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Who ever heard of such a thing, or saw the like? Can a country be brought forth in one day, or a nation be born in a single moment? Yet Zion is scarcely in labor when she gives birth to her children. (Isaiah 66, 8)
Return, rebellious children, says the LORD, for I am your Master; I will take you, one from a city, two from a clan, and bring you to Zion. (Jeremiah 3, 14)
The shame-god has devoured our fathers' toil from our youth, Their sheep and their cattle, their sons and their daughters. (Jeremiah 3, 24)
Bear the standard to Zion, seek refuge without delay! Evil I bring from the north, and great destruction. (Jeremiah 4, 6)
Yes, I hear the moaning, as of a woman in travail, like the anguish of a mother with her first child- The cry of daughter Zion gasping, as she stretches forth her hands: "Ah, woe is me! I sink exhausted before the slayers!" (Jeremiah 4, 31)
They will devour your harvest and your bread, devour your sons and your daughters, Devour your sheep and cattle, devour your vines and fig trees; They will beat flat with the sword the fortified city in which you trust. (Jeremiah 5, 17)
O lovely and delicate daughter Zion, you are ruined! (Jeremiah 6, 2)
Bow and javelin they wield; cruel and pitiless are they. They sound like the roaring sea as they ride forth on steeds, Each in his place, for battle against you, daughter Zion. (Jeremiah 6, 23)
In the Valley of Ben-hinnom they have built the high place of Topheth to immolate in fire their sons and their daughters, such a thing as I never commanded or had in mind. (Jeremiah 7, 31)
Listen! the cry of the daughter of my people, far and wide in the land! Is the LORD no longer in Zion, is her King no longer in her midst? (Why do they provoke me with their idols, with their foreign nonentities?) (Jeremiah 8, 19)
The dirge is heard from Zion: Ruined we are, and greatly ashamed; We must leave the land, give up our homes! (Jeremiah 9, 18)
Hear, you women, the word of the LORD, let your ears receive his message. Teach your daughters this dirge, and each other this lament. (Jeremiah 9, 19)
