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and over all the straight and tall cedars of Lebanon, and over all the oaks of Bashan; (Isaiah 2, 13)
“The bricks have fallen, but we will build with squared stones. They have cut down the sycamores, but we will replace them with cedars.” (Isaiah 9, 10)
And the dense forest will be overturned with iron. And Lebanon, with its exalted ones, will fall. (Isaiah 10, 34)
The evergreens, too, have rejoiced over you, and the cedars of Lebanon, saying: ‘Since you have slept, no one has ascended who would cut us down.’ (Isaiah 14, 8)
In not more than a little while and a brief time, Lebanon will be turned into a fruitful field, and a fruitful field will be considered to be a forest. (Isaiah 29, 17)
The earth has mourned and languished. Lebanon has been confounded and desecrated. And Sharon has become like a desert. And Bashan and Carmel have been struck together. (Isaiah 33, 9)
It will spring up and blossom, and it will exult with rejoicing and praising. The glory of Lebanon has been given to it, with the beauty of Carmel and Sharon. These will see the glory of the Lord and the beauty of our God. (Isaiah 35, 2)
By the hand of your servants, you have reproached the Lord. And you have said: ‘With a multitude of my four-horse chariots, I have ascended the heights of the mountains adjoining Lebanon. And I will cut down its lofty cedars and its choice pine trees. And I will reach the top of its summit, to the forest of its Carmel. (Isaiah 37, 24)
And Lebanon will not be sufficient to start a fire, and its animals will not be sufficient for a burnt offering. (Isaiah 40, 16)
He has cut down cedars; he has taken the evergreen oak, and the oak that stood among the trees of the forest. He has planted the pine tree, which the rain has nourished. (Isaiah 44, 14)
The glory of Lebanon will arrive before you, the fir tree and the box tree and the pine tree together, to adorn the place of my sanctification. And I will glorify the place of my feet. (Isaiah 60, 13)
Do the snows of Lebanon fail to fall on the rocks of the field? Or are the cold waters, which burst forth and flow down, able to be rooted out? (Jeremiah 18, 14)