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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:1 ; image nature: Summer afternoon light filters through Spanish moss in a bayou.; Isaiah 44:1. And now, give ear, O Jacob my servant, and Israel whom I have taken for myself:

Isaiah 44:1. And now, give ear, O Jacob my servant, and Israel whom I have taken for myself:

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:2 ; image nature: Desert petroglyphs tell ancient stories. Ravens soar past wearing shadows for wings.; Isaiah 44:2. The Lord who made you, forming you in your mother's body, the Lord, your helper, says, Have no fear, O Jacob my servant, and you, Jeshurun, whom I have taken for myself.

Isaiah 44:2. The Lord who made you, forming you in your mother's body, the Lord, your helper, says, Have no fear, O Jacob my servant, and you, Jeshurun, whom I have taken for myself.

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:3 ; image nature: A solitary climber watches sunrise from a knife-edge ridge. Golden light spills into valleys of morning mist.; Isaiah 44:3. For I will send water on the land needing it, and streams on the dry earth: I will let my spirit come down on your seed, and my blessing on your offspring.

Isaiah 44:3. For I will send water on the land needing it, and streams on the dry earth: I will let my spirit come down on your seed, and my blessing on your offspring.

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:4 ; image nature: A desert oasis shimmers in the midday heat, palm fronds rustling above still waters.; Isaiah 44:4. And they will come up like grass in a well-watered field, like water-plants by the streams.

Isaiah 44:4. And they will come up like grass in a well-watered field, like water-plants by the streams.

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:5 ; image nature: Spring wildflowers carpet Death Valley in gold. A coyote's silhouette melts into the blooms.; Isaiah 44:5. One will say, I am the Lord's; and another will give himself the name, Jacob; another will put a mark on his hand, I am the Lord's, and another will take the name of Israel for himself.

Isaiah 44:5. One will say, I am the Lord's; and another will give himself the name, Jacob; another will put a mark on his hand, I am the Lord's, and another will take the name of Israel for himself.

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:6 ; image nature: Tropical fish dart through coral reefs in crystal-clear waters.; Isaiah 44:6. The Lord, the King of Israel, even the Lord of armies who has taken up his cause, says, I am the first and the last, and there is no God but me.

Isaiah 44:6. The Lord, the King of Israel, even the Lord of armies who has taken up his cause, says, I am the first and the last, and there is no God but me.

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:7 ; image nature: Spring peepers call from a pond reflecting the first evening stars.; Isaiah 44:7. If there is one like me, let him come forward and say it, let him make it clear and put it in order before me: who has made clear in the past the things to come? let him make clear the future to me.

Isaiah 44:7. If there is one like me, let him come forward and say it, let him make it clear and put it in order before me: who has made clear in the past the things to come? let him make clear the future to me.

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:8 ; image nature: Winter silence falls with evening snow.; Isaiah 44:8. Have no fear, be strong in heart; have I not made it clear to you in the past, and let you see it? and you are my witnesses. Is there any God but me, or a Rock of whom I have no knowledge?

Isaiah 44:8. Have no fear, be strong in heart; have I not made it clear to you in the past, and let you see it? and you are my witnesses. Is there any God but me, or a Rock of whom I have no knowledge?

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:9 ; image nature: Winter ice forms abstract sculptures along a lake shore.; Isaiah 44:9. Those who make a pictured image are all of them as nothing, and the things of their desire will be of no profit to them: and their servants see not, and have no knowledge; so they will be put to shame.

Isaiah 44:9. Those who make a pictured image are all of them as nothing, and the things of their desire will be of no profit to them: and their servants see not, and have no knowledge; so they will be put to shame.

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:10 ; image nature: Wild mergansers ride river rapids. Their wakes create endless patterns.; Isaiah 44:10. Whoever makes a god, makes nothing but a metal image in which there is no profit.

Isaiah 44:10. Whoever makes a god, makes nothing but a metal image in which there is no profit.

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:11 ; image nature: Desert wind sculpts perfect ripples in red sand. Twilight paints the dunes in watercolor hues.; Isaiah 44:11. Truly, all those who make use of secret arts will be put to shame, and their words of power are only words of men: let them all come forward together; they will all be in fear and be put to shame.

