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would you have the son, too, make amends for it? Nay, but here is a man upright and honest, that holds fast by decrees of mine and obeys them; he must live on. (Ezekiel 18, 19)
But vengeance fell upon it, torn up and thrown away on the ground, the sirocco to wither its leaves; faded and dry those strong boughs, till at last fire consumed them! (Ezekiel 19, 12)
Fire came out from those branching boughs, that consumed all the fruit of it; never a sturdy bough more, to be a king’s sceptre. Make lament, then; here is good cause for lament. (Ezekiel 19, 14)
All was defiance and disobedience; idolatry still cherished, the worship of Egypt’s gods still unforsaken. I was minded to let my anger have its way, glut my vengeance on them, there in Egypt. (Ezekiel 20, 8)
But no, I would be their champion, for my own honour’s sake; the heathen all around, that had witnessed my coming to deliver them, must not learn to hold my honour cheap. (Ezekiel 20, 9)
So from Egypt I rescued them, and led them out into the desert. (Ezekiel 20, 10)
But I swore, out in the desert, that the promised land, all milk and honey, best of lands, should never be theirs. (Ezekiel 20, 15)
But they too, the sons, defied me; my laws forsook, my life-giving usages forgot, my sabbaths profaned. There in the desert I would have given vent to my anger, let my vengeance take its toll of them, (Ezekiel 20, 21)
but still I held my hand; for my own honour, the heathen must see my work of deliverance accomplished. (Ezekiel 20, 22)
But once more in the desert I bound myself by an oath …✻ I would scatter them among all the nations, spread them over the face of earth, (Ezekiel 20, 23)
Laws they should have, but for their harm, usages that brought, not life, but death; (Ezekiel 20, 25)
as I am a living God, the Lord says, I mean to reign over you, though it should need all the exercise of my constraining power, all the outpouring of my vengeance. (Ezekiel 20, 33)
