I knew it'd been awhile.
Two months was more than I'd thought, though.
It's just so easy, when things are so busy . . .
When the schoolwork piles up,
When time with family becomes so important,
When I just need rest . . .
It's so easy to neglect the things that are important.
So much has been going on in my life lately,
Things that have required much of me,
And I really did need a break.
And maybe I still do.
I felt it, though, in my chest . . .
And I thought,
Maybe,
I was supposed to share these with you?
I haven't stopped counting . . .
I hope to never stop counting . . .
Reasons 5396-6171 today,
Bridging a gap . . .
With reasons to praise:
His Spirit will rest on the shoot which comes up from the stump of Jesse (Isaiah 11:1-2) His Spirit is a Spirit of wisdom (Isaiah 10:2) His Spirit is a Spirit of understanding (Isaiah 10:2) His Spirit is a Spirit of counsel (Isaiah 10:2) His Spirit is a Spirit of might (Isaiah 10:2) His Spirit is a Spirit of knowledge (Isaiah 10:2) His Spirit is a Spirit of fear of Him (Isaiah 10:2) The shoot which comes up from the stump of Jesse will delight in the fear of Him (Isaiah 11:1-3) He will not judge by what He sees with His eyes (Isaiah 11:3) He will not decide by what He hears with His ears (Isaiah 11:3) With Righteousness He will judge the needy (Isaiah 11:4) With Justice He will give decisions for the poor of the earth (Isaiah 11:4) He will strike the earth with the rod of His mouth (Isaiah 11:4) With the breath of His lips He will slay the wicked (Isaiah 11:4) Righteousness will be His belt (Isaiah 11:5) Faithfulness will be the sash around His waist (Isaiah 11:5) Creatures will neither harm nor destroy on His Holy mountain (Isaiah 11:6-9) The earth will be filled with the knowledge of Him (Isaiah 11:9) The earth will be filled with the knowledge of Him as the waters cover the sea (Isaiah 11:9) He will stand as a banner for the peoples (Isaiah 11:10) The nations will rally to Him (Isaiah 11:10) His resting place will be glorious (Isaiah 11:10) He will reach out His hand a second time to reclaim the surviving remnant of His people (Isaiah 11:11) He will reach out His hand a second time to reclaim the surviving remnant of His people from Assyria, from Lower Egypt, from Upper Egypt, from Cush, from Elam, from Babylonia, from Hamath and from the islands of the Mediterranean (Isaiah 11:11) He will raise a banner for the nations (Isaiah 11:12) He will gather the exiles of Israel (Isaiah 11:12) He will assemble the scattered people of Judah from the four quarters of the earth (Isaiah 11:12) He will dry up the gulf of the Egyptian sea (Isaiah 11:15) With a scorching wind He will sweep His hand over the Euphrates River (Isaiah 11:15) He will break the Euphrates River up into seven streams (Isaiah 11:15) He will break the Euphrates River up into seven streams so that anyone can cross over in sandals (Isaiah 11:15) There will be a highway for the remnant of His people that is left from Assyria (Isaiah 11:16) There will be a highway for the remnant of His people that is left from Assyria, as there was for Israel when they came up from Egypt (Isaiah 11:16) He was angry with His people (Isaiah 12:1) Though He was angry with His people, His anger has turned away (Isaiah 12:1) Though He was angry with His people, His anger has turned away and He has comforted His people (Isaiah 12:1) Surely He is His people's salvation (Isaiah 12:2) Surely He is His people's salvation; they will trust Him (Isaiah 12:2) Surely He is His people's salvation; they will trust Him and not be afraid (Isaiah 12:2) He, He Himself, is His people's strength (Isaiah 12:2) He, He Himself, is His people's defense (Isaiah 12:2) He, He Himself, has become His people's salvation (Isaiah 12:2) He will draw water from the wells of salvation (Isaiah 12:3) With joy He will draw water from the wells of salvation (Isaiah 12:3) His Name is exalted (Isaiah 12:4) He has done glorious things (Isaiah 12:5) Great is He among His people (Isaiah 12:6) He prepares people for battle (Isaiah 13:3) He has commanded those He prepared for battle (Isaiah 13:3) He has summoned His warriors (Isaiah 13:3) He has summoned His warriors to carry out His Wrath (Isaiah 13:3) He has summoned His warriors to carry out His Wrath - those who rejoice in His triumph (Isaiah 13:3) He is mustering an army for war (Isaiah 13:4) A noise on the mountains, like that of a great multitude, is the sound of His mustering an army for war (Isaiah 13:4) An uproar among the kingdoms, like the nations massing together, is the sound of His mustering an army for war (Isaiah 13:4) They come from far away lands, Him and the weapons of His Wrath (Isaiah 13:5) They come from the ends of the heavens, Him and the weapons of His Wrath (Isaiah 13:5) They come from far away lands, Him and the weapons of His Wrath, to destroy the whole country (Isaiah 13:5) They come from the ends of the heavens, Him and the weapons of His Wrath, to destroy the whole country (Isaiah 13:5) His day is near (Isaiah 13:6) His day is near; it will come like destruction from Him (Isaiah 13:6) His day is near - because of this, all hands will go limp (Isaiah 13:6-7) His day is near - because of this, every heart will melt with fear (Isaiah 13:6-7) His day is near - because of this, terror will seize people (Isaiah 13:6-8) His day is near - because of this, pain and anguish will grip people (Isaiah 13:6-8) His day is near - because of this, people will writhe like a woman in labor (Isaiah 13:6-8) His day is near - because of this, people will look aghast at each other, their faces aflame (Isaiah 13:6-8) His day is coming (Isaiah 13:9) His day is coming - a cruel day, with wrath and fierce anger (Isaiah 13:9) His day is coming - a cruel day, with wrath and fierce anger - to make the land desolate (Isaiah 13:9) His day is coming - a cruel day, with wrath and fierce anger - to make the land desolate and destroy the sinners within it (Isaiah 13:9) He will punish the world for its evil (Isaiah 13:11) He will punish the wicked for their sins (Isaiah 13:11) He will put an end to the arrogance of the haughty (Isaiah 13:11) He will humble the pride of the ruthless (Isaiah 13:11) He will make people scarcer than gold (Isaiah 13:12) He will make people more rare than the gold of Ophir (Isaiah 13:12) He will make the heavens tremble (Isaiah 13:13) The earth will shake from its place at His Wrath (Isaiah 13:13) The earth will shake from its place at His Wrath in the day of His burning anger (Isaiah 13:13) He will stir up against people the Medes (Isaiah 13:17) He will stir up against people the Medes, who do not care for silver (Isaiah 13:17) He will stir up against people the Medes, who have no delight in gold (Isaiah 13:17) He will stir up against people the Medes - their bows will strike down the young men (Isaiah 13:17-18) He will stir up against people the Medes - they will have no mercy on infants (Isaiah 13:17-18) He will stir up against people the Medes - they will not look with compassion on children (Isaiah 13:17-18) Babylon, the jewel of kingdoms, the pride and glory of the Babylonians, will be overthrown by Him (Isaiah 13:19) Babylon, the