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Look down from heaven and see from your holy and glorious dwelling. Where is your zeal and your might? Are your deepest feelings, your mercy to me, to be restrained? (Isaiah 63, 15)
Why, Yahweh, do you let us wander from your ways and let our hearts grow too hard to fear you? Return, for the sake of your servants, the tribes of your heritage. (Isaiah 63, 17)
Your holy people have owned it for so short a time, our enemies have trampled on your sanctuary. (Isaiah 63, 18)
Never has anyone heard, no ear has heard, no eye has seen any god but you act like this for the sake of those who trust him. (Isaiah 64, 3)
There is no one to invoke your name, to rouse himself to hold fast to you, for you have hidden your face from us and given us up to the power of our misdeeds. (Isaiah 64, 6)
And yet, Yahweh, you are our Father; we the clay and you our potter, all of us are the work of your hands. (Isaiah 64, 7)
Yahweh, do not let your anger go too far and do not remember guilt for ever. Look, please, we are all your people; (Isaiah 64, 8)
Our holy and glorious Temple, in which our ancestors used to praise you, has been burnt to the ground; all our delight lies in ruins. (Isaiah 64, 10)
living in tombs, spending the night in dark corners, eating the meat of pigs, putting unclean foods on their plates. (Isaiah 65, 4)
'Keep your distance,' they say, 'do not touch me, lest my sanctity come near you!' Such words are like stifling smoke to me, an ever-burning fire. (Isaiah 65, 5)
Look, it is inscribed before me: I shall not be silent until I have repaid them, repaid them in full, (Isaiah 65, 6)
punished your guilt and your ancestors' guilt together, Yahweh declares. For having burnt incense on the mountains and insulted me on the hills, I shall pay them back in full for what they have done. (Isaiah 65, 7)
