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All other kings of nations, all of them, lie honourably, each in his own tomb; (Isaiah 14, 18)
but you have been thrown away, unburied, like a loathsome branch, covered with heaps of the slain pierced by the sword who fall on the rocks of the abyss like trampled carrion. (Isaiah 14, 19)
'You will not rejoin them in the grave, for you have brought your country to ruin and destroyed your people. The offspring of the wicked leave no name behind them. (Isaiah 14, 20)
I shall turn it into the haunt of hedgehogs, a swamp. I shall sweep it with the broom of destruction, declares Yahweh Sabaoth.' (Isaiah 14, 23)
'I shall break Assyria in my country, I shall trample on him on my mountains. Then his yoke will slip off them, his burden will slip from their shoulders.' (Isaiah 14, 25)
While the first-born of the poor are grazing and the destitute are resting in safety, I shall make your stock die of hunger and then slaughter what remains of you. (Isaiah 14, 30)
Dimon's waters are swollen with blood, and I have worse in store for Dimon: a lion for those of Moab who survive, for those left on its soil. (Isaiah 15, 9)
Hold a council, make a decision. At noon spread your shadow as if it were night. Hide those who have been driven out, do not betray the fugitive, (Isaiah 16, 3)
the throne will be made secure in faithful love and on it will sit in constancy within the tent of David, a judge seeking fair judgement and pursuing uprightness. (Isaiah 16, 5)
And so Moab is wailing for Moab, wailing, every one of them. For the raisin cakes of Kir-Hareseth you mourn, stricken with grief. (Isaiah 16, 7)
And so I weep, as Jazer weeps, for the vine of Sibmah. I water you with my tears, Heshbon and Elealeh. For over your harvest and vintage the cheering has died away; (Isaiah 16, 9)
Its towns, abandoned for ever, will be pastures for flocks; there they will rest with no one to disturb them. (Isaiah 17, 2)