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mirrors, linen clothes, turbans and mantillas. (Isaiah 3, 23)
That day, Yahweh's seedling will turn to beauty and glory, what the earth brings forth will turn to the pride and ornament of Israel's survivors. (Isaiah 4, 2)
Human nature has been humbled, humankind brought low, and the eyes of the proud have been humbled. (Isaiah 5, 15)
Now the lambs will graze in their old pastures, and the fields laid waste by fat cattle will feed the kids. (Isaiah 5, 17)
growling at it, that day, like the growling of the sea. Only look at the country: darkness and distress, and the light turned to darkness by the clouds. (Isaiah 5, 30)
to be ventured into only with arrows and bow, for the country will be nothing but brambles and thorn-bushes. (Isaiah 7, 24)
No more will you venture on any hillside formerly under the hoe for fear of the brambles and thorn-bushes; it will be fit only for pasturing the cattle, a tramping-ground for sheep. (Isaiah 7, 25)
Oppressed and starving he will wander the country; and, once starving, he will become frenzied and curse his king and his God; turning his gaze upward, (Isaiah 8, 21)
For is not everything dark as night for a country in distress? As the past humbled the land of Zebulun and the land of Naphtali, so the future will glorify the Way of the Sea, beyond the Jordan, the territory of the nations. (Isaiah 8, 23)
Manasseh devours Ephraim, Ephraim Manasseh, together they turn against Judah. After all this, his anger is not spent. No, his hand is still raised! (Isaiah 9, 20)
A remnant will return, the remnant of Jacob, to the mighty God. (Isaiah 10, 21)
Israel, though your people are like the sand of the sea, only a remnant of them will return: a destruction has been decreed which will make justice overflow, (Isaiah 10, 22)
