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Thou didst forget the God who delivered thee, and gavest no thought to thy strong protector; thou art like one who plants on soil of good promise, but all the while is putting in bastard shoots. (Isaiah 17, 10)
Wild grapes they were from the day when thou didst plant them, and soon this planting of thine will begin to bud; and now, when the time comes to enjoy it, here is all thy harvest lost to thee, and bitterly thou dost repine.✻ (Isaiah 17, 11)
In skiffs of papyrus reed she sends her ambassadors to the sea-coast! Ay, speed on your errand, but to a people far away, sundered from you by leagues of travel, dreaded people at the end of the earth, race that bears a tyrant’s yoke, in a land that is all rivers like your own.✻ (Isaiah 18, 2)
Laid bare, yonder river-bed, from its source; fade the crops its moisture nourished, fade and dwindle to nothing. (Isaiah 19, 7)
Nonplussed, all the princes of Tanis; all Pharao’s wise counsellors must needs give him a fool’s answer. Where is that inheritance of learning they boast, come down from ancient kings? (Isaiah 19, 11)
It is thus that the king of Assyria will lead away the prisoners he takes in Egypt, the exiles from Ethiopia, young and old alike. Bare and unshod they shall go, with their buttocks exposed, to the shame of Egypt. (Isaiah 20, 4)
What burden for the desert by the sea?✻ From the desert it comes, from a land full of terrors, like the storm-wind rising from the south. (Isaiah 21, 1)
Here be stern threats revealed to me: the treacherous one still treacherous, the plunderer still at his plundering! Elam, to the attack! Lay siege to him, Medians! From yonder desert there shall be groaning no more! (Isaiah 21, 2)
What, the banquet spread? From yonder post of vantage look down on them, where they sit at their meat and drink! Now, captains, to arms! (Isaiah 21, 5)
My countrymen, winnowed with me in the same threshing-floor of trial, from the Lord of hosts, the God of Israel, such tidings I bring. (Isaiah 21, 10)
What burden for Duma?✻ A cry comes to me from Seir, How goes the night, watchman? How goes the night? (Isaiah 21, 11)
to archer, to chariot, to horseman, Elam sends out her challenge, bids shield come down from its place on the wall. (Isaiah 22, 6)
