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My quarrel is with you, 'Arrogance!' Lord Yahweh Sabaoth declares, your day has come, the time for me to punish you. (Jeremiah 50, 31)
'Arrogance' will stumble, she will fall, no one will lift her up: I shall set fire to her towns and it will devour all around it. (Jeremiah 50, 32)
But their redeemer is strong: Yahweh Sabaoth is his name. He will take up their cause, to give our country rest but make the inhabitants of Babylon tremble. (Jeremiah 50, 34)
A sword against her horses, her chariots and the conglomeration of people inside her: may they be like women! A sword against her treasures: may they be plundered! (Jeremiah 50, 37)
As when God overthrew Sodom and Gomorrah, and their neighbouring towns, Yahweh declares, no one will live there any more, no human being settle there again. (Jeremiah 50, 40)
The king of Babylon has heard the news, his hands fall limp, anguish has seized him, pain like that of a woman in labour. (Jeremiah 50, 43)
Look, like a lion he climbs the thickets of the Jordan to the perennial pasture! In a flash I shall make them run away and there appoint someone I shall choose. For who is there like me? Who can hale me into court? Name me the shepherd who can stand up to me. (Jeremiah 50, 44)
So now hear the plan that Yahweh has laid against Babylon, the schemes he has in mind against the country of the Chaldaeans: they will certainly be dragged away like the smallest in the flock! Their pastures will certainly be sacked before their eyes! (Jeremiah 50, 45)
The earth quakes at the sound of Babylon's capture, and the shouting echoes through the nations. (Jeremiah 50, 46)
Let no archer bend his bow! Let no man swagger in his breastplate!-No quarter for her young men! Curse her whole army with destruction! (Jeremiah 51, 3)
Escape from Babylon (save your lives, each one of you); do not perish for her guilt, for now is the time for Yahweh's vengeance: he will pay her her reward! (Jeremiah 51, 6)
Babylon has suddenly fallen, is broken: wail for her! Fetch balm for her wounds, perhaps she can be cured! (Jeremiah 51, 8)