Isaiah 44:11. Truly, all those who make use of secret arts will be put to shame, and their words of power are only words of men: let them all come forward together; they will all be in fear and be put to shame.

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:12 ; image nature: Storm clouds gather over windswept grasslands, prairie grass rippling like waves beneath the darkening sky.; Isaiah 44:12. The iron-worker is heating the metal in the fire, giving it form with his hammers, and working on it with his strong arm: then for need of food his strength gives way, and for need of water he becomes feeble.

Isaiah 44:12. The iron-worker is heating the metal in the fire, giving it form with his hammers, and working on it with his strong arm: then for need of food his strength gives way, and for need of water he becomes feeble.

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:13 ; image nature: Autumn leaves spiral through shafts of light. A hidden stream provides gentle music.; Isaiah 44:13. The woodworker is measuring out the wood with his line, marking it out with his pencil: after smoothing it with his plane, and making circles on it with his instrument, he gives it the form and glory of a man, so that it may be placed in the house.

Isaiah 44:13. The woodworker is measuring out the wood with his line, marking it out with his pencil: after smoothing it with his plane, and making circles on it with his instrument, he gives it the form and glory of a man, so that it may be placed in the house.

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:14 ; image nature: A mountain stream tumbles through moss-covered stones. Sunlight dapples the crystal-clear water.; Isaiah 44:14. He has cedars cut down for himself, he takes an oak and lets it get strong among the trees of the wood; he has an ash-tree planted, and the rain gives it growth.

Isaiah 44:14. He has cedars cut down for himself, he takes an oak and lets it get strong among the trees of the wood; he has an ash-tree planted, and the rain gives it growth.

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:15 ; image nature: A mountain stream tumbles through moss-covered stones. Sunlight dapples the crystal-clear water.; Isaiah 44:15. Then it will be used to make a fire, so that a man may get warm; he has the oven heated with it and makes bread: he makes a god with it, to which he gives worship: he makes a pictured image out of it, and goes down on his face before it.

Isaiah 44:15. Then it will be used to make a fire, so that a man may get warm; he has the oven heated with it and makes bread: he makes a god with it, to which he gives worship: he makes a pictured image out of it, and goes down on his face before it.

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:16 ; image nature: Ice caves glow with ethereal blue light. Water drops create crystalline music.; Isaiah 44:16. With part of it he makes a fire, and on the fire he gets meat cooked and takes a full meal: he makes himself warm, and says, Aha! I am warm, I have seen the fire:

Isaiah 44:16. With part of it he makes a fire, and on the fire he gets meat cooked and takes a full meal: he makes himself warm, and says, Aha! I am warm, I have seen the fire:

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:17 ; image nature: Summer heat brings out cricket songs in meadow grass.; Isaiah 44:17. And the rest of it he makes into a god, even his pictured image: he goes down on his face before it, giving worship to it, and making prayer to it, saying, Be my saviour; for you are my god.

Isaiah 44:17. And the rest of it he makes into a god, even his pictured image: he goes down on his face before it, giving worship to it, and making prayer to it, saying, Be my saviour; for you are my god.

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:18 ; image nature: Winter silence falls with evening snow.; Isaiah 44:18. They have no knowledge or wisdom; for he has put a veil over their eyes, so that they may not see; and on their hearts, so that they may not give attention.

Isaiah 44:18. They have no knowledge or wisdom; for he has put a veil over their eyes, so that they may not see; and on their hearts, so that they may not give attention.

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:19 ; image nature: Spring migration fills marshlands with calling birds.; Isaiah 44:19. And no one takes note, no one has enough knowledge or wisdom to say, I have put part of it in the fire, and made bread on it; I have had a meal of the flesh cooked with it: and am I now to make the rest of it into a false god? am I to go down on my face before a bit of wood?

Isaiah 44:19. And no one takes note, no one has enough knowledge or wisdom to say, I have put part of it in the fire, and made bread on it; I have had a meal of the flesh cooked with it: and am I now to make the rest of it into a false god? am I to go down on my face before a bit of wood?

