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Because of this, from the day on which the Lord brought our fathers out of the land of Egypt, so as to give them a land flowing with milk and honey, the evils and the curse which the Lord pronounced by Moses, his servant, have dogged our footsteps right down to the present day. (Baruch 1, 20)
but each one of us followed his perverted heart, serving false gods and doing what displeases the Lord our God. (Baruch 1, 22)
That is why the Lord our God has carried out the word which he spoke against us, against the judges who have governed Israel, against our kings, our princes and the men of Israel and Judah. (Baruch 2, 1)
No one under the sky has ever seen the like of what happened in Jerusalem, according to what is written in the book of Moses. (Baruch 2, 2)
For people among us came to eat their son's and daughter's flesh. (Baruch 2, 3)
And he handed them over into the power of all the surrounding kingdoms, so that they were cursed and humiliated among the neighboring peoples among whom the Lord had scattered them. (Baruch 2, 4)
All those evils which the Lord prophesied concerning us have fallen upon us. (Baruch 2, 7)
And now, Lord God of Israel, you who brought your people out of Egypt with a strong hand, with miracles and wonders and great power, you who stretched out your arm and made for yourself a name such as you have today, (Baruch 2, 11)
we have sinned. We have been godless and unjust, Lord, careless about all your commands. (Baruch 2, 12)
Lord, open your eyes and consider: it is not the dead, lying in the netherworld, who will praise your glory and justice, (Baruch 2, 17)
since their spirit has been taken from their breast. Grieving under his burden, and walking bowed down and exhausted, the man with eyes sore from weeping and who is hungry - these are they, who can give you glory and justice, O Lord. (Baruch 2, 18)
I will bring to an end in the towns of Judah and in Jerusalem the song of joy and gladness, the song of the bridegroom and the bride, and the whole country will become a desert without inhabitants. (Baruch 2, 23)
