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Heavy their reckoning, to match the abundance of their riches; a nation in exile, carried away to the Vale of Willows.✻ (Isaiah 15, 7)
What burden for the Arabs?✻ By evening, sleep in the woods you must, you that travel to Dedanim. (Isaiah 21, 13)
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)
so should the race of Jacob find pardon for its sins. Cleansed now from guilt, to bear fruit in full abundance; ground fine as chalk the altar-stones, pillar and shrine raised up no more! (Isaiah 27, 9)
What burden for the cattle-droves in the south? Here is a land of difficulty and danger, home of lion and lioness, of viper and flying serpent; and through it, goods piled on asses’ backs, treasures stored on the humps of camels, go men asking for help where help is none. (Isaiah 30, 6)
In these times a new Topheth✻ has been made ready; this, too, made ready by a king. It is deep and wide, fed with flaming brands in abundance; and the breath of the Lord comes down like a stream of brimstone, to kindle it. (Isaiah 30, 33)
And now, hearing of his sickness and recovery, the king of Babylon, Merodach Baladan, son of Baladan, sent a letter and gifts to Ezechias.✻ (Isaiah 39, 1)
None other was there, to lend his skill; guide to point out the way, pilot to warn him of danger. (Isaiah 40, 14)
I, too, have summoned this man to perform my designs faithfully; go he where he will, my guidance shall be his. He shall build up my own city, he shall let my captives go free, without bribe or ransom, says the Lord of hosts. (Isaiah 45, 13)
All thy children, then, shall be disciples of the Lord; thy children, blessed how abundantly with peace! (Isaiah 54, 13)
So shall you be her foster-children, suckled plentifully with her consolations, drinking in, to your hearts’ content, the abundant glory that is hers. (Isaiah 66, 11)
Must I ever be offering thee sonship, and a land so fair that all the peoples of the world might envy thee its possession? Must I ever be pleading with thee to acknowledge me as thy father, and forsake my guidance no more? (Jeremiah 3, 19)