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:20 ; image nature: Wild mustangs gallop across sage-covered hills in the morning light.; Isaiah 44:20. As for him whose food is the dust of a dead fire, he has been turned from the way by a twisted mind, so that he is unable to keep himself safe by saying, What I have here in my hand is false.

Isaiah 44:20. As for him whose food is the dust of a dead fire, he has been turned from the way by a twisted mind, so that he is unable to keep himself safe by saying, What I have here in my hand is false.

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:21 ; image nature: Wild lupines carpet a coastal meadow. Ocean fog rolls in on silent feet.; Isaiah 44:21. Keep these things in mind, O Jacob; and you Israel, for you are my servant: I have made you; you are my servant; O Israel, I will not let you go out of my memory.

Isaiah 44:21. Keep these things in mind, O Jacob; and you Israel, for you are my servant: I have made you; you are my servant; O Israel, I will not let you go out of my memory.

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:22 ; image nature: Wild gentians bloom in rocky cracks. Summer storms gather above treeline.; Isaiah 44:22. I have put your evil doings out of my mind like a thick cloud, and your sins like a mist: come back to me; for I have taken up your cause.

Isaiah 44:22. I have put your evil doings out of my mind like a thick cloud, and your sins like a mist: come back to me; for I have taken up your cause.

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:23 ; image nature: Desert jackrabbits pause in saguaro shade. Heat waves distort distant peaks.; Isaiah 44:23. Make a song, O heavens, for the Lord has done it: give a loud cry, you deep parts of the earth: let your voices be loud in song, you mountains, and you woods with all your trees: for the Lord has taken up the cause of Jacob, and will let his glory be seen in Israel.

Isaiah 44:23. Make a song, O heavens, for the Lord has done it: give a loud cry, you deep parts of the earth: let your voices be loud in song, you mountains, and you woods with all your trees: for the Lord has taken up the cause of Jacob, and will let his glory be seen in Israel.

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:24 ; image nature: Wild trillium carpets the forest floor. Sunlight filters green through new spring leaves.; Isaiah 44:24. The Lord, who has taken up your cause, and who gave you life in your mother's body, says, I am the Lord who makes all things; stretching out the heavens by myself, and giving the earth its limits; who was with me?

Isaiah 44:24. The Lord, who has taken up your cause, and who gave you life in your mother's body, says, I am the Lord who makes all things; stretching out the heavens by myself, and giving the earth its limits; who was with me?

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:25 ; image nature: Cherry blossoms swirl in a spring breeze. Their petals dust the surface of a still mountain pond.; Isaiah 44:25. Who makes the signs of those who give word of the future come to nothing, so that those who have knowledge of secret arts go off their heads; turning the wise men back, and making their knowledge foolish:

Isaiah 44:25. Who makes the signs of those who give word of the future come to nothing, so that those who have knowledge of secret arts go off their heads; turning the wise men back, and making their knowledge foolish:

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:26 ; image nature: Wild orchids bloom in rainforest canopy. Hummingbirds dance between delicate petals.; Isaiah 44:26. Who makes the word of his servants certain, and gives effect to the purposes of his representatives; who says of Jerusalem, Her people will come back to her; and of the towns of Judah, I will give orders for their building, and will make her waste places fertile again:

Isaiah 44:26. Who makes the word of his servants certain, and gives effect to the purposes of his representatives; who says of Jerusalem, Her people will come back to her; and of the towns of Judah, I will give orders for their building, and will make her waste places fertile again:

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:27 ; image nature: Autumn mist rises from a valley dotted with red and gold maples.; Isaiah 44:27. Who says to the deep, Be dry, and I will make your rivers dry:

Isaiah 44:27. Who says to the deep, Be dry, and I will make your rivers dry:

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BasicEnglish Isaiah 44:28 ; image nature: Cherry blossoms swirl in a spring breeze. Their petals dust the surface of a still mountain pond.; Isaiah 44:28. Who says of Cyrus, He will take care of my sheep, and will do all my pleasure: who says of Jerusalem, I will give the word for your building; and of the Temple, Your bases will be put in place.

Isaiah 44:28. Who says of Cyrus, He will take care of my sheep, and will do all my pleasure: who says of Jerusalem, I will give the word for your building; and of the Temple, Your bases will be put in place.

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