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  • All of us have become like the unclean; all our good deeds are like polluted garments; we have all withered like leaves, blown away by our iniquities. (Isaiah 64, 5)

  • Now why call to Egypt? Will the water of the Nile heal you? And why go to Assyria? What good will the water of the River do you? (Jeremiah 2, 18)

  • "This happens because my people are foolish and do not know me. They are senseless and have no understanding, - wise in doing evil but stupid in doing good!" (Jeremiah 4, 22)

  • This is what Yahweh says, "Stand in the roads and look. Ask for the ancient paths and know where the good way is. Walk on it and experience peace for yourselves." But you said, "We will not take it." (Jeremiah 6, 16)

  • We hoped for peace and we see nothing good! for a time of healing, but terror came! (Jeremiah 8, 15)

  • Their idols are like scarecrows in a cucumber field; they cannot speak. They have to be carried because they cannot walk. Have no fear of them; they can do neither harm nor good." (Jeremiah 10, 5)

  • I went to the torrent and dug up the belt but it was ruined and good for nothing, (Jeremiah 13, 7)

  • this wicked people who refuse to heed what I say, this stubborn people who go after other gods to serve and worship them. And they shall become like this belt which is now good for nothing. (Jeremiah 13, 10)

  • Can an Ethiopian change his skin or a leopard his spots? And can you do good, you who are accustomed to doing evil? (Jeremiah 13, 23)

  • The soil is cracked because there is no rain in the land; the farmers are dismayed and have covered their heads like mourners. (Jeremiah 14, 4)

  • 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)

  • but then they do what displeases me and do not listen to me, so I decide to reverse the good deeds that I intend to do." (Jeremiah 18, 10)


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