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to avoid squatting among the captives or falling among the slain? After all this, his anger is not spent. No, his hand is still raised! (Isaiah 10, 4)
But this was not his intention nor did his heart plan it so, for he dreamed of putting an end to them, of liquidating nations without number! (Isaiah 10, 7)
For he thought, 'Are not my officers all kings? (Isaiah 10, 8)
As my hand has found the kingdoms of the false gods, where there were more images than in Jerusalem and Samaria, (Isaiah 10, 10)
When the Lord has completed all his work on Mount Zion and in Jerusalem, he will punish the fruit of the king of Assyria's boastful heart and the insolence of his haughty looks. (Isaiah 10, 12)
For he thinks: 'By the strength of my own arm I have done this and by my own wisdom: how intelligent I have been! I have abolished the frontiers between peoples, I have plundered their treasures, like a hero, I have subjugated their inhabitants. (Isaiah 10, 13)
My hand has found, as though a bird's nest, the riches of the peoples. Like someone collecting deserted eggs, I have collected the whole world while no one has fluttered a wing or opened a beak to squawk.' (Isaiah 10, 14)
Does the axe claim more credit than the man who wields it, or the saw more strength than the man who handles it? As though a staff controlled those who raise it, or the club could raise what is not made of wood! (Isaiah 10, 15)
That is why Yahweh Sabaoth is going to inflict leanness on his stout men, and beneath his glory kindle a fever burning like a fire. (Isaiah 10, 16)
The light of Israel will become a fire and its Holy One a flame burning and devouring his thorn-bushes and brambles in a day. (Isaiah 10, 17)
He will consume his luxuriant forest and productive ground, he will ravage body and soul: it will be like a consumptive wasting away; (Isaiah 10, 18)
and what remain of the trees of his forest will be so few that a child could write their number. (Isaiah 10, 19)
