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The coppersmith striking with the mallet encouraged him who was forging at that time, saying, “It is ready for soldering.” And he strengthened it with nails, so that it would not be moved. (Isaiah 41, 7)
And you have trusted in your malice, and you have said: “There is no one who sees me.” Your wisdom and your knowledge, these have deceived you. And you have said in your heart: “I am, and beside me there is no other.” (Isaiah 47, 10)
and so he has said: “It is a small thing that you should be my servant so as to raise up the tribes of Jacob, and so as to convert the dregs of Israel. Behold, I have offered you as a light for the Gentiles, so that you may be my salvation, even to the furthest regions of the earth.” (Isaiah 49, 6)
For I arrived, and there was no man. I called out, and there was no one who would hear. Has my hand been shortened and become small, so that I am unable to redeem? Or is there no power in me to deliver? Behold, at my rebuke, I will make the sea into a desert. I will turn rivers into dry land. The fish will rot for lack of water and will die of thirst. (Isaiah 50, 2)
The just man perishes, and there is no one who acknowledges it in his heart; and men of mercy are taken away, for there is no one who understands. For the just man has been taken away before the face of malice. (Isaiah 57, 1)
Like an animal who descends to an open field, the Spirit of the Lord was their guide. Thus did you lead your people, in order to make a glorious name for yourself. (Isaiah 63, 14)
Before she was in labor, she gave birth. Before her time arrived for delivery, she gave birth to a male child. (Isaiah 66, 7)
Your own malice will reprove you, and your own apostasy will rebuke you! But know and perceive this: it is an evil and bitter thing for you to forsake the Lord your God, and to be without my fear within you, says the Lord, the God of hosts. (Jeremiah 2, 19)
Why are you striving to claim that your way is good, as if to seek my love, when all the while you are also displaying your malice by your own way, (Jeremiah 2, 33)
Wash your heart from malice, O Jerusalem, so that you may be saved. How long will harmful thoughts abide in you? (Jeremiah 4, 14)
How long shall the earth mourn? And how long shall the plants of every field whither because of the wickedness of the inhabitants within them? It has consumed the wild animals and the birds. For they said: “He will not see our very end.” (Jeremiah 12, 4)
“Say to the king and to the female ruler: Humble yourselves, sit down. For the crown of your glory has gone down from your head. (Jeremiah 13, 18)
