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  • And I, left alone amid that carnage, fell face to earth; Alas, alas, Lord God, cried I, wilt thou destroy all the poor remnant of Israel, pouring out thy vengeance on Jerusalem thus? (Ezekiel 9, 8)

  • And his word came to the man clad in linen, Make thy way in where the whirring is loudest, beneath the cherubim, take a handful of the coals that lie there among them, and pour these out over the city. So I watched him make his way in; (Ezekiel 10, 2)

  • and ever the beating of the cherubs’ wings could be heard in the outer court, loud as the voice of the Omnipotent heard in thunder.✻ (Ezekiel 10, 5)

  • and one cherub, parting from the rest, reached hand out, took fire from the midst, and gave it him; so he went on his errand. (Ezekiel 10, 7)

  • Moved they to this quarter or that, they followed ever without ado the lead of the foremost; there was no turning about when they moved. (Ezekiel 10, 11)

  • the wheels accompanying them as they went, never left behind, but still at their side when they spread their wings for flight, (Ezekiel 10, 16)

  • You have peopled it with the dead, says the Lord God; their flesh it is shall line yonder cooking-pot; as for you, I will fetch you out of it. (Ezekiel 11, 7)

  • out of it you shall come, and fall into the enemy’s hands, and be punished as you deserve. (Ezekiel 11, 9)

  • But the Lord’s answer came to me: (Ezekiel 11, 14)

  • Do thou, then, son of man, provide thee with an exile’s pack, and while it is daylight, let them see thee marching to and fro; in their full view, if those rebellious eyes will but mark it, remove from one place to another, (Ezekiel 12, 3)

  • let them see thee carried out on men’s shoulders, darkness all around, blindfold, so that thou canst not view the land about thee. A portent of doom thou shalt be to the men of Israel.✻ (Ezekiel 12, 6)

  • His bidding was done; while daylight served, I brought my exile’s pack out into the open; then, at nightfall, dug wall through and went out on my dark journey, borne on men’s shoulders, plain to view. (Ezekiel 12, 7)


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