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Take courage, my children, and raise your voices, too, in appeal; from the enemy’s tyrant grasp the Lord shall deliver you. (Baruch 4, 21)
Woe to the men that harassed thee, and triumphed in thy ruin, (Baruch 4, 31)
Have at those elbow-cushions of yours, the Lord God says, the nets yonder silly birds are caught in! I mean to snatch them away from your grasp, and set the birds free, those lives you have ensnared with your prophesying.✻ (Ezekiel 13, 20)
Polished, for the hand to grasp it well, the sharp sword, the bright sword, which the slayer must needs handle! (Ezekiel 21, 11)
This too: The very isles shall echo with the crash of thy fall, ring with the cries of the wounded dying in thy streets. (Ezekiel 26, 15)
grasped they that staff, it splintered, and there was an arm wounded; leaned they on it, it broke, and their strength gave way under them. (Ezekiel 29, 7)
How it echoed through the world, the crash of his fall! He too, like all mortal things, was for the earth at last; comfort for those others that were brought to earth like himself, trees of Eden like himself, so noble, so fair, so well watered! (Ezekiel 31, 16)
Yes, I will lead them out into fair pastures, the high mountains of Israel shall be their feeding-ground, the mountains of Israel, with soft grass for them to rest on, rich feed for them to graze. (Ezekiel 34, 14)
Yet leave the stock of it fast in earth.Band of iron, chain of bronze! There on the soft meadow-grass heaven’s dew wet him, pasture with the beasts find he; (Daniel 4, 12)
He watches ever, that holy one thou sawest coming down from heaven; and his word was, Down with the tree, away with it, yet leave the stock of it rooted fast! Of iron band he spoke, and chain of bronze; of soft meadow-grass under the dews of heaven; of one that should have his pasture among the beasts, till seven seasons had found him there, and passed him by. (Daniel 4, 20)
Far from the haunts of men thou shalt be driven out, and among brute beasts thou shalt have thy dwelling; eat grass, ox-fashion, and with heaven’s dew be drenched, till seven seasons have passed thee by; so learn thou must, that of all human kingship the most High is overlord, and grants it where he will. (Daniel 4, 22)
driven from the haunts of men, with beasts dwell thou, grass like the cattle eat thou, till seven seasons have passed thee by, and learned thou hast that the most High is overlord of all human kingship, to grant it where he will. (Daniel 4, 29)
