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Then at last man will turn to his Maker, will look towards the Holy One of Israel. (Isaiah 17, 7)
Nations roaring with the roar of waters in full flood; and then, God will rebuke him, and in a moment he is far away, swept like the dust when a wind blows on the hills, or the whirl of leaves before the storm. (Isaiah 17, 13)
Upon Juda Egypt must needs look with awe; fear is in the very name of it, as they scan the future; what means the Lord of hosts now? (Isaiah 19, 17)
Whereupon the Lord said, Look, how my servant Isaias goes bare and unshod; that is a sign and a portent of what must come upon Egypt and Ethiopia when three years are past.✻ (Isaiah 20, 3)
What, the banquet spread? From yonder post of vantage look down on them, where they sit at their meat and drink! Now, captains, to arms! (Isaiah 21, 5)
A chariot he saw, with two out-riders, one that rode on an ass, and one that rode on a camel; looked long at them, watching them eagerly. (Isaiah 21, 7)
My countrymen, winnowed with me in the same threshing-floor of trial, from the Lord of hosts, the God of Israel, such tidings I bring. (Isaiah 21, 10)
Here is Juda, then, stripped bare; here is a day for looking to the armoury, there in the Forest House.✻ (Isaiah 22, 8)
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)
flee they from tidings of fear, they shall fall into the pit, flee they from the pit, they shall be held fast in the snare. The floodgates of heaven will be opened, and the foundations of earth rock; (Isaiah 24, 18)
When that day comes, men will be saying, He is here, the God to whom we looked for help, the Lord for whom we waited so patiently; ours to rejoice, ours to triumph in the victory he has sent us. (Isaiah 25, 9)
See, where the Lord comes out from his dwelling-place, holds the nations of the world to account for their guilt! Earth shall disclose the blood spilt on it, and no more cover its dead. (Isaiah 26, 21)