jewel of kingdoms, the pride and glory of the Babylonians, will be overthrown by Him like Sodom and Gomorrah (Isaiah 13:19) He will have compassion (Isaiah 14:1) He will have compassion on Jacob (Isaiah 14:1) Once again He will choose Israel (Isaiah 14:1) Once again He will choose Israel and will settle them in their own land (Isaiah 14:1) He will give His people relief from suffering (Isaiah 14:3) He will give His people relief from turmoil (Isaiah 14:3) He will give His people relief from the harsh labor forced on them (Isaiah 14:3) He breaks the rod of the wicked (Isaiah 14:5) He breaks the scepter of the rulers (Isaiah 14:5) He will rise up against people (Isaiah 14:22) He will wipe out Babylon's name (Isaiah 14:22) He will wipe out Babylon's survivors (Isaiah 14:22) He will wipe out Babylon's offspring (Isaiah 14:22) He will wipe out Babylon's descendants (Isaiah 14:22) He will turn Babylon into a place for owls (Isaiah 14:22-23) He will turn Babylon into swampland (Isaiah 14:22-23) He will sweep Babylon with the broom of destruction (Isaiah 14:22-23) He has sworn, surely, as He has planned, so it will be (Isaiah 14:24) He has sworn, surely, as He has purposed, so it will happen (Isaiah 14:24) Surely, as He has planned, so it will be (Isaiah 14:24) Surely, as He has purposed, so it will happen (Isaiah 14:24) He will crush the Assyrian in His land (Isaiah 14:25) On His mountains He will trample the Assyrian down (Isaiah 14:25) The Assyrian's yoke will be taken from His people (Isaiah 14:25) The Assyrian's burden will be removed from His people's shoulders (Isaiah 14:25) His is the plan determined for the whole world (Isaiah 14;26-27) His is the hand stretched out over all nations (Isaiah 14;26-27) He has purposed, and no one can thwart Him (Isaiah 14:27) His hand is stretched out, and no one can turn it back (Isaiah 14:27) He has established Zion (Isaiah 14:32) He has established Zion, and in her His afflicted people will find refuge (Isaiah 14:32) His heart cries out over Moab (Isaiah 15:5) The waters of Dimon are full of blood, but He will bring still more upon Dimon (Isaiah 15:9) He weeps (Isaiah 16:9) He weeps, as Jazer weeps for the vines of Sibmah (Isaiah 16:9) He drenches Heshbon and Elealeh with tears (Isaiah 16:9) The shouts of joy over ripened fruit and over harvests have been stilled, for He has put an end to the shouting (Isaiah 16:9-10) Joy and gladness are taken away from the orchards, for He has put an end to the shouting (Isaiah 16:10) No one sings or shouts in the vineyards, for He has put an end to the shouting (Isaiah 16:10) no one treads out wine at the presses, for He has put an end to the shouting (Isaiah 16:10) His heart laments for Moab (Isaiah 16:11) His heart laments for Moab like a harp (Isaiah 16:11) His inmost being laments for Kir Hareseth (Isaiah 16:11) People will look to Him (Isaiah 17:7) People will turn their eyes to Him (Isaiah 17:7) He is His people's Rock, their fortress (Isaiah 17:10) Because His people have forgotten Him, their Savior, though they set out the finest plants, yet the harvest will be as nothing (Isaiah 17:10-11) Because His people have forgotten Him, the Rock, their fortress, though they set out the finest plants, yet the harvest will be as nothing (Isaiah 17:10-11) Because His people have forgotten Him, their Savior, though they plant imported vines, yet the harvest will be as nothing (Isaiah 17:10-11) Because His people have forgotten Him, the Rock, their fortress, though they plant imported vines, yet the harvest will be as nothing (Isaiah 17:10-11) Because His people have forgotten Him, their Savior, though on the day they set their plants out, they make them grow, yet the harvest will be as nothing (Isaiah 17:10-11) Because His people have forgotten Him, the Rock, their fortress, though on the day they set their plants out, they make them grow, yet the harvest will be as nothing (Isaiah 17:10-11) Because His people have forgotten Him, their Savior, though on the morning when they plant their plants, they bring them to bud, yet the harvest will be as nothing (Isaiah 17:10-11) Because His people have forgotten Him, the Rock, their fortress, though on the morning when they plant their plants, they bring them to bud, yet the harvest will be as nothing (Isaiah 17:10-11) Because His people have forgotten Him, their Savior, though they set out the finest plants, yet the harvest will be as nothing in the day of disease and incurable pain (Isaiah 17:10-11) Because His people have forgotten Him, the Rock, their fortress, though they set out the finest plants, yet the harvest will be as nothing in the day of disease and incurable pain (Isaiah 17:10-11) Because His people have forgotten Him, their Savior, though they plant imported vines, yet the harvest will be as nothing in the day of disease and incurable pain (Isaiah 17:10-11) Because His people have forgotten Him, the Rock, their fortress, though they plant imported vines, yet the harvest will be as nothing in the day of disease and incurable pain (Isaiah 17:10-11) Because His people have forgotten Him, their Savior, though on the day they set their plants out, they make them grow, yet the harvest will be as nothing in the day of disease and incurable pain (Isaiah 17:10-11) Because His people have forgotten Him, the Rock, their fortress, though on the day they set their plants out, they make them grow, yet the harvest will be as nothing in the day of disease and incurable pain (Isaiah 17:10-11) Because His people have forgotten Him, their Savior, though on the morning when they plant their plants, they bring them to bud, yet the harvest will be as nothing in the day of disease and incurable pain (Isaiah 17:10-11) Because His people have forgotten Him, the Rock, their fortress, though on the morning when they plant their plants, they bring them to bud, yet the harvest will be as nothing in the day of disease and incurable pain (Isaiah 17:10-11) He will remain quiet and will look on from His dwelling place (Isaiah 18:4) He will remain quiet and will look on from His dwelling place, like shimmering heat in the sunshine (Isaiah 18:4) He will remain quiet and will look on from His dwelling place, like a cloud of dew in the heat of harvest (Isaiah 18:4) He will remain quiet and will look on from His dwelling place, like shimmering heat in the sunshine, for, before the harvest, when the blossom is gone and the flower becomes a ripening grape, He will cut off the shoots with pruning knives (Isaiah 18:4-5) He will remain quiet and will look on from His dwelling place, like a cloud of dew in the heat of harvest, for, before the harvest, when the blossom is gone and the flower becomes a ripening grape, He will cut off the shoots with pruning knives (Isaiah 18:4-5) He will remain quiet and will look on from His dwelling place, like shimmering heat in the sunshine, for, before the harvest, when the blossom is gone and the flower becomes a ripening grape, He will cut down and take away the spreading branches (Isaiah 18:4-5) He will remain quiet and will look on from His dwelling place, like a cloud of dew in the heat of harvest, for, before the