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Fault with thee is none; ours, Lord, to blush for the wrong-doing that has offended thee, men of Juda, citizens of Jerusalem, Israel near at hand, Israel banished far away, in what plight thou seest! (Daniel 9, 7)
and if yonder unexampled punishment befell Jerusalem, it was but a threat fulfilled; warning we had of it, we and the princes that governed us. (Daniel 9, 12)
of all thy faithful dealings with us. But wilt thou let thy indignant anger fall on Jerusalem, on that holy mountain of thine? Too long, for our sins and the sins of our fathers before us, all our neighbours have held Jerusalem, and us thy people, in contempt. (Daniel 9, 16)
Be assured of this, and mark it well; a period of seven weeks must go by, and another period of sixty-two weeks, between the order to rebuild Jerusalem and the coming of the Christ to be your leader. Street and wall will be built again, though in a time of distress; (Daniel 9, 25)
But at last, to his own province turning back, he totters to his fall, and the fame of him is heard no more. (Daniel 11, 19)
What if some of them should fall, those wise counsellors? Assayed let them be for a little, sifted, purged for a little; there shall be happier times yet. (Daniel 11, 35)
Let me rather fall into your power through no act of mine, than commit sin in the Lord’s sight. (Daniel 13, 23)
Such approaches you have made, long since, to women of the other tribes, and they, from very fear, admitted your suit; but you could not bring a woman of Juda to fall in with your wicked design. (Daniel 13, 57)
Nay, let us have no recriminations between man and man; so should this people of thine fall to railing at their priests! (Hosea 4, 4)
Huzza for our king?✻ Ay, but see how the princes fall to their carousing, and he himself reaches out for the wine, reckless as they! (Hosea 7, 5)
The God that made them forgotten, Israel builds shrine and Juda stronghold still; but the fire I am kindling shall fall upon Juda’s cities, shall devour them, citadel and all. (Hosea 8, 14)
and with that, vanish the hill-shrines of false worship, Israel’s darling sin; grows thorn and thistle on their altars; no prayer have the men of Israel now but that mountains should fall on them, hills should bury them alive. (Hosea 10, 8)
