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• This is the decision taken in defiance of the whole world; this, the hand outstretched in defiance of all nations. (Isaiah 14, 26)

• All Philistia, do not rejoice because the rod which used to beat you is now broken, for the serpent stock will produce a viper, its offspring will be a flying dragon. (Isaiah 14, 29)

• While the first-born of the poor are grazing and the destitute are resting in safety, I shall make your stock die of hunger and then slaughter what remains of you. (Isaiah 14, 30)

• Howl, gate! Shriek, city! Totter, all Philistia! For a smoke is coming from the north, and there are no deserters in those battalions. (Isaiah 14, 31)

• What reply will be given then to the messengers of that nation? - That Yahweh founded Zion and there the poor of his people will find refuge. (Isaiah 14, 32)

• Heshbon and Elealeh are crying out in distress, their voices can be heard as far as Jahaz. That is why the warriors of Moab are shivering, his soul trembles at the sound. (Isaiah 15, 4)

• His heart cries out in distress for Moab, whose fugitives are already at Zoar, nearly at Eglath-Shelishiyah. They climb the slope of Luhith, weeping as they go; on the road to Horonaim they utter heart-rending cries. (Isaiah 15, 5)

• The Waters of Nimrim have become a waste land, the grass dried up, the plants withered away, nothing green any more. (Isaiah 15, 6)

• That is why they are carrying what they could save of their stores across the Ravine of the Willows. (Isaiah 15, 7)

• For the cry for help re-echoes round the territory of Moab; their wailing, right to Eglaim, to Beer-Elim, their wailing; (Isaiah 15, 8)

• Dimon's waters are swollen with blood, and I have worse in store for Dimon: a lion for those of Moab who survive, for those left on its soil. (Isaiah 15, 9)

• for soon, like a fluttered bird, like nestlings cast out, will be the women of Moab at the fords of the Arnon. (Isaiah 16, 2)