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Do not remember those old things, he says, as if you had eyes for nothing but what happened long ago; (Isaiah 43, 18)
The wild things will do me honour, the serpents and the ostriches, for thus giving them water in the desert, streams in the waste; but it was for my people’s sake that I did it, to give drink to my chosen people. (Isaiah 43, 20)
Alas, Jacob, that my name should be forgotten, alas, Israel, that thou shouldst have troubled thyself about me so little! (Isaiah 43, 22)
It was I, ever I, that must be blotting out thy offences, for my own honour’s sake, effacing the memory of thy sins. (Isaiah 43, 25)
I will pour out water on the thirsty plain, streams over the land that once was dry; I will pour out my spirit upon thy race, my blessing on all thy line, (Isaiah 44, 3)
Thus says the Lord, Israel’s king and ransomer, the Lord of hosts: I am before all; there is no other God but I. (Isaiah 44, 6)
What other is like me? Let him proclaim it, tell us of it; let him expound the history of the past, ever since I established the primal race of man; then let him make known the future that is yet to come.✻ (Isaiah 44, 7)
Do not be afraid, or bewildered; you can bear me witness that from the first I proclaimed it in your hearing, there is no other God but I, no other Powers to rival me. (Isaiah 44, 8)
What can they do, yonder whole conspiracy, but stand there blushing? They are but craftsmen with human power. See them met there in a body, all struck dumb, every one abashed as his neighbour! (Isaiah 44, 11)
Here is blacksmith that works away with his file, beats out image with furnace and hammer, his strong arm the whole author of it; faints he, like other men, if he be hungry, tires at his task if water he have none to drink! (Isaiah 44, 12)
Here is carpenter unfolding his rule; plane smoothes the wood, square and compasses must do their work; and what has he made for you? The figure of a man, that has but human beauty, a man that must have a roof to shelter him. (Isaiah 44, 13)
For such ends, cedar must fall, ilex and oak be cut away from their place in the forest; for this, pine-tree was planted where rains should nourish it. (Isaiah 44, 14)
