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Yet Moab is laid waste, its townships aflame, all the flower of its chivalry gone to their death; so that king decrees, whose name is the Lord of hosts. (Jeremiah 48, 15)
Blunted now is that horn, the Lord says, crushed that strong arm! (Jeremiah 48, 25)
Well I know, the Lord says, those high pretensions of hers, that have no strength to warrant them, those dreams that never come true! (Jeremiah 48, 30)
None will I leave in Moab, the Lord says, to worship at the hill-shrines, or do sacrifice to its gods. (Jeremiah 48, 35)
Roof-top and street in Moab is none but echoes with grief; I have cast Moab away, the Lord says, like a jar past mending. (Jeremiah 48, 38)
An eagle’s flight yonder conqueror has, the Lord says, and will sweep down on Moab too. (Jeremiah 48, 40)
Moab, that set the Lord at defiance, shall be a people no more. (Jeremiah 48, 42)
Terror in front of its people, the Lord says, trap and toil behind them; (Jeremiah 48, 43)
from terror flee thou, into trap fall thou; from the trap free thee, toils shall fasten thee. Such shall be my year of reckoning with the men of Moab, the Lord says. (Jeremiah 48, 44)
Yet a time shall come at last, the Lord says, when her lot shall be reversed.Thus far the doom of Moab. (Jeremiah 48, 47)
And thus the Lord speaks to the Ammonites: Did Israel, then, leave no sons, no heirs to follow him? How comes it that Melchom boasts possession of Gad, and worshippers of his dwell in yonder cities? (Jeremiah 49, 1)
A time is coming, the Lord says, when Rabbath Ammon shall hear the din of fighting, and shall be thrown down in ruins; when her daughter cities shall be burnt to the ground, and Israel, so runs the divine promise, shall drive out the intruder. (Jeremiah 49, 2)
