Isaiah 19:7-11

All that is planted by the mouth of the river will dry up, and the fields along the brooks will wither and turn to dust blown away by the wind. Fishermen will mourn. All who cast a fishhook into the river and those who cast their nets will catch nothing. Those who make clothing from combed flax will despair, and the weavers of linen will be distressed. The pillars of Egypt’s foundations will be shattered and every worker grieved. The elite of Zoan are nothing but fools, and the wisest of Pharaoh’s counselors gives foolish advice. How in the world can you say to Pharaoh, “I am a brilliant sage and a descendant of the ancient kings”?