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Nay, the Lord said to me, do not pray for the welfare of such a people as this. (Jeremiah 14, 11)
This too thou shalt say to them …✻ … Weep, eyes, day and night, never resting, at the great hurt, the grievous wound she suffers, my people, inviolable till now! (Jeremiah 14, 17)
But it was thus the Lord answered me: Though Moses himself and Samuel made intercession for them, neither love nor liking would I have for this people of mine; banish them from my presence, to go where they will. (Jeremiah 15, 1)
Over the threshold of the land I blow my people away like chaff, bereaved, diminished, and unrepentant still. (Jeremiah 15, 7)
This people of mine shall find thee a stout wall of bronze, impregnable to their attack; am I not at thy side, the Lord says, to protect and deliver thee? (Jeremiah 15, 20)
Where they hold wake for the dead, such is the Lord’s bidding, never enter thou, condole and console thou never; friendship of mine this people shall never have, nor grace, nor mercy, the Lord says. (Jeremiah 16, 5)
The Lord bade me go and take my stand at the People’s Gate, where the kings of Juda passed to and fro; and then, in turn, at the other gates of Jerusalem. (Jeremiah 17, 19)
This was to be my message from the Lord to king and people of Juda, to every citizen of Jerusalem that used those gates: (Jeremiah 17, 20)
Not less strange that this people of mine should forget me, and resort to vain sacrifices; that they should find their own paths too rough for them, the tracks marked out so long ago, and journey on instead along by-paths untrodden. (Jeremiah 18, 15)
take it to the valley of Ben-Ennom, close to the Earthenware Gate, with elders of the people and some of the older priests for thy company; there prophesy as I bid thee. (Jeremiah 19, 2)
His errand at Topheth done, Jeremias took his stand in the temple courts, and gave the people this message from the Lord God of Israel: (Jeremiah 19, 14)
The king sought a divine oracle about the war then levied on him by Nabuchodonosor, king of Babylon; would the Lord grant his people wondrous deliverance as of old? Would the siege be raised? (Jeremiah 21, 2)
