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• None so gracious as the Lord, no strength like his in the hour of distress; do but trust him, and he will keep thee in his care … (Nahum 1, 7)

• But thus the Lord says: Are they in full muster? At least there are over-many of them; they must be shorn of their strength. It will pass; once chastened is chastened enough,✻ (Nahum 1, 12)

• Here is an enemy at thy gates that scatters all before him; here is close siege, no entry but must be guarded; gird thee well, summon up all thy strength! (Nahum 2, 1)

• Alas, for the muster-roll of the king’s vassals,✻ fallen as they went about their task! Swiftly they manned the walls, but the engines were in place already. (Nahum 2, 5)

• Nineve, welcome sight as pools of water to the fugitive;✻ stay, stay! But never a one looks back. (Nahum 2, 8)

• Out with silver, out with gold of hers; store is here of costly stuff beyond price or reckoning! (Nahum 2, 9)

• Out upon thee, city of blood, full fed with treason and rapine, yet still at prey! (Nahum 3, 1)

• and now I will be even with thee, says the Lord God of hosts. I mean to set thy skirts flying about thy ears, and lay bare the naked shame of thee, for all the kingdoms of the world to see; (Nahum 3, 5)

• Here was another city, No-Ammon,✻ fair as thyself; she too was built on the river-side, water all about her; the sea her mart, the sea her defences. (Nahum 3, 8)

• Bemused and helpless with fear, looking about for succour against the invader, so she was, so thou shalt be. (Nahum 3, 11)

• At a touch thy bastions shall fall, like ripe figs that drop into the eater’s mouth, soon as tree is shaken; (Nahum 3, 12)

• Water, there, water for a siege! Raise the battlements higher yet! Down to the clay-pit with thee, tread the mortar, put thy hand to the brick-mould! (Nahum 3, 14)