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Look you, the Lord means to make earth a void, a wilderness; twist it out of shape, and scatter its inhabitants far and wide. (Isaiah 24, 1)
Earth drained to its dregs, earth ravaged and ransacked; such decree the Lord has uttered. (Isaiah 24, 3)
Earth woebegone and withered, a world that withers and grows feeble; how feeble they have grown now, the great ones of the earth! (Isaiah 24, 4)
Poor earth, polluted by the men that dwell on it; they have broken God’s law, traversed the decree he made for them, violated his eternal covenant with men; (Isaiah 24, 5)
Woebegone the vintage, withered now the vine, hearts sighing that once were merry; (Isaiah 24, 7)
In the midst of the wide earth, among those many peoples, what shall be left? A remnant, the last olives that are shaken from the tree, the gleanings that remain when vintage-time is over. (Isaiah 24, 13)
here at the ends of the earth his song of triumph has reached us, the boast of his elect.✻ Heart, keep thy secret, heart, keep thy secret; no more of that.But alas, the traitors still betray his cause; treachery is treachery still, and its fruit is treason. (Isaiah 24, 16)
For the dwellers on earth, tidings of fear; pit and snare await them; (Isaiah 24, 17)
flee they from tidings of fear, they shall fall into the pit, flee they from the pit, they shall be held fast in the snare. The floodgates of heaven will be opened, and the foundations of earth rock; (Isaiah 24, 18)
earth must be rent and riven, earth torn and tattered, earth must quiver and quake; (Isaiah 24, 19)
earth rolling and reeling like a drunkard, earth tottering like some frail shelter that is gone in a night, bowed down by the weight of its own guilt, till it falls, never to rise again. (Isaiah 24, 20)
When that day comes, the Lord will hold a reckoning with the hosts of heaven, there above, with the kings of the earth, here on earth; (Isaiah 24, 21)
