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I will exchange thy brass for gold, thy iron for silver, thy wood for brass, thy stone for iron; I will give thee peace itself to be thy government, justice itself to be thy magistracy; (Isaiah 60, 17)
And thou, Jerusalem, when thy turn comes to be despoiled, what shift wilt thou make? Vain was it to dress in scarlet, and deck thyself with chains of gold, and with antimony darken thy eyes; vain were those arts, thy lovers are weary of thee now, and thy life is forfeit. (Jeremiah 4, 30)
Only he has tricked it out with gold and silver, hammer and nail must do their work, lest it should fall to pieces. (Jeremiah 10, 4)
Ay, bring plates of silver from Tharsis, gold from Ophaz, it is all man’s work, fresh from the smithy; bring robes of blue and purple, they are man’s work still! (Jeremiah 10, 9)
for gold, too, and for silver, bowl and censer and urn and basin and lamp-stand and spoon and goblet; nothing did Nabuzardan leave behind him. (Jeremiah 52, 19)
All dim, now, and discoloured, the gold that once shone so fair! Heaped up at every street-corner lie hallowed stones. (Lamentations 4, 1)
heaping up silver and gold, man’s confidence, man’s interminable quest? How anxiously they toiled for wealth! And now these devices of theirs are beyond our tracing. (Baruch 3, 18)
What man ever crossed the sea, and found it there, brought it back like a cargo of pure gold? (Baruch 3, 30)
And you must know that you will see, in that country, gods of gold and silver, gods of stone and wood, that are carried about on men’s shoulders; to the heathen, things of great dread. (Baruch 6, 3)
Puppets of gold and silver, speak they cannot, for all the craftsman has given them tongues to speak with. (Baruch 6, 7)
Ay, gold must go to their fashioning, never was maid so bravely tricked out; (Baruch 6, 8)
gods they are, and must wear golden crowns. And of this gold and silver the priests will steal some part for their own uses, (Baruch 6, 9)
