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How dared they cheat my people with false hopes, crying, All’s well, when in truth all went amiss? My people, that strove to build a wall, and here were the prophets plastering it with clay that had no straw in it! (Ezekiel 13, 10)
down shall come the wall you plastered so ill, razed to earth, and all its foundations shewing, overthrown to your common ruin; so you shall learn what manner of God the Lord is. (Ezekiel 13, 14)
Wall nor plasterer my vengeance shall spare; Down with the wall, my sentence is, and down with the plasterers that plastered it so unworkmanly, (Ezekiel 13, 15)
For a handful of meal, or a crust of bread, they will put me to shame✻ before my own people; will doom to life or death the undeserving, such credence they win from a people ever credulous. (Ezekiel 13, 19)
Have at those elbow-cushions of yours, the Lord God says, the nets yonder silly birds are caught in! I mean to snatch them away from your grasp, and set the birds free, those lives you have ensnared with your prophesying.✻ (Ezekiel 13, 20)
Son of man, here be folk that have cumbered their own hearts with false gods, entangled their own feet with guilt; wouldst thou have me answer when I am consulted by such as these? (Ezekiel 14, 3)
Speak to them, thou, and tell them this from the Lord God: When a man of Israel’s race comes to consult me through a prophet, his own heart yet cumbered with false gods, his own feet yet entangled with guilt, shall I, the Lord, give him answer in his idolatry?✻ (Ezekiel 14, 4)
Who but I found thee, as I passed on my way, blood-bespattered as thou wert, and trodden under foot; in that plight preserved thee, bade it live on, this defiled thing? (Ezekiel 16, 6)
Most foul deeds and most lecherous, that quite put thy youth out of mind, the days when thou wast naked, and overcome with shame, blood-bespattered and trodden under foot. (Ezekiel 16, 22)
I mean to leave thee at their mercy. Ruined thy bower, ransacked thy brothel shall be; thy garments stripped off thee, plundered thy fair adornment; naked they shall leave thee, and overcome with shame. (Ezekiel 16, 39)
house of thine the flames shall not spare. Before all womankind they will make an example of thee; no more dalliance, no more hired lovers now. (Ezekiel 16, 41)
a sorry boast for thee, that thou hast cheered, in such fashion, their loneliness! (Ezekiel 16, 54)
