"Look in the book of the Lord, and read," Isaiah 33-34.

Isaiah 33:1-3, 7, 10-12, 16, 21, 24 Isaiah 34:1-2, 16-17 It is bad for you, O destroyer, you who were not destroyed yourself! You cannot be trusted, but others have trusted you. As soon as you finish destroying, you will be destroyed. As soon as you stop lying, others will lie to you. Come near, O nations, to hear! Listen, O people! Let the earth and all that is in it listen, the world and all that comes from it. O Lord, be kind to us. We have waited for You. Be our strength every morning. Save us in the time of trouble. For the Lord’s anger is against all the nations. And His anger is against all their armies. He has destroyed all of them. He has given them over to be killed. At the loud noise of battle, the people run. When You lift Yourself up, nations divide and run. See, their men with strength of heart cry in the streets. The men sent to bring peace cry many tears. “Now I will rise up,” says the Lord. “Now I will be honored. Now I will be lifted up. You bring life to what is of no worth. You give birth to what is of no use. My breath will destroy you like a fire. The people will be burned to white dust, like thorns cut down and burned in the fire. he will have a place on high. His safe place will be a rock that cannot be taken over. He will be given food and will have water for sure. Look in the book of the Lord, and read: Not one of these will be missing. None will be without its mate. For the mouth of the Lord has said so, and His Spirit has gathered them. He will divide the land among them and give each of them a share. It will be theirs forever. From one family to their children’s children and on into the future, they will live in it. But there the Lord in His great power will be for us. It will be a place of rivers and wide waterways, where no rowboats can go, and where no powerful ships can pass. And no one living there will say, “I am sick.” The people who live there will be forgiven of their sin.