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A multitude of peoples will make their way to it, crying, Come, let us climb up to the Lord’s mountain-peak, to the house where the God of Jacob dwells; he shall teach us the right way, we will walk in the paths he has chosen. The Lord’s commands shall go out from Sion, his word from Jerusalem, (Isaiah 2, 3)
Flung away, when that day comes, idols of silver and gold they once made and worshipped; moles and bats all their worship now, (Isaiah 2, 20)
See where the Lord of hosts, our Master, takes away from Jerusalem and from Juda all that was valiant and strong, all the support they had against famine and thirst! (Isaiah 3, 1)
In one day the Lord will sweep away all their finery, the shoes with the rest; locket, (Isaiah 3, 18)
See where she sits on the ground desolate, every gateway of hers full of sorrow and lament! (Isaiah 3, 26)
when the Lord sweeps away the guilt of Sion’s women-folk, washes Jerusalem clean from the blood that stains her, with the searing breath of his judgement. (Isaiah 4, 4)
See how stubble is eaten away by the fire that licks round it, melting away into the heat of the flame; so the root of them will turn to smouldering embers, and the fruit of them will go up like flying ashes; men who reject the law of the God of hosts, who defy every warning from the Holy One of Israel. (Isaiah 5, 24)
he touched my mouth with it, and said, Now that this has touched thy lips, thy guilt is swept away, thy sin pardoned. (Isaiah 6, 7)
The Lord will send its people into exile far away; wider, ever wider desolation must spread over it. (Isaiah 6, 12)
What shifts will you be put to, when the day of reckoning comes, when the storm overtakes you that is brewing far away? With whom take refuge, where hide away your treasures? (Isaiah 10, 3)
I have had my way with the kingdoms that worship false gods; shall it not be the same with the images they worship at Jerusalem and Samaria? (Isaiah 10, 10)
Gone, Ephraim’s envious looks, vanished away Juda’s enemies; Ephraim shall hate Juda, Juda harry Ephraim, no more. (Isaiah 11, 13)
