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• They are dreadful and awesome, a law and authority to themselves. (Habakkuk 1, 7)

• Their horses are swifter than leopards, fiercer than wolves at night; their horsemen gallop on, their horsemen advance from afar, swooping like an eagle anxious to feed. (Habakkuk 1, 8)

• They are all bent on violence, their faces scorching like an east wind; they scoop up prisoners like sand. (Habakkuk 1, 9)

• They scoff at kings, they despise princes. They make light of all fortresses: they heap up earth and take them. (Habakkuk 1, 10)

• Your eyes are too pure to rest on evil, you cannot look on at oppression. Why do you look on at those who play the traitor, why say nothing while the wicked swallows someone more upright than himself? (Habakkuk 1, 13)

• And so they offer a sacrifice to their net, and burn incense to their dragnet, for by these they get a rich living and live off the fat of the land. (Habakkuk 1, 16)

• For the vision is for its appointed time, it hastens towards its end and it will not lie; although it may take some time, wait for it, for come it certainly will before too long. (Habakkuk 2, 3)

• Now, surely, wealth is treacherous! He is arrogant, for ever on the move, with appetite as large as Sheol and as insatiable as Death, gathering in all the nations, and making a harvest of all peoples. (Habakkuk 2, 5)

• Are not the peoples all bound to satirise and make up cryptic riddles about him? As for instance: Disaster to anyone who amasses goods not his (for how long?) and to anyone who weighs himself down with goods taken in pledge! (Habakkuk 2, 6)

• Will not your creditors suddenly stand up, will not those who make you shiver wake up, and you will fall a prey to them? (Habakkuk 2, 7)

• Disaster to anyone who amasses ill-gotten gains for his house, so as to fix his nest on high and so evade the reach of misfortune! (Habakkuk 2, 9)

• You have conspired to bring shame on your house: by overthrowing many peoples you have worked your own ruin. (Habakkuk 2, 10)