harvest, when the blossom is gone and the flower becomes a ripening grape, He will cut down and take away the spreading branches (Isaiah 18:4-5) Gifts will be brought to Him (Isaiah 18:7) Gifts will be brought to Him from a people tall (Isaiah 18:7) Gifts will be brought to Him from a people smooth-skinned (Isaiah 18:7) Gifts will be brought to Him from a people feared far and wide (Isaiah 18:7) Gifts will be brought to Him from an aggressive nation of strange speech (Isaiah 18:7) Gifts will be brought to Him from an aggressive nation of strange speech whose land is divided by rivers (Isaiah 18:7) Gifts will be brought to Mount Zion, the place of His Name (Isaiah 18:7) He rides on a swift cloud (Isaiah 19:1) He is coming to Egypt (Isaiah 19:1) The idols of Egypt tremble before Him (Isaiah 19:1) The idols of Egypt tremble before Him, and the hearts of the Egyptians melt with fear (Isaiah 19:1) He will stir up Egyptian against Egyptian (Isaiah 19:2) He will stir up Egyptian against Egyptian - brother will fight against brother (Isaiah 19:2) He will stir up Egyptian against Egyptian - neighbor will fight against neighbor (Isaiah 19:2) He will stir up Egyptian against Egyptian - city will fight against city (Isaiah 19:2) He will stir up Egyptian against Egyptian - kingdom will fight against kingdom (Isaiah 19:2) He will bring the plans of the Egyptians to nothing (Isaiah 19:3) He will hand the Egyptians over (Isaiah 19:4) He will hand the Egyptians over to the power of a cruel master (Isaiah 19:4) He will hand the Egyptians over to the power of a cruel master and a fierce king will rule over them (Isaiah 19:4) He has planned against Egypt (Isaiah 19:12) He has poured into the officials of Zoan a spirit of dizziness (Isaiah 19:13-14) He has poured into the leaders of Memphis a spirit of dizziness (Isaiah 19:13-14) He has poured into the cornerstones of Egypt's peoples a spirit of dizziness (Isaiah 19:13-14) The Egyptians will shudder with fear at the uplifted hand that He raises against them (Isaiah 19:16) Everyone to whom Judah is mentioned will be terrified, because of what He is planning against them (Isaiah 19:17) Five cities in Egypt will speak the language of Canaan and swear allegiance to Him (Isaiah 19:18) There will be an altar to Him in the heart of Egypt (Isaiah 19:19) There will be a monument to Him at the border of Egypt (Isaiah 19:19) There will be a sign and witness to Him in the land of Egypt (Isaiah 19:20) When the Egyptians cry out to Him because of their oppressors, He will send them a savior and defender (Isaiah 19:20) When the Egyptians cry out to Him because of their oppressors, He will rescue them (Isaiah 19:20) He will make Himself known to the Egyptians (Isaiah 19:21) He will make Himself known to the Egyptians, and in that day they will acknowledge Him (Isaiah 19:21) He will strike Egypt with a plague (Isaiah 19:22) He will strike Egypt with a plague and heal them (Isaiah 19:22) He will strike Egypt with a plague and heal them; they will turn to Him, and He will respond to their pleas and heal them (Isaiah 19:22) He will bless the nations that worship Him, saying, “Blessed be Egypt my people, Assyria my handiwork, and Israel my inheritance.” (Isaiah 19:23-25) Egypt is His people (Isaiah 19:25) Assyria is His handiwork (Isaiah 19:25) Israel is His inheritance (Isaiah 19:25) He speaks through people (Isaiah 20:2) He tells His servant to take off the sackcloth from his body (Isaiah 20:2) He tells His servant to take off the sandals from his feet (Isaiah 20:2) He has His servant go around stripped and barefoot for three years (Isaiah 20:2-3) He has His servant go around stripped and barefoot for three years, as a sign and portent against Egypt and Cush (Isaiah 20:2-3) He has a day of tumult in the Valley of Vision (Isaiah 22:5) He has a day of trampling in the Valley of Vision (Isaiah 22:5) He has a day of terror in the Valley of Vision (Isaiah 22:5) He has a day of battering down walls (Isaiah 22:5) He has a day of crying out to the mountains (Isaiah 22:5) He stripped away the defenses of Judah (Isaiah 22:8) He calls on His people (Isaiah 22:12) He calls on His people to weep and to wail (Isaiah 22:12) He calls on His people to tear out their hair (Isaiah 22:12) He calls on His people to put on sackcloth (Isaiah 22:12) He reveals (Isaiah 22:14) He reveals that until the people's dying day, their sin of not answering His call will not be atoned for (Isaiah 22:12-14) He is about to take firm hold of the mighty man (Isaiah 22:17) He is about to hurl the mighty man away (Isaiah 22:17) He will roll the mighty man up tightly like a ball (Isaiah 22:17-18) He will roll the mighty man up tightly like a ball and throw him into a large country (Isaiah 22:17-18) He will depose the mighty man from his office (Isaiah 22:17-19) He will oust the mighty man from his position (Isaiah 22:17-19) He will summon His servant (Isaiah 22:20) He will clothe His servant with the mighty man's robe (Isaiah 22:17-20) He will fasten the mighty man's sash around His servant (Isaiah 22:17-20) He will hand the mighty man's authority over to His servant (Isaiah 22:17-20) He will place on the shoulder of His servant the key to the house of David (Isaiah 22:22) He will place on the shoulder of His servant the key to the house of David; what he opens no one can shut, and what he shuts no one can open (Isaiah 22:22) He will drive His servant like a peg into a firm place (Isaiah 22:23) He planned against Tyre (Isaiah 23:8-9) He planned against Tyre, the bestower of crowns (Isaiah 23:8-9) He planned against Tyre, whose merchants are princes (Isaiah 23:8-9) He planned against Tyre, whose traders are renowned in the earth (Isaiah 23:8-9) He planned against Tyre to bring down her pride in all her splendor (Isaiah 23:9) He planned against Tyre to humble all who are renowned on the earth (Isaiah 23:9) He has stretched out His hand over the sea (Isaiah 23:11) He has stretched out His hand over the sea and made its kingdoms tremble (Isaiah 23:11) He has given an order concerning Phoenicia (Isaiah 23:11) He has given an order concerning Phoenicia that her fortresses be destroyed (Isaiah 23:11) He said, “No more of your reveling, Virgin Daughter Sidon, now crushed! Up, cross over to Cyprus; even there you will find no rest.” (Isaiah 23:12) At the end of seventy years, He will deal with Tyre (Isaiah 23:17) He is going to lay waste to the earth (Isaiah 24:1) He is going to devastate the earth (Isaiah 24:1) He is going to ruin the face of the earth (Isaiah 24:1) He is going to scatter the inhabitants of the earth (Isaiah 24:1) He has spoken that the earth will be completely laid waste and totally plundered (Isaiah 24:3) His majesty is acclaimed (Isaiah 24:14) His majesty is acclaimed from the west (Isaiah 24:14) From the ends of the earth, singing is heard of Glory to Him (Isaiah 24:16) He will punish (Isaiah 24:21) He will punish the powers in the heavens above (Isaiah 24:21) He will punish the kings on the earth below (Isaiah 24:21) The moon will be dismayed, for He will reign (Isaiah 24:23) The sun will be ashamed, for He will reign (Isaiah 24:23) The moon will be