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'Is Israel a slave? Was he born into serfdom, for him to be preyed on like this? (Jeremiah 2, 14)
When that time comes, Jerusalem will be called: The Throne of Yahweh, and all the nations will converge on her, on Yahweh's name, on Jerusalem, and will no longer follow their own stubborn and wicked inclinations. (Jeremiah 3, 17)
But they did not listen, they did not pay attention; they followed their own devices, their own stubborn and wicked inclinations, and got worse rather than better. (Jeremiah 7, 24)
but have followed their own stubborn hearts, have followed the Baals as their ancestors taught them.' (Jeremiah 9, 13)
But they did not listen, did not pay attention; instead, each followed his own stubborn and wicked inclinations. And against them, in consequence, I put into action the words of this covenant which I had ordered them to obey and which they had not obeyed."' (Jeremiah 11, 8)
This evil people, these people who refuse to listen to my words, who follow their own stubborn inclinations and run after other gods, serving and worshipping them -- this people will become like this waistcloth, no good for anything. (Jeremiah 13, 10)
A disaster for me, mother, that you bore me to be a man of strife and dissension for the whole country. I neither lend nor borrow, yet all of them curse me. (Jeremiah 15, 10)
For Yahweh says this regarding the sons and daughters to be born in this place, about the mothers who give birth to them, and about the fathers who beget them in this land, (Jeremiah 16, 3)
And you for your part have behaved even worse than your ancestors. Look, each of you follows his own stubborn and wicked inclinations, without listening to me. (Jeremiah 16, 12)
'Yahweh Sabaoth, the God of Israel, says this, "Yes, on this city, and on all the towns belonging to it, I shall bring all the disaster which I had decreed for it, since they have stubbornly refused to listen to my words." ' (Jeremiah 19, 15)
A curse on the day when I was born! May the day my mother bore me be unblessed! (Jeremiah 20, 14)
A curse on the man who brought my father the news, 'A son, a boy has been born to you!' making him overjoyed. (Jeremiah 20, 15)
