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All Juda, all the citizens of Jerusalem, shall feel the stroke. Not a trace shall they leave behind, yonder gods of the country-side, acolyte and priest of theirs not a memory; (Zephaniah 1, 4)
The remnant of Israel, strangers now to treachery and wrong, the true word ever on their lips! Yonder flock may graze and lie down to rest, none to dismay it. (Zephaniah 3, 13)
stirred all the nations shall be, hither shall come the prize the whole world treasures,✻ and I will fill this temple with the brightness of my presence, says the Lord of hosts. (Haggai 2, 8)
What, said my monitor, canst thou not recognize it? Not I, my Lord, I answered. (Zechariah 4, 5)
Once more yet I looked up, and had a vision of four chariots, coming out of a pass between two mountains that were all of bronze. (Zechariah 6, 1)
What marvel if my anger blazed out against the shepherds? A reckoning I must have with yonder buck-goats; ay, the Lord of hosts would keep strict count of his flock, the sons of Juda.Who but Israel is the proud charger I will ride into battle? (Zechariah 10, 3)
Time now, the Lord says, to dazzle steed and craze rider’s wits; for Juda, the sunshine of my regard, the heathen must ride in darkness. (Zechariah 12, 4)
but to the country folk of Juda the Lord grants deliverance first; clan of David, citizens of Jerusalem shall not boast themselves better than the rest.✻ (Zechariah 12, 7)
On David’s clan, on all the citizens of Jerusalem, I will pour out a gracious spirit of prayer; towards me they shall look, me whom they have pierced through.✻ Lament for him they must, and grieve bitterly; never was such lament for an only son, grief so bitter over first-born dead. (Zechariah 12, 10)
When that day comes, clansmen of David and citizens of Jerusalem shall have a fountain flowing openly, of guilt to rid them, and of defilement. (Zechariah 13, 1)
Come I to hold assize, not slow to arraign the sorcerer, the adulterer, the forsworn, all of you that deny hired man his wages, widow and orphan redress, the alien his right, fearing no vengeance from the Lord of hosts. (Malachi 3, 5)
So they used to talk among themselves, his true worshippers, till at last the Lord gave them heed and hearing; and now he would have a record kept in his presence of all that so worshipped him, all that prized his renown. (Malachi 3, 16)
