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Plunderers all; eager as the sirocco their onset, whirling away, like sand-storm, their captives.✻ (Habakkuk 1, 9)
There stood he, and scanned the earth; at his look, the nations were adread; melted were the everlasting mountains, bowed were the ancient hills, his own immemorial pathway, as he journeyed. (Habakkuk 3, 6)
The Lord, the ruler of all, is my stronghold; he will bring me safely on my way, safe as the hind whose feet echo already on the hills.(For the chief singer, to the harp’s music.✻ ) (Habakkuk 3, 19)
Flocks shall lie down there … all the wild things of earth; bittern and hedgehog make their dwelling in its doorways, bird-song there shall be in the windows, and raven perched on lintel; so ebbs the strength of it. (Zephaniah 2, 14)
From far away, beyond Ethiop rivers, my suppliants shall come to me, sons✻ of my exiled people the bloodless offering shall bring. (Zephaniah 3, 10)
No need, then, to blush for wayward thoughts that defied me; gone from thy midst the high-sounding boast; no room, in that mountain sanctuary of mine, for pride henceforward; (Zephaniah 3, 11)
Prophets there were long since, that warned those fathers of yours in his name, they should turn away from ill living and rebellious thoughts; yet neither heed nor hearing, he says, would they give me; not for you to follow their example. (Zechariah 1, 4)
Speed thee, said he, on thy way, and tell that pupil of thine:✻ So full Jerusalem shall be, of men and cattle both, wall it shall have none to hedge it in; (Zechariah 2, 4)
Away, away, from the north country get you gone, the Lord says; what if I have scattered you, far as the four winds? (Zechariah 2, 6)
Away with thee, Sion; wouldst thou still make thy home with widowed Babylon? (Zechariah 2, 7)
Sion, poor maid, break out into songs of rejoicing; I am on my way, coming to dwell in the midst of thee, the Lord says. (Zechariah 2, 10)
the angel gave it out to his attendants they should take away these vile rags from him; Guilt of thine, said he, I have set by; thou shalt have new garments to wear instead. (Zechariah 3, 4)
