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• What god can compare with you for pardoning guilt and for overlooking crime? He does not harbour anger for ever, since he delights in showing faithful love. (Micah 7, 18)

• Once more have pity on us, tread down our faults; throw all our sins to the bottom of the sea. (Micah 7, 19)

• Grant Jacob your faithfulness, and Abraham your faithful love, as you swore to our ancestors from the days of long ago. (Micah 7, 20)

• Yahweh is a jealous and vengeful God, Yahweh takes vengeance, he is rich in wrath; Yahweh takes vengeance on his foes, he stores up fury for his enemies. (Nahum 1, 2)

• Yahweh is slow to anger but great in power, Yahweh never lets evil go unpunished. In storm and whirlwind he takes his way, the clouds are the dust stirred up by his feet. (Nahum 1, 3)

• The mountains tremble before him, the hills reel; the earth collapses before him, the world and all who live in it. (Nahum 1, 5)

• His fury -- who can withstand it? Who can endure his burning wrath? His anger pours out like fire and the rocks break apart before him. (Nahum 1, 6)

• Yahweh is better than a fortress in time of distress; he recognises those who trust in him (Nahum 1, 7)

• even when the flood rushes on; he will make an end once and for all of those who defy him, and pursue his foes into darkness. (Nahum 1, 8)

• From you has emerged someone plotting evil against Yahweh, one of Belial's counsellors. To Judah (Nahum 1, 11)

• Yahweh says this: Unopposed and many though they be, they will be cut down and pass away. Though I have made you suffer, I shall make you suffer no more, (Nahum 1, 12)

• for now I shall break his yoke which presses hard on you and snap your chains. To the king of Nineveh (Nahum 1, 13)