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• So merciful he is, and so faithful! In great content, their journey lit by the majesty of his presence, Israel shall come home. (Baruch 5, 9)

• Here is an idol bearing a sceptre, human-fashion, as though it ruled the country-side, yet has it no power to kill the blasphemer; (Baruch 6, 13)

• shew mercy to the widow, or cheer the orphan’s lot. (Baruch 6, 37)

• Are they strange folk that lisp and stammer,✻ these men of Israel? Ah, no; (Ezekiel 3, 5)

• nations there are a many that lisp and stammer, past thy understanding, but I am sending thee to Israel instead. These might have listened to thee;✻ (Ezekiel 3, 6)

• Out upon them, says the Lord God, the women who stitch an elbow-cushion for every comer, make a soft pillow for the heads of young and old!✻ Men’s lives are their prey; shall they cast a net about the lives of Israelites, and save their own? (Ezekiel 13, 18)

• I mean to leave thee at their mercy. Ruined thy bower, ransacked thy brothel shall be; thy garments stripped off thee, plundered thy fair adornment; naked they shall leave thee, and overcome with shame. (Ezekiel 16, 39)

• Only when Sodom and her daughters, Samaria and her daughters, to their former state return, is there any hope for thy daughters and for thee. (Ezekiel 16, 55)

• tore away its crown of leaves and carried it off to Merchant-land,✻ set it down in Traffic City. (Ezekiel 17, 4)

• Is he one who never feasted at mountain-shrines, or looked for help to the false gods that are worshipped in Israel; never came between his neighbour’s sheets or had commerce with a woman when she was defiled? (Ezekiel 18, 6)

• Such is my divine doom; come it must, executed it needs must be; indulgence is none, nor mercy, nor pity; I will pay thee what thy ill life, thy ill thoughts have earned. (Ezekiel 24, 14)

• thy wealth plundered, thy merchandise taken for spoil. Down shall come walls, palaces totter in ruins; stone and timber and mortar of thine shall strew the seas. (Ezekiel 26, 12)