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• Dwellers in the south, bring out water to meet the thirsty, bread to meet fleeing men. (Isaiah 21, 14)

• In a year’s time, the Lord says, by the time a labourer’s contract is out, Cedar shall be robbed of all its glory;✻ (Isaiah 21, 16)

• What means this shouting everywhere, these thronged streets, as of a city that makes holiday? Alas for thy dead, that were never slain by the sword, never died in battle; (Isaiah 22, 2)

• to archer, to chariot, to horseman, Elam sends out her challenge, bids shield come down from its place on the wall. (Isaiah 22, 6)

• What claim of rank or kinship hast thou here, that thou shouldst hew out a burying-place for thyself? A tomb carefully hewed out on the hill side, an eyrie for thyself among the rocks? (Isaiah 22, 16)

• twines thee about with misfortune, and tosses thee like a ball into the great open plain! There shalt thou lie, and there that chariot which is thy pride, which is the shame of thy master’s house. (Isaiah 22, 18)

• I will give him the key of David’s house to bear upon his shoulders; none may shut when he opens, none open when he shuts.✻ (Isaiah 22, 22)

• Go out on your ocean voyage, dwellers on the coast-land, mourning aloud; (Isaiah 23, 6)

• The Lord’s hand, now, is stretched out over the sea itself, throwing all the kingdoms into dismay; his writ has gone out against Chanaan, that all its strongholds should be brought to nothing. (Isaiah 23, 11)

• But now the revenues of her trafficking shall be devoted to the Lord’s use, not hoarded up and laid by; revenue she shall earn, but for Sion’s folk, the Lord’s servants, to give them food in abundance, and brave clothes to wear. (Isaiah 23, 18)

• Look you, the Lord means to make earth a void, a wilderness; twist it out of shape, and scatter its inhabitants far and wide. (Isaiah 24, 1)

• Earth drained to its dregs, earth ravaged and ransacked; such decree the Lord has uttered. (Isaiah 24, 3)