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turn he to the right, nought but famine is there; eat he what comes to his left hand, he is yet hungry, so that at last he will fall on his own flesh and blood,✻ Manasses on Ephraim and Ephraim on Manasses, and both will be banded together against Juda. (Isaiah 9, 20)
Out upon you, that enact ill decrees, and draw up instruments of wrong; (Isaiah 10, 1)
What shifts will you be put to, when the day of reckoning comes, when the storm overtakes you that is brewing far away? With whom take refuge, where hide away your treasures? (Isaiah 10, 3)
Woe, too, upon the Assyrian! What is he but the rod that executes my vengeance, the instrument of my displeasure? (Isaiah 10, 5)
Wait we, till the Lord has carried out all his designs upon mount Sion and Jerusalem. Then he means to reckon with the boastful ambition of Sennacherib, with the proud glance of those scornful eyes. (Isaiah 10, 12)
Poor fool, can axe set itself up against woodman, saw defy carpenter? Shall the rod turn on him who wields it, the staff, that is but wood, try conclusions with a living man? (Isaiah 10, 15)
And when that day comes, the remnant of Israel, the survivors of Jacob’s line, will learn to trust, not in the staff that turns into rod to smite them,✻ but in the Lord, the Holy One of Israel; here he shall find loyalty. (Isaiah 10, 20)
axe-iron for yonder tangled forest, the strength of Lebanon outmatched! (Isaiah 10, 34)
From the stock of Jesse a scion shall burgeon yet; out of his roots a flower shall spring. (Isaiah 11, 1)
child new-weaned, fresh from its mother’s arms, playing by asp’s hole, putting hand in viper’s den! (Isaiah 11, 8)
Then, once again, the Lord’s hand at work! From Assyria, from Egypt, Pathros and Ethiopia, from Elam and Sennaar, from Emath, from the islands out at sea, his people, a scattered remnant, shall return. (Isaiah 11, 11)
And the Lord will make a desert out of the tongue of sea that flanks Egypt; with the blast of his breath he will threaten Euphrates, dividing it into seven streams, that a man can cross dry-shod. (Isaiah 11, 15)
