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The idols of Egypt he shall carry away into banishment, first setting light to their temples and burning them down. Lightly as shepherd dons cloak, he shall invest himself with sovereignty over its people, and unmolested go his way, (Jeremiah 43, 12)
Thus, then he threatens you, he, the Lord of hosts, the God of Israel: It is my frown you shall see henceforward; the whole of Juda shall be cut away. (Jeremiah 44, 11)
Ay, mount horse, dizzily reel the chariot; way there for the warriors, Ethiop and Libyan with their great shields, men of Lydia that ply bow and shoot arrow so well! (Jeremiah 46, 9)
Why have thy warriors melted away?✻ Stand they could not, when the Lord was minded to overthrow them. (Jeremiah 46, 15)
By his own life he has sworn it, that King whose name is the Lord of hosts; Pharao’s conqueror is on the way, towering high as Thabor among the hills, as Carmel above the sea. (Jeremiah 46, 18)
For Moab, scant triumph; against Hesebon there are plots a-brewing, Away with it, a nation let it be no more! Silence for thee, a long silence; the sword is at thy heels. (Jeremiah 48, 2)
Weep they and wail, that climb the slopes of Luith; all the way down from Oronaim their foes may hear it, the cry of desolation. (Jeremiah 48, 5)
poor maid of Aroer, by the wayside linger and look around thee; ask of the fugitives, How went the day? (Jeremiah 48, 19)
From the garden-lands of Moab joy and triumph have died away; all the presses I have emptied of their wine, no vintage-song, no treading the grapes as of old. (Jeremiah 48, 33)
The dirge goes up from Hesebon, from Eleale and Jasa; goes up all the way from Segor to Oronaim, like the lowing of heifer full-grown; foul run the waters of Nemrim. (Jeremiah 48, 34)
Roof-top and street in Moab is none but echoes with grief; I have cast Moab away, the Lord says, like a jar past mending. (Jeremiah 48, 38)
So proud of thy valleys! Wasted away, now, is that vale of thine, pampered maiden; confident in thy rich store, thou didst flatter thyself none should come near to harm thee, (Jeremiah 49, 4)
