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If you are willing, and you listen to me, then you will eat the good things of the land. (Isaiah 1, 19)
But if you are not willing, and you provoke me to anger, then the sword will devour you. For the mouth of the Lord has spoken. (Isaiah 1, 20)
when you were like an oak with falling leaves, and like a garden without water. (Isaiah 1, 30)
and the continual changes in appearance, and the short skirts, and the fine linens and embroidered cloths, (Isaiah 3, 22)
In that day, the seedling of the Lord will have magnificence and glory, and the fruit of the earth will be greatly-esteemed and a source of joy to those who will have been saved out of Israel. (Isaiah 4, 2)
For the vineyard of the Lord of hosts is the house of Israel. And the man of Judah is his delightful seedling. And I expected that he would do judgment, and behold iniquity, and that he would do justice, and behold an outcry. (Isaiah 5, 7)
There is no one weak or struggling among them. They will not become drowsy, and they will not sleep. Neither will the belt around their waist be loosened, nor the laces of their boots be broken. (Isaiah 5, 27)
Their arrows are sharp, and all their bows are taut. The hoofs of their horses are like flint, and their wheels are like the force of a tempest. (Isaiah 5, 28)
And the lintels above the hinges were shaken at the voice of the one crying out. And the house was filled with smoke. (Isaiah 6, 4)
Blind the heart of this people. Make their ears heavy and close their eyes, lest they see with their eyes, and hear with their ears, and understand with their heart, and be converted, and then I would heal them.” (Isaiah 6, 10)
And he will pass through Judah, inundating it, and he will cross over and arrive, even at its neck. And he will extend his wings, filling the breadth of your land, O Immanuel.” (Isaiah 8, 8)
At their crossroads, they have been wrapped with sackcloth. On their rooftops and in their streets, everyone descends, wailing and weeping. (Isaiah 15, 3)