dismayed, for He will reign on Mount Zion (Isaiah 24:23) The sun will be ashamed, for He will reign on Mount Zion (Isaiah 24:23) The moon will be dismayed, for He will reign in Jerusalem (Isaiah 24:23) The sun will be ashamed, for He will reign in Jerusalem (Isaiah 24:23) The moon will be dismayed, for He will reign before Jerusalem's elders (Isaiah 24:23) The sun will be ashamed, for He will reign before Jerusalem's elders (Isaiah 24:23) The moon will be dismayed, for He will reign with great Glory (Isaiah 24:23) The sun will be ashamed, for He will reign with great Glory (Isaiah 24:23) In perfect Faithfulness He has done wonderful things (Isaiah 25:1) In perfect Faithfulness He has done wonderful things, things planned long ago (Isaiah 25:1) He has made the city a heap of rubble (Isaiah 25:2) He has made the fortified town a ruin (Isaiah 25:2) Strong peoples will honor Him (Isaiah 25:3) Cities of ruthless nations will revere Him (Isaiah 25:3) He has been a refuge for the poor (Isaiah 25:4) He has been a refuge for the needy in distress (Isaiah 25:4) He has been a shelter from the storm (Isaiah 25:4) He has been a shade from the heat (Isaiah 25:4) He silences the uproar of foreigners (Isaiah 25:5) On His mountain He will prepare a feast of rich food for all peoples (Isaiah 25:6) On His mountain He will prepare a feast of rich food for all peoples, a banquet of aged wine - the best of meats and the finest of wines (Isaiah 25:6) On His mountain He will destroy the shroud that enfolds all peoples (Isaiah 25:7) On His mountain He will destroy the sheet that covers all nations (Isaiah 25:7) On His mountain He will swallow up death forever (Isaiah 25:7-8) He will wipe away the tears from all faces (Isaiah 25:8) He will remove His people's disgrace (Isaiah 25:8) He will remove His people's disgrace from all the earth (Isaiah 25:8) His hand will rest on this mountain (Isaiah 25:10) He will bring down the pride of Moab (Isaiah 25:10-11) He will bring down the pride of Moab despite the cleverness of their hands (Isaiah 25:10-11) He will bring down the high fortified walls of Moab (Isaiah 25:10-12) He will bring down the high fortified walls of Moab and lay them low (Isaiah 25:10-12) He will bring the high fortified walls of Moab down to the ground (Isaiah 25:10-12) He will bring the high fortified walls of Moab down to the very dust (Isaiah 25:10-12) He makes salvation (Isaiah 26:1) He makes salvation the walls and ramparts of a strong city (Isaiah 26:1) He will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are steadfast because they trust in Him (Isaiah 26:3) He is the Rock eternal (Isaiah 26:4) He, He Himself, is the Rock eternal (Isaiah 26:4) He humbles those who dwell on high (Isaiah 26:5) He lays the lofty city low (Isaiah 26:5) He levels the lofty city to the ground (Isaiah 26:5) He casts the lofty city to the dust (Isaiah 26:5) He is the Upright One (Isaiah 26:7) He makes the way of the righteous smooth (Isaiah 26:7) Walking in the way of His laws, His people wait for Him (Isaiah 26:8) Walking in the way of His laws, His people wait for Him; for His Name and renown are the desire of their hearts (Isaiah 26:8) His Name and renown are the desire of His people's hearts (Isaiah 26:8) His people's souls yearn for Him in the night (Isaiah 28:9) In the morning, His people's spirits long for Him (Isaiah 28:9) When His judgments come upon the earth, the people of the world learn righteousness (Isaiah 28:9) The wicked disregard His majesty (Isaiah 28:10) His hand is lifted high (Isaiah 28:11) His hand is lifted high, but the wicked do not see it (Isaiah 28:10-11) He is zealous for His people (Isaiah 28:11) He has fire reserved for His enemies (Isaiah 28:11) He establishes peace for His people (Isaiah 28:12) All that His people have accomplished, He has done for them (Isaiah 28:12) His Name alone do His people honor (Isaiah 28:13) He punishes other lords and brings them to ruin (Isaiah 28:13-14) He wipes out all memory of other lords (Isaiah 28:13-14) He has enlarged the nation (Isaiah 28:15) He has gained Glory for Himself (Isaiah 28:15) He has extended all borders of the land (Isaiah 28:15) People come to Him in their distress (Isaiah 28:16) When He disciplines people, they can barely whisper a prayer (Isaiah 28:16) His dead will live (Isaiah 28:19) His dead will live; their bodies will rise (Isaiah 28:19) His dew is like the dew of the morning (Isaiah 28:19) He is coming out of His dwelling (Isaiah 28:21) He is coming out of His dwelling to punish the people of the earth for their sins (Isaiah 28:21) Suddenly, in an instant, He will come (Isaiah 29:5-6) Suddenly, in an instant, He will come with thunder (Isaiah 29:5-6) Suddenly, in an instant, He will come with earthquake (Isaiah 29:5-6) Suddenly, in an instant, He will come with great noise (Isaiah 29:5-6) Suddenly, in an instant, He will come with windstorm (Isaiah 29:5-6) Suddenly, in an instant, He will come with tempest (Isaiah 29:5-6) Suddenly, in an instant, He will come with flames of a devouring fire (Isaiah 29:5-6) He brings over people a deep sleep (Isaiah 29:10) He seals the eyes of the prophets (Isaiah 29:10) He covers the heads of the seers (Isaiah 29:10) He will astound people (Isaiah 29:14) He will astound people with wonder upon wonder (Isaiah 29:14) The humble will rejoice in Him (Isaiah 29:19) The needy will rejoice in Him (Isaiah 29:19) When Jacob sees among their children the work of His hands, they will keep His Name Holy (Isaiah 29:23) When Jacob sees among their children the work of His hands, they will acknowledge His Holiness (Isaiah 29:23) When Jacob sees among their children the work of His hands, they will stand in awe of Him (Isaiah 29:23) He declares woe to the obstinate children (Isaiah 30:1) He declares woe to those who carry out plans that are not His (Isaiah 30:1) He declares woe to those who form an alliance, but not by His Spirit, heaping sin upon sin (Isaiah 30:1) He declares woe to those who go down to Egypt without consulting Him (Isaiah 30:1-2) He declares woe to those who look for help to Pharaoh's protection (Isaiah 30:1-2) He declares woe to those who look to Egypt's shade for refuge (Isaiah 30:1-2) He longs to be gracious to His people (Isaiah 30:18) He longs to be gracious to His people; therefore He will rise up to show them compassion (Isaiah 30:18) He will be so gracious when His people cry for help (Isaiah 30:19) As soon as He hears His people cry for help, He will answer them (Isaiah 30:19) He gives the bread of adversity (Isaiah 30:20) He gives the water of affliction (Isaiah 30:20) He will send His people rain for the seed they sow in the ground (Isaiah 30:23) He will send His people rain for the seed they sow in the ground, and the food that comes from the land will be rich and plentiful (Isaiah 30:23) He will bind up the bruises of His people (Isaiah 30:26) He will heal the wounds He inflicted (Isaiah 30:26) His Name comes from afar (Isaiah 30:27) His Name comes from afar, with burning anger (Isaiah 30:27) His Name comes from afar, with dense clouds of smoke (Isaiah 30:27) His lips are full of wrath (Isaiah 30:27) His tongue is a consuming