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• Just as many have been horrified at his disfigured appearance: "Is this a man? He does not look like one," (Isaiah 52, 14)

• This is for me like Noah's waters, when I swore that they would no more flood the earth; so now I swear not to be angry with you and never again to rebuke you. (Isaiah 54, 9)

• Look, it is I who created the blacksmith, who fans the burning coals and forges his weapons. But I have also prepared the one who makes them useless. (Isaiah 54, 16)

• With perfumed oil, you made yourself look your best for Molech; you sent envoys far afield - the children you sent to your pagan god through a sacrificial death. (Isaiah 57, 9)

• "Why are we fasting," they complain, "and you do not even see it? We are doing penance and you never notice it." Look, on your fast days you push your trade and you oppress your laborers. (Isaiah 58, 3)

• For your hands are blood-stained, your fingers blotted with crimes; your lips have spoken lies, your tongues have uttered deceit. (Isaiah 59, 3)

• Their feet rush to do evil; they are quick to shed innocent blood. Their minds are full of wicked thoughts, leaving in their wake ruin and havoc. (Isaiah 59, 7)

• So, far away from us lies justice, and beyond reach is righteousness. We look for light but behold darkness; we long for brightness but walk in gloom. (Isaiah 59, 9)

• We are like bears that growl; we are like doves that moan. We look for justice and find none; we wait for salvation that never comes. (Isaiah 59, 11)

• Justice has been withheld, righteousness stands aloof, for truth has fallen in the public square and integrity is not allowed to enter. (Isaiah 59, 14)

• Night still covers the earth and gloomy clouds veil the peoples, but Yahweh now rises and over you his glory appears. (Isaiah 60, 2)

• A flood of camels will cover you, caravans from Midian and Ephah. Those from Sheba will come, bringing with them gold and incense, all singing in praise of Yahweh. (Isaiah 60, 6)