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Upon a high and lofty mountain you made your bed, and there you went up to offer sacrifice. (Isaiah 57, 7)
Behind the door and the doorpost you placed your indecent symbol. Deserting me, you spread out your high, wide bed; And of those whose embraces you love you carved the symbol and gazed upon it (Isaiah 57, 8)
For thus says he who is high and exalted, living eternally, whose name is the Holy One: On high I dwell, and in holiness, and with the crushed and dejected in spirit, To revive the spirits of the dejected, to revive the hearts of the crushed. (Isaiah 57, 15)
Yes, your fast ends in quarreling and fighting, striking with wicked claw. Would that today you might fast so as to make your voice heard on high! (Isaiah 58, 4)
Long ago you broke your yoke, you tore off your bonds. "I will not serve," you said. On every high hill, under every green tree, you gave yourself to harlotry. (Jeremiah 2, 20)
The LORD said to me in the days of King Josiah: See now what rebellious Israel has done! She has gone up every high mountain, and under every green tree she has played the harlot. (Jeremiah 3, 6)
Small and great alike, all are greedy for gain; prophet and priest, all practice fraud. (Jeremiah 6, 13)
In the Valley of Ben-hinnom they have built the high place of Topheth to immolate in fire their sons and their daughters, such a thing as I never commanded or had in mind. (Jeremiah 7, 31)
Therefore, I will give their wives to strangers, their fields to spoilers. Small and great alike, all are greedy for gain, prophet and priest, all practice fraud. (Jeremiah 8, 10)
If I walk out into the field, look! those slain by the sword; If I enter the city, look! those consumed by hunger. Even the prophet and the priest forage in a land they know not. (Jeremiah 14, 18)
when their sons remember their altars and their sacred poles, beside the green trees, on the high hills, (Jeremiah 17, 2)
They have built high places for Baal to immolate their sons in fire as holocausts to Baal: such a thing as I neither commanded nor spoke of, nor did it ever enter my mind. (Jeremiah 19, 5)
