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• 'How frivolously you undertake a change of course! But you will be disappointed by Egypt just as you were by Assyria. (Jeremiah 2, 36)

• You will have to leave there too with your hands on your head, for Yahweh has rejected those that you rely on, you will come to no good with them.' (Jeremiah 2, 37)

• 'Lift your eyes to the bare heights and look! Where have you not offered your sex! You waited by the roadside for them like an Arab in the desert. You have polluted the country with your prostitution and your vices: (Jeremiah 3, 2)

• Only acknowledge your guilt: how you have rebelled against Yahweh your God, how you have prostituted yourself with the Strangers under every green tree and have not listened to my voice, Yahweh declares. (Jeremiah 3, 13)

• "Come back, disloyal children, Yahweh declares, for I alone am your Master, and I will take you, one from a town, two from a family, and bring you to Zion. (Jeremiah 3, 14)

• I shall give you shepherds after my own heart, who will pasture you wisely and discreetly. (Jeremiah 3, 15)

• "When those days come, the House of Judah will join the House of Israel; together they will come from the land of the north to the country I gave your ancestors as their heritage." (Jeremiah 3, 18)

• 'Come back, disloyal sons, I want to cure your disloyalty.' 'We are here, we are coming to you, for you are Yahweh our God. (Jeremiah 3, 22)

• The hills are a delusion after all, so is the tumult of the mountains. Yahweh our God is, after all, the saving of Israel. (Jeremiah 3, 23)

• Shame has devoured what our ancestors worked for ever since we were young, their flocks and herds, their sons and their daughters. (Jeremiah 3, 24)

• Let us lie down in our shame, let our confusion cover us, for we have sinned against Yahweh our God, we and our ancestors, from our youth until today, and have not listened to the voice of Yahweh our God.' (Jeremiah 3, 25)

• 'If you come back, Israel, Yahweh declares, if you come back to me, if you take your Horrors out of my sight, if you go roving no more, (Jeremiah 4, 1)