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the festal robe of happier times I have put aside, clothed myself in sackcloth as the suppliants do; I will spend my days pleading with him, the eternal. (Baruch 4, 20)
Upon him, the eternal, I pin evermore my hopes of your happiness, the holy God, evermore our deliverer! Light grows my heart, to think of the mercy he has in store for you. (Baruch 4, 22)
Long shall the fires of eternal justice smoulder there, long shall it be the haunt of devils.✻ (Baruch 4, 35)
Enough, Jerusalem; lay aside now the sad garb of thy humiliation, and put on bright robes, befitting the eternal glory God means for thee; (Baruch 5, 1)
never a pace they walk, but must still be carried on men’s shoulders, putting their own worshippers to shame by the betrayal of their impotence. (Baruch 6, 25)
For a handful of meal, or a crust of bread, they will put me to shame✻ before my own people; will doom to life or death the undeserving, such credence they win from a people ever credulous. (Ezekiel 13, 19)
Who but I came upon thee, as I passed on my way? And already thou wert ripe for love; cloak of mine should be thrown about thee, to hide thy shame; my troth I plighted to thee, the Lord God says, and thou wert mine. (Ezekiel 16, 8)
Most foul deeds and most lecherous, that quite put thy youth out of mind, the days when thou wast naked, and overcome with shame, blood-bespattered and trodden under foot. (Ezekiel 16, 22)
And at last, to crown thy misdoings (Fie on thee, fie on thee for shame! says the Lord God), (Ezekiel 16, 23)
I mean to have a reckoning with thee. All the gallants that have enjoyed thee, men that love thee and men that hate, I will muster together; muster them from all around, and then lay thy shame bare, expose thy nakedness for all to see. (Ezekiel 16, 37)
I mean to leave thee at their mercy. Ruined thy bower, ransacked thy brothel shall be; thy garments stripped off thee, plundered thy fair adornment; naked they shall leave thee, and overcome with shame. (Ezekiel 16, 39)
Their lesser guilt, that somewhat excuses them, is the measure of thy shame; of that shame thou must bear the brand, while thy sisters go free. (Ezekiel 16, 52)
