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Because of this, thus says the Lord, he who has redeemed Abraham, to the house of Jacob: From now on, Jacob will not be confounded; from now on his countenance will not blush with shame. (Isaiah 29, 22)
Instead, when he sees his children, they will be the work of my hands in his midst, sanctifying my name, and they will sanctify the Holy One of Jacob, and they will preach the God of Israel. (Isaiah 29, 23)
Why do you say this, O Jacob, and why do you speak this way, O Israel? “My way has been hidden from the Lord, and my judgment escaped notice by my God.” (Isaiah 40, 27)
Do you not know, or have you not heard? The Lord is the eternal God, who has created the limits of the earth. He does not diminish, and he does not struggle. Neither is his wisdom searchable. (Isaiah 40, 28)
Servants will struggle and fail, and young men will fall into infirmity. (Isaiah 40, 30)
But those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will take up wings like eagles. They will run and not struggle. They will walk and not tire. (Isaiah 40, 31)
But you, O Israel, are my servant, O Jacob, whom I have chosen, the offspring of my friend Abraham. (Isaiah 41, 8)
Fear not, O worm of Jacob, you who are dead within Israel. I have helped you, says the Lord, your Redeemer, the Holy One of Israel. (Isaiah 41, 14)
Bring your case forward, says the Lord. Bring it here, if you have anything to allege, says the King of Jacob. (Isaiah 41, 21)
Who has handed over Jacob into plunder, and Israel into devastation? It is not the Lord himself, against whom we have sinned? And they were not willing to walk in his ways, and they have not listened to his law. (Isaiah 42, 24)
And now thus says the Lord who created you, O Jacob, and who formed you, O Israel: Do not be afraid. For I have redeemed you, and I have called you by your name. You are mine. (Isaiah 43, 1)
But you have not called upon me, O Jacob, nor have you struggled for me, O Israel. (Isaiah 43, 22)