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  • Saplings never truly planted, or laid out, or grounded in the soil, see how they wither at his sudden blast, how the storm-wind carries them away like stubble! (Isaiah 40, 24)

  • Youth itself may weaken, the warrior faint and flag, (Isaiah 40, 30)

  • but those who trust in the Lord will renew their strength, like eagles new-fledged; hasten, and never grow weary of hastening, march on, and never weaken on the march. (Isaiah 40, 31)

  • He should rout them in battle, and pass through their country unmolested, leaving not a footprint behind him. (Isaiah 41, 3)

  • Who was the author, the doer of all this, but I, the Lord, who summon all the ages into being? Before all, and at the end of all, I am. (Isaiah 41, 4)

  • But thou, Israel, my servant, thou, Jacob, on whom my choice has fallen, art sprung from that Abraham, who was my friend; (Isaiah 41, 8)

  • Thou shalt see all thy enemies disappointed and put to the blush; what are they? A very nothing, those adversaries of thine; they must vanish away; (Isaiah 41, 11)

  • proof for all to see and recognize, for all to mark and to consider, that the Lord’s hand was there; who but he, the Holy One of Israel, creates? (Isaiah 41, 20)

  • let them come forward, these other gods, and tell us the future.✻ So read the past for us, that the study of it may disclose what needs must follow; coming events make known. (Isaiah 41, 22)

  • I summoned one from the north country; from the east his coming should be, and ever he should invoke my name.✻ Princes he should harry to and fro, lightly as potter treads out his clay. (Isaiah 41, 25)

  • Which of you foretold this from the first? Let us recognize it. Which of you knew it from the beginning? We must needs say, His plea is just. But no, none gave tidings of it, none foretold it; there was no word came from you. (Isaiah 41, 26)

  • But when I looked, there was none of them that could offer counsel, or give a word in answer when I questioned him. (Isaiah 41, 28)


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