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What marvel, if the Lord will not listen to such cry as yours, turns his back on you in your distress, for your ill deserving? (Micah 3, 4)
over thronging peoples he shall sit in judgement, give award to great nations from far away. Sword they will fashion into ploughshare and spear into pruning-hook; no room there shall be for nation to levy war against nation, and train itself in arms. (Micah 4, 3)
None so gracious as the Lord, no strength like his in the hour of distress; do but trust him, and he will keep thee in his care … (Nahum 1, 7)
And indeed it nothing spares, hook of yonder Chaldaean; seine and drag he spreads for all, and great joy has he of his sport. (Habakkuk 1, 15)
Silence, there, to greet the Lord! Here is day of his appointing, here is great sacrifice of his preparing; all his guests bidden, all their cleansing done. (Zephaniah 1, 7)
Nearer, nearer comes the great day of the Lord’s reckoning, ay, and soon; bitter the bruit of its coming; here is peril to cow the bravest heart. (Zephaniah 1, 14)
Vain is towering height of thine, great mountain; down to plain’s level thou must stoop at Zorobabel’s coming; stone from thee he must quarry and smooth to be his coping-stone, how fair, how fair!✻ (Zechariah 4, 7)
And a great cry came to me,✻ See, where they reach the north country! All is well in the north country, my heart is content.✻ (Zechariah 6, 8)
A message from the Lord of hosts! Great ruth have I for Sion, and sore it grieves me. (Zechariah 8, 2)
Ephraim, of great warriors the peer! Glad all hearts shall be, as when the wine-cup goes round; children of his shall acclaim the sight, and triumph lustily in the Lord. (Zechariah 10, 7)
When that day comes, great shall be the mourning in Jerusalem, great as Adadremmon’s mourning at Mageddo;✻ (Zechariah 12, 11)
There on the mount of Olives, that faces Jerusalem on the east, his feet shall be set; to east and west the mount of Olives shall be cloven in two halves, with a great chasm between, and the two halves shall move apart, one northward, one southward. (Zechariah 14, 4)
