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In the midst of the wide earth, among those many peoples, what shall be left? A remnant, the last olives that are shaken from the tree, the gleanings that remain when vintage-time is over. (Isaiah 24, 13)
What wonder great nations should do thee homage, embattled cities hold thee in dread? (Isaiah 25, 3)
Stronghold thou art of the poor, stronghold of the helpless in their affliction, refuge from the storm, shade in the noonday sun; against that wall the rage of tyrants blusters in vain. (Isaiah 25, 4)
his the justice inspires them when they sit in judgement; his the courage that rallies them when they fall back, fighting, to the gates. (Isaiah 28, 6)
Here is one (they say) has knowledge to impart,✻ has a message to make known, to whom? Does he think we are children new-weaned, fresh from their mothers’ milk? (Isaiah 28, 9)
to them, the Lord’s message was all Pass the word on, pass the word on, Wait a while yet, wait a while yet, A word with you, here, and a word with you, there! And so they will go on their way, to stumble backwards and break their bones, to fall into a trap and lie there caught. (Isaiah 28, 13)
A message to you, then, from the Lord God, See, I am laying a stone in the foundations of Sion that has been tested and found true, a corner-stone, a stone of worth, built into the foundations themselves.✻ Hurry to and fro who will; faith knows better. (Isaiah 28, 16)
Listen now, and give me a hearing, mark well the message I bring. (Isaiah 28, 23)
Then this book will have a message for deaf ears to hear, for blind eyes to see through the mist that darkens them; (Isaiah 29, 18)
Here is a message to the race of Jacob from the Lord, that was Abraham’s deliverer: No longer shall Jacob be disappointed, no longer put to the blush. (Isaiah 29, 22)
He shall see children of his, my gift, doing honour publicly to my name; honour to the Holy One of Jacob, homage to the God of Israel! (Isaiah 29, 23)
From him, the Holy One of Israel, this message: Warning of mine you have rejected, so blindly you trust your own cunning, your own headstrong will. (Isaiah 30, 12)
