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'Come back, disloyal sons, I want to cure your disloyalty.' 'We are here, we are coming to you, for you are Yahweh our God. (Jeremiah 3, 22)
Although they say, 'As Yahweh lives,' they are, in fact, swearing a false oath. (Jeremiah 5, 2)
Yahweh says this, 'Let the sage not boast of wisdom, nor the valiant of valour, nor the wealthy of riches! (Jeremiah 9, 22)
"For you have as many gods as you have towns, Judah! You have built as many altars to Shame, as many incense altars to Baal, as Jerusalem has streets! (Jeremiah 11, 13)
Although our sins witness against us, Yahweh, for your name's sake, intervene! Yes, our acts of infidelity have been many, we have sinned against you! (Jeremiah 14, 7)
Have you rejected Judah altogether? Does your very soul revolt at Zion? Why have you struck us down without hope of cure? We were hoping for peace -- no good came of it! For the moment of cure -- nothing but terror! (Jeremiah 14, 19)
Your wealth and your treasures I shall hand over to plunder, without repayment, because of all your sins, throughout your territory. (Jeremiah 15, 13)
'The sin of Judah is written with an iron pen, engraved with a diamond point on the tablet of the heart and on the horns of their altars, (Jeremiah 17, 1)
while their children remember their altars and their sacred pole beside the green trees, on the lofty hills. (Jeremiah 17, 2)
My mountain on the plain, your wealth and all your treasures I shall hand over to be plundered, because of the sin of your high places throughout your territory. (Jeremiah 17, 3)
Such a person is like scrub in the wastelands: when good comes, it does not affect him since he lives in the parched places of the desert, uninhabited, salt land. (Jeremiah 17, 6)
And all the wealth of this city, all its stores, all its valuables, all the treasures of the kings of Judah, I shall hand over to their enemies who will plunder them, round them up and carry them off to Babylon. (Jeremiah 20, 5)
