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• And there will be a highway for the remnant of his people for those still left, from Assyria, as there was for Israel when he came out of Egypt. (Isaiah 11, 16)

• In the year Ahaz died came this proclamation: (Isaiah 14, 28)

• The year the general-in-chief, sent by Sargon king of Assyria, came to Ashdod and stormed and captured it (Isaiah 20, 1)

• He will see cavalry, horsemen two by two, men mounted on donkeys, men mounted on camels; let him watch alertly, be very alert indeed!' (Isaiah 21, 7)

• Woe, Ariel, Ariel, city where David encamped. Let year after year pass, let the feasts make their full round, (Isaiah 29, 1)

• I shall encamp all round you, I shall lay siege to you and mount siege-works against you. (Isaiah 29, 3)

• Proclamation about the beasts of the Negeb: Into the land of distress and of anguish, of lioness and roaring lion, of viper and flying dragon, they bear their riches on donkeys' backs, their treasures on camels' humps, to a nation that cannot help: (Isaiah 30, 6)

• When King Hezekiah's ministers came to Isaiah, (Isaiah 37, 5)

• Because you have raved against me and your arrogance has reached my ears, I shall put a hook through your nostrils and a muzzle on your lips, and make you return by the road by which you came. (Isaiah 37, 29)

• By the road by which he came, by that he will return; he will not enter this city, declares Yahweh. (Isaiah 37, 34)

• That same night the angel of Yahweh went out and struck down a hundred and eighty-five thousand men in the Assyrian camp. In the early morning when it was time to get up, there they lay, so many corpses. (Isaiah 37, 36)

• Sennacherib struck camp and left; he returned home and stayed in Nineveh. (Isaiah 37, 37)