Isaiah · Chapter 8 · Isaiah 28–30
In Returning and Rest
Woe to the crown of pride of the drunkards of Ephraim; precept upon precept, line upon line; a covenant with death, and a tried stone laid in Zion, a precious corner-stone of sure foundation; Ho Ariel; a book that is sealed; shall the potter be esteemed as clay?; woe to the rebellious children that go down into Egypt; in returning and rest shall ye be saved; and a word behind thee — this is the way, walk ye in it.
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TitleChapter 8: In Returning and RestIsaiah 28 – 30
Page 101The Crown of PrideIsaiah 28:1–6
Page 102Precept upon PreceptIsaiah 28:7–10
Page 103A Covenant with DeathIsaiah 28:11–15
Page 104A Tried StoneIsaiah 28:16–19
Page 105Doth He That Ploweth Plow Continually?Isaiah 28:20–23
Page 106Doth He That Ploweth Plow Continually?Isaiah 28:24–28
Page 107Ho ArielIsaiah 28:29–29:4
Page 108Ho ArielIsaiah 29:5–8
Page 109A Book That Is SealedIsaiah 29:9–14
Page 110The Potter and the ClayIsaiah 29:15–21
Page 111Woe to the Rebellious ChildrenIsaiah 29:22–30:5
Page 112Woe to the Rebellious ChildrenIsaiah 30:6–8
Page 113Woe to the Rebellious ChildrenIsaiah 30:9–14
Page 114This Is the Way, Walk Ye in ItIsaiah 30:15–19
Page 115This Is the Way, Walk Ye in ItIsaiah 30:20–24
Page 116The Name of Jehovah Cometh from FarIsaiah 30:25–28
Page 117The Name of Jehovah Cometh from FarIsaiah 30:29–30
Page 118The Name of Jehovah Cometh from FarIsaiah 30:31–33