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From the day when the Lord brought our ancestors out of Egypt until today we have been disobedient to the Lord our God, we have been disloyal, refusing to listen to his voice. (Baruch 1, 19)
And we are not free even today of the disasters and the curse which the Lord pronounced through his servant Moses the day he brought our ancestors out of Egypt to give us a land flowing with milk and honey. (Baruch 1, 20)
Saving justice is the Lord's; we and our ancestors have only the look of shame we bear today. (Baruch 2, 6)
We do not rely on the merits of our ancestors and of our kings to offer you our humble plea, Lord our God. (Baruch 2, 19)
'The Lord says this: Bend your necks and serve the king of Babylon, and you will remain in the country which I gave to your ancestors. (Baruch 2, 21)
But we would not listen to your voice and serve the king of Babylon, and so you carried out what you had threatened through your servants the prophets: that the bones of our kings and of our ancestors would be dragged from their resting places. (Baruch 2, 24)
they will stop being obstinate and, remembering what became of their ancestors who sinned before the Lord, will turn from their evil deeds. (Baruch 2, 33)
Then I shall bring them back to the country which I promised on oath to their ancestors Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, and make them masters in it. I shall make their numbers grow; they will not dwindle again. (Baruch 2, 34)
Do not call to mind the misdeeds of our ancestors, but remember instead your power and your name. (Baruch 3, 5)
since you have put respect for you in our hearts to encourage us to call on your name. We long to praise you in our exile, for we have rid our hearts of the wickedness of our ancestors who sinned against you. (Baruch 3, 7)
Look, today we are still in exile where you have scattered us as something contemptible, accursed, condemned, for all the misdeeds of our ancestors who had abandoned the Lord our God. (Baruch 3, 8)
Who has ever crossed the ocean and found her to bring her back in exchange for the finest gold? (Baruch 3, 30)
