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All they did was to arouse my anger with the work of their hands - it is Yahweh who speaks - for this city has so aroused my anger and fury from the time it was built to this day, (Jeremiah 32, 31)
As you say, this city exhausted by the sword, famine and plague will be handed over to the king of Babylon. But now listen to what Yahweh the God of Israel says: (Jeremiah 32, 36)
fighting against the Chaldeans. But they have been filled with dead bodies, for I slew these people in the fury of my anger when I no longer looked to this city because of their wickedness. (Jeremiah 33, 5)
This city will be for me a cause of joy, praise and glory in the sight of all the nations of the earth, when they hear of all the good I do for them. They will fear and tremble when they see all the good and all the peace I provide for them." (Jeremiah 33, 9)
Thus says Yahweh, "You say of this city that it is a wasteland without men or animals. But in the towns of Judah and in the streets of Jerusalem which are a ruins without men or animals (Jeremiah 33, 10)
This is the word of Yahweh, God of Israel, "Go and say this to Zedekiah king of Judah: 'See, I am giving this city to the king of Babylon and he will set it on fire. (Jeremiah 34, 2)
But now I am issuing an order to bring them back to this city. They will attack and capture the city and set it on fire. As for the towns of Judah I will reduce them to a wasteland without inhabitants." (Jeremiah 34, 22)
and the Chaldeans will come back and attack this city. They will capture it and set it on fire. (Jeremiah 37, 8)
Even if you had defeated the whole Chaldean army and they were left with only wounded men, they would all come out of their tents and set fire to this city." (Jeremiah 37, 10)
in the name of Yahweh, "Anyone who stays in the city will perish by the sword, famine and plague, but whoever surrenders to the Chaldeans will survive although he may lose everything. (Jeremiah 38, 2)
For Yahweh has spoken: I have handed over this city to the king of Babylon and he will take it." (Jeremiah 38, 3)
Then the officials told the king, "This man should be put to death, because he is weakening the will of the fighting men and the people left the city. In fact he is not out to save the people but to do harm." (Jeremiah 38, 4)