fire (Isaiah 30:27) His breath is like a rushing torrent (Isaiah 30:28) His breath is like a rushing torrent, rising up to the neck (Isaiah 30:28) He shakes the nations in the sieve of destruction (Isaiah 30:28) He places in the jaws of the peoples a bit that leads them astray (Isaiah 30:28) He will cause people to hear His majestic voice (Isaiah 30:30) He will make people see His arm coming down (Isaiah 30:30) He will make people see His arm coming down with raging anger (Isaiah 30:30) He will make people see His arm coming down with consuming fire (Isaiah 30:30) He will make people see His arm coming down with cloudburst (Isaiah 30:30) He will make people see His arm coming down with thunderstorm (Isaiah 30:30) He will make people see His arm coming down with hail (Isaiah 30:30) His voice will shatter Assyria (Isaiah 30:31) With His rod, He will strike down Assyria (Isaiah 30:31) Every stroke He lays on Assyria with His punishing club will be to the music of timbrels and harps (Isaiah 30:31-32) Every stroke He lays on Assyria with His punishing club will be to the music of timbrels and harps, as He fights them in battle with the blows of His arm (Isaiah 30:31-32) His breath, like a stream of burning sulfur, sets the fire pit of Topheth ablaze (Isaiah 30:33) When He stretches out His hand, those who help will stumble (Isaiah 31:3) When He stretches out His hand, those who hare helped will fall (Isaiah 31:3) When He stretches out His hand, all will perish together (Isaiah 31:3) As a lion growls, a great lion over its prey - and though a whole band of shepherds is called together against it, it is not frightened by their shouts or disturbed by their clamor - so He will come down (Isaiah 31:4) As a lion growls, a great lion over its prey - and though a whole band of shepherds is called together against it, it is not frightened by their shouts or disturbed by their clamor - so He will come down to do battle on Mount Zion and on its heights (Isaiah 31:4) Like birds hovering overhead, He will shield Jerusalem (Isaiah 31:5) Like birds hovering overhead, He will shield Jerusalem and deliver it (Isaiah 31:5) Like birds hovering overhead, He will 'pass over' Jerusalem (Isaiah 31:5) Like birds hovering overhead, He will 'pass over' Jerusalem and rescue it (Isaiah 31:5) His fire is in Zion (Isaiah 31:9) His furnace is in Jerusalem (Isaiah 31:9) His Justice will dwell in the desert (Isaiah 32:16) His Righteousness will live in the fertile land (Isaiah 32:16) The fruit of His Righteousness will be peace (Isaiah 32:17) The effect of His Righteousness will be quietness (Isaiah 32:17) The effect of His Righteousness will be confidence forever (Isaiah 32:17) At the uproar of His army, the peoples flee (Isaiah 33:3) When He rises up, the nations scatter (Isaiah 33:3) He is exalted, for He dwells on high (Isaiah 33:5) He will fill Zion with Justice (Isaiah 33:5) He will fill Zion with Righteousness (Isaiah 33:5) He will be the sure foundation for His people's times (Isaiah 33:6) He will be a rich store of salvation (Isaiah 33:6) He will be a rich store of wisdom (Isaiah 33:6) He will be a rich store of knowledge (Isaiah 33:6) Fear of Him is the key to treasure (Isaiah 33:6) He will arise (Isaiah 33:10) He will be exalted (Isaiah 33:10) He will be lifted up (Isaiah 33:10) He will be His people's Mighty One (Isaiah 33:21) He is His people's Judge (Isaiah 33:22) He is His people's Lawgiver (Isaiah 33:22) He will save His people (Isaiah 33:22) He is angry with the nations (Isaiah 34:2) His Wrath is on all the nations' armies (Isaiah 34:2) He will totally destroy the nations (Isaiah 34:2) He will give the nations over to slaughter (Isaiah 34:2) His sword is bathed in blood (Isaiah 34:6) His sword is covered with fat (Isaiah 34:6) His sword is bathed in the blood of lambs (Isaiah 34:6) His sword is bathed in the blood of goats (Isaiah 34:6) His sword is covered with fat from the kidneys of rams (Isaiah 34:6) He has a sacrifice in Bozrah (Isaiah 34:6) He has a great slaughter in the land of Edom (Isaiah 34:6) He has a day of vengeance (Isaiah 34:8) He has a year of retribution (Isaiah 34:8) He has a day of vengeance to uphold Zion's cause (Isaiah 34:8) He has a year of retribution to uphold Zion's cause (Isaiah 34:8) He will stretch out over Edom the measuring line of chaos (Isaiah 34:11) He will stretch out over Edom the plumb line of desolation (Isaiah 34:11) His mouth has given the order (Isaiah 34:16) His spirit will gather things together (Isaiah 34:16) He allots portions (Isaiah 34:17) He allots portions; His hand distributes them by measure (Isaiah 34:17) He is splendorous (Isaiah 35:2) He will come (Isaiah 35:4) He will come with vengeance (Isaiah 35:4) With divine retribution, He will come to save His people (Isaiah 35:4) Those whom He has rescued will return (Isaiah 35:10) He makes commanders return to their own countries (Isaiah 37:7) He has commanders cut down with the sword (Isaiah 37:7) He has made heaven and earth (Isaiah 37:7) Long ago He ordained it (Isaiah 37:26) In days of old He planned it (Isaiah 37:26) Long ago He ordained it, now He has brought it to pass (Isaiah 37:26) In days of old He planned it, now He has brought it to pass (Isaiah 37:26) Long ago He ordained it, now He has brought it to pass, that the enemy has turned fortified cities into piles of stone (Isaiah 37:26) In days of old He planned it, now He has brought it to pass, that the enemy has turned fortified cities into piles of stone (Isaiah 37:26) He knows where the enemy is (Isaiah 37:27) He knows when the enemy comes (Isaiah 37:27) He knows when the enemy goes (Isaiah 37:27) He knows how the enemy rages against Him (Isaiah 37:28) Because the enemy rages against Him, He will put His hook in their nose (Isaiah 37:29) Because the enemy's insolence has reached His ears, He will put His hook in their nose (Isaiah 37:29) Because the enemy rages against Him, He will put His bit in their mouth (Isaiah 37:29) Because the enemy's insolence has reached His ears, He will put His bit in their mouth (Isaiah 37:29) Because the enemy rages against Him, He will make them return (Isaiah 37:29) Because the enemy's insolence has reached His ears, He will make them return (Isaiah 37:29) Because the enemy rages against Him, He will make them return by the way they came (Isaiah 37:29) Because the enemy's insolence has reached His ears, He will make them return by the way they came (Isaiah 37:29) His zeal accomplishes things (Isaiah 37:32) He will defend His people's city (Isaiah 37:35) He will defend His people's city and save it (Isaiah 37:35) He will defend His people's city and save it for His sake (Isaiah 37:35) He will defend His people's city and save it for His sake and the sake of David His servant (Isaiah 37:35) His Word comes to people (Isaiah 38:4) He hears people's prayers (Isaiah 38:5) He sees people's tears (Isaiah 38:5) He adds fifteen years to the life of one who asked (Isaiah 38:2-5) He delivers His people's city from the hand of the king of Assyria (Isaiah 38:6) He defends His people's city (Isaiah 38:6) He gives signs that He will do as He has promised (Isaiah 38:8) He makes the