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• Oh that some lodging-place in the wilderness for me were dwelling-place, far from the haunts of my own people, that are faithless lovers, rebel subjects all! (Jeremiah 9, 2)

• A message from the Lord: Like dung they shall lie on the ground, the corpses of the dead, like the sheaf left after reaping is done, that none is at pains to gather. (Jeremiah 9, 22)

• Ay, bring plates of silver from Tharsis, gold from Ophaz, it is all man’s work, fresh from the smithy; bring robes of blue and purple, they are man’s work still! (Jeremiah 10, 9)

• At the sound of his voice, what mustering of the waters overhead! He summons up the cloud-wrack from the world’s end, turns the lightning into a rain-storm, brings the winds out of his store-house;✻ (Jeremiah 10, 13)

• Take up from the ground, poor besieged one, thy load of shame.✻ (Jeremiah 10, 17)

• A sound comes to me that brings tidings with it, a great stir from the north country; all Juda is to become a desert, a lair for serpents✻ now. (Jeremiah 10, 22)

• Here is a message which came from the Lord to Jeremias (Jeremiah 11, 1)

• This warning thou shalt give them from the Lord God of Israel: Cursed be the man who will not obey the terms of this covenant, (Jeremiah 11, 3)

• the commandment which I enjoined on your fathers when I rescued them from Egypt’s furnace of iron. Give heed to my call, I told them, and do as I bid you; then you shall be my people, and I will be your God. (Jeremiah 11, 4)

• So would I fulfil the promise made on oath to their fathers before them; the promise of a land all milk and honey, that land which is yours to-day.So be it, Lord, said I; (Jeremiah 11, 5)

• ever since I rescued them from Egypt I have been adjuring those fathers of yours, day in, day out, to listen to me, (Jeremiah 11, 7)

• No track over the uplands but has seen the freebooters coming by; from end to end of the country the sword of divine vengeance must pass, leaving no peace for any living thing; (Jeremiah 12, 12)