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  • Toiling at the mill, the flower of our youth, or staggering under loads of wood;✻ (Lamentations 5, 13)

  • Bring us back to thee, Lord, and let us find our home; bring back to us the days of our youth; (Lamentations 5, 21)

  • No calamity has befallen us but he, the Lord, had prophesied it; (Baruch 2, 7)

  • and still we would not sue for the divine mercy, but each of us went on straying by false paths. (Baruch 2, 8)

  • That is why the Lord’s jealous care was for our undoing; he has but fulfilled what he threatened; in all he has imposed upon us,✻ the Lord our God is without fault. (Baruch 2, 9)

  • But oh, would thy vengeance give over the pursuit! So wide thou hast parted us, and we are left so few. (Baruch 2, 13)

  • but let a man be downcast over his great misfortune, so that he goes bowed and tottering, dim eyes and hungry belly, there, Lord, thou shalt have the honour that is thy due. (Baruch 2, 18)

  • Well for us, O Lord our God, as we pour out our supplications for thy mercy, if we could plead that fathers of ours, kings of ours, did loyally thy will. (Baruch 2, 19)

  • But no; thou hadst given them due warning, through those prophets that were servants of thine, before letting thy angry vengeance have its way, and the warning went unheeded.✻ (Baruch 2, 20)

  • But all thy threats could not persuade them to be the king of Babylon’s vassals; thy servants prophesied in vain. And so thy threats were performed; kings of ours and fathers of ours might not rest quiet in their graves; (Baruch 2, 24)

  • their bones were cast out to endure sun’s heat and night frost, and great anguish they endured in their deaths, from the sword, and famine, and pestilence.✻ (Baruch 2, 25)

  • Out of all this swarming multitude, thou didst say to him, what a sorry remnant of scattered exiles will be left, if my voice goes unheeded! (Baruch 2, 29)


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