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• Harlot mother of theirs brought reproach on the womb that bore them; Haste I away, she said, to those gallants of mine, the gods of whose gift bread comes to me, and water, wool and flax, oil and wine! (Hosea 2, 5)

• vine and fig-tree blighted, whose fruit, she told herself, was but the hire those lovers paid; all shall be woodland, for the wild beasts to ravage as they will. (Hosea 2, 12)

• Never silly dove so lost her wits as this Ephraim, now calling on Egypt, now turning to Assyria for aid! (Hosea 7, 11)

• A race half loyal, half false, but the penalty must be paid in full; those altars God himself will devote to extinction, strip those trees bare.✻ (Hosea 10, 2)

• Ephraim so false, Israel so treacherous, all about me! But Juda governs his folk with God to aid him; Juda takes part with the holy ones, loyal yet.✻ (Hosea 11, 12)

• Alas, Israel, undone! Who but I can aid thee? (Hosea 13, 9)

• Weep bitterly, then, as maid that goes clad in sackcloth, untimely widowed; (Joel 1, 8)

• to thee even the wild beasts make their dumb appeal, from dry river-beds, from upland pastures laid bare. (Joel 1, 20)

• everywhere servants of mine, handmaids of mine, inspired to prophesy! (Joel 2, 29)

• Loud as roaring of lion, said he, the Lord will speak in thunder from his citadel at Jerusalem; forlorn they lie, yonder pastures the shepherds loved once, the heights of Carmel all shrivelled away. (Amos 1, 2)

• Ground in the dust, the poor man’s rights, shouldered aside, the claim of the unbefriended! See where father and son, to my name’s dishonour, bed with one maid! (Amos 2, 7)

• Sounds trumpet in the streets, men do well to be afraid; if peril is afoot in the city, doubt not it is of the Lord’s sending. (Amos 3, 6)