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Shall I not compare you, daughter of Zion, to a beautiful pasture? (Jeremiah 6, 2)
Armed with bow and spear they are cruel and merciless. Their voice roars like the roaring sea. Mounted on horses, in battle formation they come as a fire, against you, daughter of Zion." (Jeremiah 6, 23)
They have built the temple of Topheth in the valley of Hinnom where they burn their sons and daughters, something I never commanded or even thought of. (Jeremiah 7, 31)
The pleading of the daughter of my people is heard all over the land: Has Yahweh abandoned Zion? Is her king no longer there? -"Why have they provoked me with their images, with their foreign gods?" (Jeremiah 8, 19)
The sound of wailing is heard in Zion. A terrible disaster has befallen us! How great our shame to leave the land, to see our homes broken down! (Jeremiah 9, 18)
You women, take heed of what Yahweh says, let your ears pay attention to his words. Teach this lament to your daughters and each of them to their friends: (Jeremiah 9, 19)
Yahweh says to them, "This is how I will punish you: the young men shall die by the sword; their sons and daughters shall die of hunger. (Jeremiah 11, 22)
As for the people listening to them, their corpses will be thrown into the streets of Jerusalem. There will be no one to bury them or their wives, their sons or daughters, when they die of famine and by the sword. For I shall make their own malice fall upon them. (Jeremiah 14, 16)
Have you then rejected Judah forever? Do you abhor Zion? Why have you wounded us and left us with no hope of recovery? We hoped for salvation but received nothing good; we waited for healing, but terror came! (Jeremiah 14, 19)
"Do not take a wife nor have sons and daughters in this place, (Jeremiah 16, 2)
for this is what Yahweh says about sons and daughters born here, and about fathers and mothers who bring them to light in this country: (Jeremiah 16, 3)
"Micah of Moresheth prophesied publicly in the time of Hezekiah, king of Judah: 'Zion will become like a field, Jerusalem a heap of rubble and the Temple Mount a hill of overgrown thickets.' (Jeremiah 26, 18)
