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As surely as Samaria rules Ephraim, and the son of Romelia rules Samaria, if you lose courage, your cause is lost. (Isaiah 7, 9)
On butter and honey shall be his thriving, till he is of age to know good from harm;✻ (Isaiah 7, 15)
already, before he can tell this from that, king they shall have none, the two kingdoms that are thy rivals. (Isaiah 7, 16)
As for thee, and for thy people, and for thy father’s house, the Lord means to bring upon thee such days of trouble as have not been seen since Ephraim parted from Juda, with the coming of the king of Assyria. (Isaiah 7, 17)
Invading swarms, that settle even upon mountain, gully and rock, cavern; thicket is none, nor underground pit, shall be safe from them. (Isaiah 7, 19)
Hard times, when the Lord will be hiring mercenaries from beyond Euphrates, the king of Assyria’s men, and will leave you quite bare, hair of head and legs shaved close with this hired rasor of his, and the beard too! (Isaiah 7, 20)
only the hill-sides, that have felt the hoe, shall be free from the terrors of the covert, and these the cattle shall graze, the sheep trample under foot. (Isaiah 7, 25)
This people of mine has cut itself off from the gently-flowing waters of Siloe, to welcome Rasin and the son of Romelia instead;✻ (Isaiah 8, 6)
What though the Lord hide his face from the men of Israel? To him will I look, and wait patiently for him; (Isaiah 8, 17)
Men will bid you consult wizard and diviner, that talk in ghostly voices over their enchantments; Who doubts, they say, God will send his own people answer, an oracle from the dead to the living? (Isaiah 8, 19)
and then to earth, to find nothing but distress and darkness, ruin and want, with night pressing hard upon him; from his calamity there is no escaping. (Isaiah 8, 22)
And now, in one day, the Lord will cut off from Israel both head and tail, both pliant reed and stubborn bough.✻ (Isaiah 9, 14)
