the remnant: Isaiah 1:9, Isaiah 4:2-3, Isaiah 6:13, Isaiah 37:4, Isaiah 37:31-32; Ezra 9:14; Romans 9:27-29
no more: 2 Kings 16:7; 2 Chronicles 28:20; Hosea 5:13, Hosea 14:3
but shall stay: Isaiah 17:7-8, Isaiah 26:3-4, Isaiah 48:1-2, Isaiah 50:10
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Isaiah 10:20
Isaiah 10:20
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