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None that turns his face towards Egypt for refuge but sword or famine or pestilence shall be the undoing of him; such calamity I mean to bring on it as none shall survive, none shall escape. (Jeremiah 42, 17)
Here then is full warning that the land where you mean to take refuge shall be the undoing of you, by war and famine and pestilence. (Jeremiah 42, 22)
Thus says the Lord, the God of hosts: You have seen for yourselves what calamity I brought on Jerusalem and the cities of Juda, how this day they are empty of inhabitants. (Jeremiah 44, 2)
The remnant that looked to find a refuge in Egypt, in Egypt shall perish, sword and famine their undoing, sword and famine for all of them, high and low. Theirs shall be a name of execration and of wonder, a name to curse by and to revile. (Jeremiah 44, 12)
Sword, famine and pestilence, so I called Jerusalem to account, and so I will call Egypt to account; (Jeremiah 44, 13)
It is only since we left off doing sacrifice to the queen of heaven, and paid tribute of cakes no more, that all is woe and want, sword wasting us and famine. (Jeremiah 44, 18)
It was because you sacrificed, in the Lord’s despite, to false gods, because you would not obey him, would not follow law and decree and ordinance of his, that all the calamity of these times has come upon you. (Jeremiah 44, 23)
For woe, not for weal, these eyes of mine shall watch over them, till sword and famine have done their work, and Jew in Egypt is none. (Jeremiah 44, 27)
And first against Egypt, whose army stood at Charcamis, by the river Euphrates, under its king Pharao Nechao, and there was defeated by Nabuchodonosor king of Babylon, in the fourth year of Joachim’s reign over Juda, that was son to Josias. (Jeremiah 46, 2)
Can it be a river that comes up in flood, eddies are these of a foaming torrent? (Jeremiah 46, 7)
Like river in flood, like foaming torrent marches Egypt to battle, threatening to cover earth with its advance, drown city and citizen. (Jeremiah 46, 8)
Not long delayed, Moab’s last hour; runs on swift feet his calamity. (Jeremiah 48, 16)
