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• Since you have forgotten the God of your salvation, and failed to keep the Rock, your refuge, in mind, you plant pleasure-gardens, you sow exotic seeds; (Isaiah 17, 10)

• When that day comes, Tyre will be forgotten for seventy years, the length of one king's life. But when the seventy years are over, Tyre will become like the whore in the song: (Isaiah 23, 15)

• 'Take your harp, walk the town, whore whom men have forgotten! Play sweetly, song after song, to make them remember you.' (Isaiah 23, 16)

• Zion was saying, 'Yahweh has abandoned me, the Lord has forgotten me.' (Isaiah 49, 14)

• Whoever blesses himself on earth will bless himself by the God of truth, and whoever swears an oath on earth will swear by the God of truth, for past troubles will be forgotten and hidden from my eyes. (Isaiah 65, 16)

• Does a girl forget her ornaments, a bride her sash? And yet my people have forgotten me, days beyond number. (Jeremiah 2, 32)

• A noise is heard on the bare heights: the weeping and entreaty of the Israelites, for they have gone wildly astray, have forgotten Yahweh their God. (Jeremiah 3, 21)

• This is your share, the part allotted you, from me, Yahweh declares, because you have forgotten me and put your trust in Delusion. (Jeremiah 13, 25)

• And yet my people have forgotten me! They burn incense to a Nothing! They have been made to stumble in their ways, the ancient paths, to walk in paths, on an unmade road, (Jeremiah 18, 15)

• All your lovers have forgotten you, they look for you no more. Yes, I have struck you as an enemy strikes, with cruel punishment (because of your great guilt and countless sins). (Jeremiah 30, 14)

• Have you forgotten the wicked deeds of your ancestors, of the kings of Judah and of your princes, your own wicked deeds and those of your wives, committed in the country of Judah and in the streets of Jerusalem? (Jeremiah 44, 9)

• They will ask the way to Zion and turn their faces towards her, 'Come, let us bind ourselves to Yahweh by an everlasting covenant never to be forgotten!' (Jeremiah 50, 5)