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for thy own honour, do not shame us, do not drag thy own royal glory in the dust; wilt thou forget, wilt thou annul the covenant that binds thee? (Jeremiah 14, 21)
An ill day when thou, my own mother, didst bring me into the world! A world where all for me is strife, all is hostility; neither creditor I nor debtor to any man, yet they curse my name! (Jeremiah 15, 10)
Thou art my witness, Lord; bethink thee, and come to my defence against my persecutors; hold thy hand no longer, but claim me for thy own;✻ if I have earned an ill name, it was in thy cause. (Jeremiah 15, 15)
When thy words were found,✻ how greedily I devoured them! Great joy and content those words gave to my heart, heart of a prophet that bears thy name. (Jeremiah 15, 16)
The Lord’s word came to me: (Jeremiah 16, 1)
tell them this in his name: It is because your fathers have forsaken me, had recourse to alien gods, and submitted to the worship of them, my claim renounced, my laws defied. (Jeremiah 16, 11)
Ay, it is the very lesson I mean to teach them now; that I act, and act with power; they shall learn to know the Lord’s name at last. (Jeremiah 16, 21)
thou, Lord, art Israel’s hope; the men who forsake thee will be disappointed, the men who swerve from thy paths will be names written in sand; have they not forsaken that Lord who is the fountain of living water? (Jeremiah 17, 13)
The Lord’s word came to Jeremias, (Jeremiah 18, 1)
Then it was the Lord’s word came to me: (Jeremiah 18, 5)
let their homes ring with lamentation, a prey to the sudden onslaught of robbers! Cunning the snare they laid, deep the pit they dug to entrap me; (Jeremiah 18, 22)
but next day released him. A new name the Lord has for thee, Jeremias told him, instead of Phassur; he means to call thee Danger-Everywhere. (Jeremiah 20, 3)
