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Nay, sword of Ammon, it was but a vain dream, a lying augury, that it should be thy office to fall on the necks of yonder doomed sinners, whose time has run out. (Ezekiel 21, 29)
I mean to pour out my vengeance on thee, blast thee with the fire of my anger; barbarian foes shall have the mastery of thee, that are skilful only to destroy. (Ezekiel 21, 31)
Son of man, where the race of Israel shews in the heart of the furnace, nothing I find but dross; all is copper, and tin, and iron, and lead; dross of silver where silver should be. (Ezekiel 22, 18)
This warning, then, the Lord God has for them: I mean to shut you up in Jerusalem, dross as you are; (Ezekiel 22, 19)
What wonder if I have poured out my vengeance, burnt them up in my anger? It was but their deserts I gave them, says the Lord God. (Ezekiel 22, 31)
Among the flower of Assyrian chivalry was none but enjoyed her favours; and she, that courted all alike, soiled herself with their idolatry. (Ezekiel 23, 7)
Alas, still unforgotten her dalliance in Egypt; the lovers that bedded her in her youth, mishandled her virgin breast, plied her with their debauchery! (Ezekiel 23, 8)
How they stripped and dishonoured her, robbed her of sons and daughters both, and then put her to the sword! Never fell such signal punishment upon womankind. (Ezekiel 23, 10)
That sight before her, what did the other sister, Oöliba? Why, she outwent the first in her wantonness, more lascivious yet; (Ezekiel 23, 11)
What girdles they had about their loins, these men of Babylon, what gaily-coloured turbans they wore! Sure, they must be princes, all of them, in their own Chaldaean land! (Ezekiel 23, 15)
Alas, Oöliba, are they remembered still, the passions of thy youth, far away in Egypt, when those breasts surrendered to the attack, that virginity was ravished? (Ezekiel 23, 21)
This doom, then, the Lord God pronounces on thee: They shall be summoned to the attack, all those old lovers thou art wearied of, beleaguer thee round about; (Ezekiel 23, 22)
