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But a time is coming, when the Lord will beat the fruit from his trees,✻ as far away as the bed of Euphrates and the river of Egypt, and you, sons of Israel, shall be gathered in one by one. (Isaiah 27, 12)
Out upon the drunken lords of Ephraim, and the city that is their boast, their crown! Quickly shall it fade, this flower, in the pride of its beauty. Careless they dwell at the head of yonder fruitful valley, all besotted with their wine; (Isaiah 28, 1)
and the Lord will come upon them like a rough, boisterous hail-storm, like a destroying whirlwind, like a swift flood that rises and spreads out over the plain. (Isaiah 28, 2)
that flower, whose brief bloom once delighted him, shall look down over the fruitful valley no more. Fig ripens to its cost, that ripens ere autumn brings the harvest, no sooner seen than plucked and eaten by the first that passes by! (Isaiah 28, 4)
But the Lord has his own people still left him; to these he shall be a crown to boast of, a garland of pride; (Isaiah 28, 5)
No room is left at their tables for aught but filth and vomit. (Isaiah 28, 8)
Here is stammering speech, here is outlandish talk for our folk to listen to! (Isaiah 28, 11)
Yet he did but counsel rest and repose; rest none other, repose none other, than to give respite to a weary nation. And listen they would not; (Isaiah 28, 12)
You shall have justice dealt out to you by weight, your sentence shall be strictly measured; shattered, the vain hopes, as by a storm of hail, buried the illusion as by a deluge. (Isaiah 28, 17)
Too narrow a bed, and one or the other must fall out; a short cloak is no covering for two.✻ (Isaiah 28, 20)
Who stands there? None other than the Lord himself, as he stood once on the mountain of Disruption,✻ vengeful still, as when he stood in the valley at Gabaon; but now, his own purpose to achieve, he lends himself to the purpose of another, now his will is, to let the alien have his will. (Isaiah 28, 21)
Plough the farmer must, ere he sow, but will he be ever ploughing? For hoe and harrow is there no rest? (Isaiah 28, 24)
