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On all nations the Lord will be avenged, never an armed host but must feel the blow, forfeit, all of them, and doomed to perish. (Isaiah 34, 2)
See where they lie slain, their carrion polluting the air, the very hills rotted away with their blood! (Isaiah 34, 3)
Fade they into nothing, yonder heavenly powers; shrivel, like a scroll, the heavens themselves, nor any star there but must wither, as leaf withers on vine or fig-tree; (Isaiah 34, 4)
in the very heavens my sword shall drink deep of blood. On Edom doubt not it shall fall, death-sentence to execute, (Isaiah 34, 5)
the sword of the Lord, glutted with blood! Well nourished with fat, where it drank the blood of lambs and goats, of stalled rams! There are victims ready for the Lord in Bosra; great slaughter then shall be in the land of Edom. (Isaiah 34, 6)
Devils and monstrous forms shall haunt it, satyr call out to satyr; there the vampire lies down and finds rest. (Isaiah 34, 14)
Turn back, when the time comes, to this record of divine prophecy,✻ and read it afresh; you shall learn, then, that none of these signs was lacking, none waited for the coming of the next. The Lord it was entrusted me with the prophecies I utter; by his Spirit that strange company was called together. (Isaiah 34, 16)
For each its own dwelling-place; in his hand was the line that measured it out to them; there they shall live on for ever, to all ages undisturbed. (Isaiah 34, 17)
the lame man, then, shall leap as the deer leap, the speechless tongue cry aloud. Springs will gush out in the wilderness, streams flow through the desert; (Isaiah 35, 6)
Come now, if thou wert to make terms with my master, the king of Assyria, by which I must hand over to thee two thousand horses, wouldst thou be able to do thy part by putting riders on them? (Isaiah 36, 8)
but dost thou doubt that I have the Lord’s warrant to come and subdue this land? It was the Lord himself who sent word to me, Make war on this land, and subdue it. (Isaiah 36, 10)
What, said Rabsaces, dost thou think my master hath sent me with this message for thee only, and for that master of thine? It is for the folk who man the walls, these companions of yours that have nothing left to eat or drink but the ventings of their own bodies. (Isaiah 36, 12)
