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• Why else hast thou inspired us with such dread of thee? Thou wouldst have us learn to invoke thy name, to utter thy praise, here as exiles, in proof that we disown the wrong our fathers did, when their sins defied thee. (Baruch 3, 7)

• If thou hadst but followed the path God shewed thee, thou mightest have lived in peace eternally. (Baruch 3, 13)

• a younger generation saw the light and peopled the earth in its turn; but still they could not find their way to the true wisdom, (Baruch 3, 20)

• the path to it was hidden still. Their children, too, clutched at it in vain, it was as far as ever from their reach. (Baruch 3, 21)

• but it was not these God had chosen; they died without ever attaining true knowledge. (Baruch 3, 27)

• joyfully the stars shine out, keeping the watches he has appointed, (Baruch 3, 34)

• He it is must save you from the power of your enemies, who is the author of your calamity. (Baruch 4, 18)

• the festal robe of happier times I have put aside, clothed myself in sackcloth as the suppliants do; I will spend my days pleading with him, the eternal. (Baruch 4, 20)

• Yet take courage, my children, and cry out upon the Lord; he, the author of your exile, has not forgotten you. (Baruch 4, 27)

• No smile of content greeted the disaster of thy fall, but shall be paid for with a sigh of desolation; (Baruch 4, 33)

• Turn thee about, Jerusalem, and look to the sun’s rising; see what rejoicing the Lord has in store for thee; (Baruch 4, 36)

• Enough, Jerusalem; lay aside now the sad garb of thy humiliation, and put on bright robes, befitting the eternal glory God means for thee; (Baruch 5, 1)