Isaiah 17:11

Wycliffe's Bible with Modern Spelling

In the day of thy planting shall be a wild vine, and early thy seed shall flower; ripe corn is taken away in the day of heritage, and Israel shall make sorrow grievously.

Cross References

Job 4:8

Certainly rather I saw them, that work wickedness, and sow sorrows, and reap those [or them],

Psalm 90:6

early flourish he, and pass; in the eventide fall he down, be he hard, and wax he dry.

Isaiah 17:5

And it shall be as gathering together that that is left in harvest, and his arm shall gather ears of corn, and it shall be as seeking ears of corn in the valley of Rephaim.

Jeremiah 5:31

prophets prophesied leasing, and priests joyed with their hands, and my people loved such things. What therefore shall be done in the last thing thereof?

Hosea 8:7

For they shall sow wind, and they shall reap whirlwind. A stalk standing up is not in them, the seed shall not make meal; that if also it maketh meal, aliens shall eat it.

Hosea 9:16

Ephraim is smitten, the root of them is dried up; they shall not make fruit. That though they engender, I shall slay the most loved things of their womb.

Joel 1:17

Beasts waxed rotten in their drit. Barns be destroyed, cellars be destroy-ed, for wheat is shamed.

Leviticus 26:20

your travail shall be wasted in vain, neither the earth shall bring forth fruit, neither [the] trees shall give apples.

Romans 2:5

But after thine hardness and unrepentant heart, thou treasurest to thee wrath in[to] the day of wrath, and of showing of the rightful doom of God,

Deuteronomy 28:39

Thou shalt plant, and dig a vinery [or vine], and thou shalt not drink the wine of it, neither thou shalt gather thereof anything; for it shall be wasted with worms.