shadow cast by the sun go back the ten steps it has gone down on the stairway of Ahaz (Isaiah 38:8) He cuts people off from the loom (Isaiah 38:12) Like a lion He breaks all of people's bones (Isaiah 28:13) Day and night He makes an end of people (Isaiah 38:13) He has spoken to people (Isaiah 38:14) He himself has done it (Isaiah 38:14) He restores people to health (Isaiah 38:16) He lets people live (Isaiah 38:16) In His Love He keeps people from the pit of destruction (Isaiah 38:17) He puts all His people's sins behind His back (Isaiah 38:17) He says, “Comfort, comfort my people” (Isaiah 40:1) Jerusalem has received from Him double for all her sins (Isaiah 40:2) In the wilderness the way will be prepared for Him (Isaiah 40:3) In the desert a highway for Him will be made straight (Isaiah 40:3) His Glory will be revealed (Isaiah 40:5) All people will see His Glory together (Isaiah 40:5) His Glory will be revealed, for His mouth has spoken (Isaiah 40:5) All people will see His Glory together, for His mouth has spoken (Isaiah 40:5) The grass withers because His breath blows on them (Isaiah 40:7) The flowers fall because His breath blows on them (Isaiah 40:7) The grass withers, but His Word endures forever (Isaiah 40:8) The flowers fall, but His Word endures forever (Isaiah 40:8) He comes with power (Isaiah 40:10) He rules with a mighty arm (Isaiah 40:10) His reward is with Him (Isaiah 40:10) His recompense accompanies Him (Isaiah 40:10) He tends His flock like a shepherd (Isaiah 40:11) He gathers the lambs in His arms (Isaiah 40:11) He carries the lambs close to His heart (Isaiah 40:11) He gently leads those that have young (Isaiah 40:11) He has measured the waters in the hollow of His hand (Isaiah 40:12) With the breadth of His hand He has marked off the heavens (Isaiah 40:12) He has held the dust of the earth in a basket (Isaiah 40:12) He has weighed the mountains on the scales (Isaiah 40:12) He has weighed the hills in a balance (Isaiah 40:12) No one can fathom His Spirit (Isaiah 40:13) No one can instruct Him as His counselor (Isaiah 40:13) He consulted no one to enlighten Him (Isaiah 40:14) No one taught Him the right way (Isaiah 40:14) No one taught Him knowledge (Isaiah 40:14) No one showed Him the path of understanding (Isaiah 40:14) He weighs the islands as though they were fine dust (Isaiah 40:14) Before Him all the nations are as nothing (Isaiah 40:17) All the nations are regarded by Him as worthless (Isaiah 40:17) All the nations are regarded by Him as less than nothing (Isaiah 40:17) No one can be compared to Him (Isaiah 40:18) No image can be likened to Him (Isaiah 40:18) He sits enthroned above the circle of the earth (Isaiah 40:22) He sits enthroned above the circle of the earth and its people are like grasshoppers (Isaiah 40:22) He stretches out the heavens like a canopy (Isaiah 40:22) He spreads the heavens out like a tent to live in (Isaiah 40:22) He brings princes to naught (Isaiah 40:23) He reduces the rulers of this world to nothing (Isaiah 40:23) No sooner are the rulers of this world planted than He blows on them and they wither (Isaiah 40:23-24) No sooner are the rulers of this world sown than He blows on them and they wither (Isaiah 40:23-24) No sooner do the rulers of this world take root in the ground than He blows on them and they wither (Isaiah 40:23-24) He cannot be compared with anyone (Isaiah 40:25) No one is His equal (Isaiah 40:25) He created the heavens (Isaiah 40:26) He brings out the starry host one by one (Isaiah 40:26) He brings out the starry host one by one and calls each of them by name (Isaiah 40:26) Because of His Great Power, not one of the starry host is missing (Isaiah 40:26) Because of His Mighty Strength, not one of the starry host is missing (Isaiah 40:26) He is the everlasting God (Isaiah 40:28) He is the Creator of the ends of the earth (Isaiah 40:28) He will not grow tired (Isaiah 40:28) He will not grow weary (Isaiah 40:28) His understanding no one can fathom (Isaiah 40:28) He gives strength to the weary (Isaiah 40:29) He increases the power of the weak (Isaiah 40:29) Those who hope in Him will renew their strength (Isaiah 40:31) Those who hope in Him will soar on wings like eagles (Isaiah 40:31) Those who hope in Him will run and not grow weary (Isaiah 40:31) Those who hope in Him will walk and not be faint (Isaiah 40:31) He commands the islands to be silent before Him (Isaiah 41:1) He has done this (Isaiah 41:4) He has carried it through (Isaiah 41:4) He has called forth the generations from the beginning (Isaiah 41:4) He has done this with the first of them and with the last (Isaiah 41:4) He has carried it through with the first of them and with the last (Isaiah 41:4) He has called forth the generations from the beginning with the first of them and with the last (Isaiah 41:4) He has chosen Jacob (Isaiah 41:8) He took His people from the ends of the earth (Isaiah 41:9) He called His people from the farthest corners of the earth (Isaiah 41:9) He said to His people, “You are my servant.” (Isaiah 41:9) He has chosen His people (Isaiah 41:9) He has not rejected His people (Isaiah 41:9) He is His people's God (Isaiah 41:10) He will strengthen His people (Isaiah 41:10) He will help His people (Isaiah 41:10) He will uphold His people (Isaiah 41:10) He will uphold His people with His Righteous right hand (Isaiah 41:10) His right hand is Righteous (Isaiah 41:10) He takes hold of His people's right hand (Isaiah 41:13) He says to His people, “Do not fear” (Isaiah 41:13) He says to His people, “Do not fear; I will help you” (Isaiah 41:13) He says to His people, “Do not be afraid” (Isaiah 41:13) He says to His people, “Do not be afraid, you worm Jacob” (Isaiah 41:13) He says to His people, “[L]ittle Israel, do not fear” (Isaiah 41:13) He will make His people into a threshing sledge (Isaiah 41:15) He will make His people into a threshing sledge, new and sharp (Isaiah 41:15) He will make His people into a threshing sledge, new and sharp, with many teeth (Isaiah 41:15) His people will rejoice in Him (Isaiah 41:16) His people will glory in Him (Isaiah 41:16) He will answer the poor and needy (Isaiah 41:17) He will not forsake the poor and needy (Isaiah 41:17) He will make rivers flow on barren heights (Isaiah 41:18) He will make rivers flow on barren heights, and springs within the valleys (Isaiah 41:18) He will turn the desert into pools of water (Isaiah 41:18) He will turn the parched ground into springs (Isaiah 41:18) He will put in the desert the cedar (Isaiah 41:19) He will put in the desert the acacia (Isaiah 41:19) He will put in the desert the myrtle (Isaiah 41:19) He will put in the desert the olive (Isaiah 41:19) He will set junipers in the wasteland (Isaiah 41:19) He will set the fir in the wasteland (Isaiah 41:19) He will set the cypress in the wasteland (Isaiah 41:19) He will set junipers in the wasteland, so that people may see and know that His hand has done this (Isaiah 41:19) He will set the fir in the wasteland, so that people may see and know that His hand has done this (Isaiah 41:19) He will set the cypress in the wasteland, so that people may see and know that His hand has done this (Isaiah 41:19) He will set junipers in the wasteland, so that people may consider and understand that His hand has done this (Isaiah 41:19) He will set the fir in the wasteland, so that people may consider and understand that His hand has done this (Isaiah 41:19) He will set the cypress in the wasteland, so that people may consider and understand that His hand has done this (Isaiah 41:19) He will set junipers in the wasteland, so that people may see and know that He has created it (Isaiah 41:19) He will set the fir in the wasteland, so that people may see and know that He has created it (Isaiah 41:19) He will set the cypress in the wasteland, so that people may see and know that He has created it (Isaiah 41:19) He will set junipers in the wasteland, so that people may consider and understand that He has created it (Isaiah 41:19) He will set the fir in the wasteland, so that people may consider and understand that He has created it has done this (Isaiah 41:19) He will set the cypress in the wasteland, so that people may consider and understand that He has created it (Isaiah 41:19) He has stirred up one from the north (Isaiah 41:25) He has stirred up one from the north, and he comes (Isaiah 41:25) He has stirred up one from the rising sun (Isaiah 41:25) He has stirred up one from the rising sun who calls on His Name (Isaiah 41:25) He was the first to tell Zion, “Look, here they are!” (Isaiah 41:27) He gave to Jerusalem a messenger of good news (Isaiah 41:27) There is no one to give answer when He asks them (Isaiah 41:28) He upholds His Servant (Isaiah 42:1) He delights in His Chosen One (Isaiah 42:1) He puts His Spirit on His Servant (Isaiah 42:1) He puts His Spirit on His Servant, and He will bring justice to the nations (Isaiah 42:1) His Servant will not shout (Isaiah 42:1-2) His Servant will not cry out (Isaiah 42:1-2) His Servant will not raise His voice in the streets (Isaiah 42:1-2) A bruised reed His Servant will not break (Isaiah 42:1-3) A smoldering wick His Servant will not snuff out (Isaiah 42:1-3) In Faithfulness His Servant will bring forth justice (Isaiah 42:1-3) His Servant will not falter (Isaiah 42:1-4) His Servant will not be discouraged (Isaiah 42:1-4) His Servant will not falter 'til He establishes justice on the earth (Isaiah 42:1-4) His Servant will not be discouraged 'til He establishes justice on the earth (Isaiah 42:1-4) In His Servant's teachings the islands will put their hope (Isaiah 42:4) He is the Creator of the heavens (Isaiah 42:5) He stretches out the heavens (Isaiah 42:5) He spreads out the earth (Isaiah 42:5) He spreads out the earth with all that springs from it (Isaiah 42:5) He gives breath to the earth's people (Isaiah 42:5) He gives life to those who walk on the earth (Isaiah 42:5) He has called His Servant in Righteousness (Isaiah 42:1-6) He will take hold of His Servant's hand (Isaiah 42:1-6) He will keep His Servant (Isaiah 42:1-6) He will make His Servant to be a covenant for the people (Isaiah 42:1-6) He will make His Servant to be a light for the Gentiles (Isaiah 42:1-6) He will make His Servant to open eyes that are blind (Isaiah 42:1-7) He will make His Servant to free captives from prison (Isaiah 42:1-7) He will make His Servant to release from the dungeon those who sit in darkness (Isaiah 42:1-7) He is the LORD; that is His Name! (Isaiah 42:8) He will not yield His Glory to another (Isaiah 42:8) He will not yield His praise to idols (Isaiah 42:8) The new things He declares (Isaiah 42:9) The new things He declares; before they spring into being He announces them to His people (Isaiah 42:9) He will march out like a champion (Isaiah 42:13) Like a warrior He will stir up His Zeal (Isaiah 42:13) With a shout He will raise the battle cry (Isaiah 42:13) With a shout He will raise the battle cry and will triumph over His enemies (Isaiah 42:13) For a long time He has kept silent (Isaiah 42:14) For a long time He has been quiet (Isaiah 42:14) For a long time He has held Himself back (Isaiah 42:14) Now, like a woman in childbirth, He cries out (Isaiah 42:14) Now, like a woman in childbirth, He gasps (Isaiah 42:14) Now, like a woman in childbirth, He pants (Isaiah 42:14) He will lay waste the mountains (Isaiah 42:15) He will lay waste the hills (Isaiah 42:15) He will dry up all the mountains' vegetation (Isaiah 42:15) He will dry up all the hills' vegetation (Isaiah 42:15) He will turn rivers into islands (Isaiah 42:15) He will dry up the pools (Isaiah 42:15) He will lead the blind by ways they have not known (Isaiah 42:16) Along unfamiliar paths He will guide the blind (Isaiah 42:16) He will turn the darkness into light before the blind (Isaiah 42:16) He will make the rough places smooth before the blind (Isaiah 42:16) He will not forsake the blind (Isaiah 42:16) No one is blind but His servant (Isaiah 42:18) No one is deaf like the messenger He sends (Isaiah 42:18) No one is blind like the one in covenant with Him (Isaiah 42:18) No one is blind like His servant (Isaiah 42:18) It pleased Him, for the sake of His Righteousness, to make His Law great (Isaiah 42:21) It pleased Him, for the sake of His Righteousness, to make His Law glorious (Isaiah 42:21) He handed Jacob over to become loot (Isaiah 42:24) He handed Israel to the plunderers (Isaiah 42:24) He, against whom His people have sinned, handed Jacob over to become loot (Isaiah 42:24) He, against whom His people have sinned, handed Israel to the plunderers (Isaiah 42:24) He handed Jacob over to become loot, for they would not follow His ways (Isaiah 42:24) He handed Israel to the plunderers, for they would not follow His ways (Isaiah 42:24) He handed Jacob over to become loot, for they did not obey His Law (Isaiah 42:24) He handed Israel to the plunderers, for they did not obey His Law (Isaiah 42:24) His people did not follow His ways, so He poured out on them His burning anger (Isaiah 42:24-25) His people did not obey His Law, so He poured out on them His burning anger (Isaiah 42:24-25) His people did not follow His ways, so He poured out on them the violence of war (Isaiah 42:24-25) His people did not obey His Law, so He poured out on them the violence of war (Isaiah 42:24-25) He created Jacob (Isaiah 43:1) He formed Israel (Isaiah 43:1) He has redeemed His people (Isaiah 43:1) He has summoned His people by name (Isaiah 43:1) His people are His (Isaiah 43:1) When His people pass through the waters, He will be with them (Isaiah 43:2) When His people pass through the waters, He will be with them, for He is the LORD their God (Isaiah 43:2-3) When His people pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over them, for He is the LORD their God (Isaiah 43:2-3) When His people walk through the fire, they will not be burned; the flames will not set them ablaze, for He is the LORD their God (Isaiah 43:2-3) When His people pass through the waters, He will be with them, for He is the Holy One of Israel (Isaiah 43:2-3) When His people pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over them, for He is the Holy One of Israel (Isaiah 43:2-3) When His people walk through the fire, they will not be burned; the flames will not set them ablaze, for He