see if I do not make him hear such news, as will send him back to his own country. And when he reaches his own country, I will give the word, and the sword shall make an end of him. (Isaiah 37, 7)
This sign, too, the Lord gives thee, in proof that he will make his promise good; (Isaiah 38, 7)
see how low the shadow has fallen, with sun-down, where the dial of Achaz marks the hours! I will make it go ten hours back. And with that the sun retraced ten hours of its descent. (Isaiah 38, 8)
This familiar world✻ taken away from me, folded up like a shepherd’s tent, my life cut short like the weaver’s thread! And he had cut me off while the web was still in the making; before the day reached its evening, he would make an end of me. (Isaiah 38, 12)
All night long I lay still, as if he had been a lion that had broken all my bones; before the day reached its evening he would make an end of me. (Isaiah 38, 13)
Lord, so frail a thing is life; on so little does my mortal breath depend! Thou canst chastise me, thou canst make me live.✻ (Isaiah 38, 16)
Note that Isaias bade them take a lump of figs, and make a plaster of it for the king’s ulcer, and this is how he was healed. (Isaiah 38, 21)
A cry, there, out in the wilderness, Make way for the Lord’s coming; a straight road for our God through the desert! (Isaiah 40, 3)
What are the nations to him but a drop of water in a bucket, a make-weight on the scales? What are the islands but a handful of dust? (Isaiah 40, 15)
ay, and winnow them, till wind carries them away and storm scatters them! Thou shalt yet make thy boast of the Lord, triumph in the Holy One of Israel. (Isaiah 41, 16)
let them come forward, these other gods, and tell us the future.✻ So read the past for us, that the study of it may disclose what needs must follow; coming events make known. (Isaiah 41, 22)
