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Urgently and constantly I warned your fathers to obey my voice, from the day I brought them up out of the land of Egypt even to this day. (Jeremiah 11, 7)
You, O Lord, know me, you see me, you have found that at heart I am with you. Pick them out like sheep for the slaughter, set them apart for the day of carnage. (Jeremiah 12, 3)
Speak to them this word: Let my eyes stream with tears day and night, without rest, Over the great destruction which overwhelms the virgin daughter of my people, over her incurable wound. (Jeremiah 14, 17)
Their widows were more numerous before me than the sands of the sea. I brought against the mother of youths the spoiler at midday; Suddenly I struck her with anguish and terror. (Jeremiah 15, 8)
The mother of seven swoons away, gasping out her life; Her sun sets in full day, she is disgraced, despairing. Their survivors I will give to the sword before their enemies, says the LORD. (Jeremiah 15, 9)
I will cast you out of this land into a land that neither you nor your fathers have known; there you can serve strange gods day and night, because I will not grant you my mercy. (Jeremiah 16, 13)
However, days will surely come, says the LORD, when it will no longer be said, "As the LORD lives, who brought the Israelites out of Egypt"; (Jeremiah 16, 14)
O LORD, my strength, my fortress, my refuge in the day of distress! To you will the nations come from the ends of the earth, and say, "Mere frauds are the heritage of our fathers, empty idols of no use." (Jeremiah 16, 19)
Yet I did not press you to send calamity; the day without remedy I have not desired. You know what passed my lips; it is present before you. (Jeremiah 17, 16)
Do not be my ruin, you, my refuge in the day of misfortune. (Jeremiah 17, 17)
Let my persecutors, not me, be confounded; let them, not me, be broken. Bring upon them the day of misfortune, crush them with repeated destruction. (Jeremiah 17, 18)
Thus says the LORD: As you love your lives, take care not to carry burdens on the sabbath day, to bring them in through the gates of Jerusalem. (Jeremiah 17, 21)