is the Holy One of Israel (Isaiah 43:2-3) When His people pass through the waters, He will be with them, for He is their Savior (Isaiah 43:2-3) When His people pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over them, for He is their Savior (Isaiah 43:2-3) When His people walk through the fire, they will not be burned; the flames will not set them ablaze, for He is their Savior (Isaiah 43:2-3) He gives Egypt for His people's ransom (Isaiah 43:3) He gives Cush in His people's stead (Isaiah 43:3) He gives Seba in His people's stead (Isaiah 43:3) His people are precious in His sight (Isaiah 43:4) His people are honored in His sight (Isaiah 43:4) He loves His people (Isaiah 43:4) He will give people in exchange for His people (Isaiah 43:4) He will give nations in exchange for His people's life (Isaiah 43:4) He will bring His people's children from the east (Isaiah 43:5) He will gather His people from the west (Isaiah 43:5) He will say to the north, “Give [my people] up!” (Isaiah 43:6) He will say to the south, “Do not hold [my people] back.” (Isaiah 43:6) He will bring His sons from afar (Isaiah 43:6) He will bring His daughters from the ends of the earth (Isaiah 43:6) He will bring everyone who is called by His Name from afar (Isaiah 43:6-7) He will bring everyone who is called by His Name from the ends of the earth (Isaiah 43:6-7) He will bring everyone whom He created for His Glory from afar (Isaiah 43:6-7) He will bring everyone whom He created for His Glory from the ends of the earth (Isaiah 43:6-7) He will bring everyone whom He formed and made from afar (Isaiah 43:6-7) He will bring everyone whom He formed and made from the ends of the earth (Isaiah 43:6-7) His people are His witnesses (Isaiah 43:10) His people are His servant whom He has chosen (Isaiah 43:10) His people are His servant whom He has chosen so that they may know Him (Isaiah 43:10) His people are His servant whom He has chosen so that they may believe Him (Isaiah 43:10) His people are His servant whom He has chosen so that they may understand that He is He (Isaiah 43:10) Before Him no god was formed (Isaiah 43:10) There will be no one after Him (Isaiah 43:10) He, even He, is the LORD (Isaiah 43:11) Apart from Him there is no Savior (Isaiah 43:11) He has revealed (Isaiah 43:12) He has saved (Isaiah 43:12) He has proclaimed (Isaiah 43:12) He has revealed - He, and not some foreign god among His people (Isaiah 43:12) He has saved - He, and not some foreign god among His people (Isaiah 43:12) He has proclaimed - He, and not some foreign god among His people (Isaiah 43:12) His people are His witnesses that He is God (Isaiah 43:13) From ancient days He is God (Isaiah 43:13) When He acts, no one can reverse it (Isaiah 43:13) For His people's sake He will send to Babylon and bring down as fugitives all the Babylonians (Isaiah 43:14) For His people's sake He will send to Babylon and bring down as fugitives all the Babylonians in the ships in which they took pride (Isaiah 43:14) He is Israel's Creator (Isaiah 43:15) He is His people's Holy One (Isaiah 43:15) He made a way through the sea (Isaiah 43:15) He made a path through the mighty waters (Isaiah 43:16) He drew out the chariots (Isaiah 43:17) He drew out the horses (Isaiah 43:17) He drew out the army (Isaiah 43:17) He drew out the reinforcements (Isaiah 43:17) He drew out the army and reinforcements together (Isaiah 43:17) He drew out the army and reinforcements together, and they lay there, never to rise again (Isaiah 43:17) He drew out the army and reinforcements together, and they lay there, extinguished (Isaiah 43:17) He drew out the army and reinforcements together, and they lay there, snuffed out like a wick (Isaiah 43:17) He does a new thing (Isaiah 43:19) He makes a way in the wilderness (Isaiah 43:19) He makes streams in the wasteland (Isaiah 43:19) The wild animals honor Him (Isaiah 43:20) The jackals honor Him (Isaiah 43:20) The owls honor Him (Isaiah 43:20) He provides water in the wilderness (Isaiah 43:20) He provides streams in the wasteland (Isaiah 43:20) He gives drink to His people (Isaiah 43:20) He gives drink to His people, His chosen (Isaiah 43:20) He provides water in the wilderness to give drink to His people (Isaiah 43:20) He provides streams in the wasteland to give drink to His people (Isaiah 43:20) He provides water in the wilderness to give drink to His people, His chosen (Isaiah 43:20) He provides streams in the wasteland to give drink to His people, His chosen (Isaiah 43:20) He formed His people for Himself (Isaiah 43:21) He formed His people for Himself that they may proclaim His praise (Isaiah 43:21) He has not burdened His people with grain offerings (Isaiah 43:23) He has not wearied His people with demands for incense (Isaiah 43:34) His people have burdened Him with their sins (Isaiah 43:24) His people have wearied Him with their offenses (Isaiah 43:24) He, even He, is He (Isaiah 43:25) He, even He, is He who blots out His people's transgressions (Isaiah 43:25) He, even He, is He who blots out His people's transgressions, for His own sake (Isaiah 43:25) He, even He, is He who remembers His people's sins no more (Isaiah 43:25) His people's first father sinned, so He disgraced the dignitaries of their temple (Isaiah 43:27-28) Those He sent to teach His people rebelled against Him, so He disgraced the dignitaries of their temple (Isaiah 43:27-28) His people's first father sinned, so He consigned Jacob to destruction (Isaiah 43:27-28) Those He sent to teach His people rebelled against Him, so He consigned Jacob to destruction (Isaiah 43:27-28) His people's first father sinned, so He consigned Israel to scorn (Isaiah 43:27-28) Those He sent to teach His people rebelled against Him, so He consigned Israel to scorn (Isaiah 43:27-28)
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WOW! What a work! What a count!
I love these! Especially #5397-5402. But then I so love Isaiah. Beautiful reasons to praise Him here today. And to rest in as well! ;)
Rich blessings to you in 2014!
PS I plan to put in my two cents worth of reasons (comparatively speaking) sometime this week. I've been absent quiet a lot lately, too.
I thought it was notable that we picked the same day to visit our "forgotten" blogs, but I am far more amazed as I picture you typing so far through Isaiah with reasons to worship. I love the branch of Jesus sprouting out of the stump of Jesse. Have been meditating a lot on that "Christmas" verse because it speaks of something that looks dead & hopeless springing to life because of Jesus! I think He does that in areas of our life! Love & prayers, in Jesus, Cynthia
Hm. Left a comment here. It seems never to have shown up. Maybe it still will...
Thank you so much, Sylvia! Rich blessings to you, as well! Your words of encouragement always warm my heart. Isaiah truly is beautiful, isn't it? Sorry it took me so long (yes, as in months) to post your comment!
Yes, indeed, Cynthia! Oh, it's all Him! I can be so forgetful! Yes, what a beautiful image! He always brings the dead & hopeless to life, doesn't He? Thank you for your words, friend!
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