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• and my heart rejoiced at it. Down a straight path I sped, the ardour of youth to aid my search. (Ecclesiasticus 51, 20)

• Rather, to my proclamation give heed; win the treasure that is to be had without price paid. (Ecclesiasticus 51, 33)

• Suffice it that you bow your necks to her yoke, are content to accept her schooling. To find her, needs no distant travel …✻ (Ecclesiasticus 51, 34)

• Learn, rather, how to do good, setting your hearts on justice, righting the wrong, protecting the orphan, giving the widow redress; (Isaiah 1, 17)

• Right and justice shall be done, when Sion is redeemed, when her exiles return; (Isaiah 1, 27)

• a land full of horses and chariots innumerable; a land full of idols, where men worship the devices their own hands have made. (Isaiah 2, 8)

• The day of the Lord of hosts! With the dawn of it all human pomp and state must be overshadowed, all human magnificence grow dim. (Isaiah 2, 12)

• Shall not man’s greatness fall to earth, shall not human pride be abated then? No room for any magnificence but the Lord’s, when that day comes. (Isaiah 2, 17)

• only cave in the rock, crevice in the ground will afford shelter, when the Lord comes, great and terrible, when he rises up to smite earth with dread! (Isaiah 2, 19)

• He fenced it in, and cleared it of stones, and planted a choice vine there; built a tower, too, in the middle, and set up a wine-press in it. Then he waited for grapes to grow on it, and it bore wild grapes instead. (Isaiah 5, 2)

• Thy office is to dull the hearts of this people of mine, deaden their ears, dazzle their eyes, so that they cannot see with those eyes, hear with those ears, understand with that heart, and turn back to me, and win healing.✻ (Isaiah 6, 10)

• Men will bid you consult wizard and diviner, that talk in ghostly voices over their enchantments; Who doubts, they say, God will send his own people answer, an oracle from the dead to the living? (Isaiah 8, 19)