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Divine regard that watches ever this kingdom, marks ever its guilt; I will blot it out, believe me, from the face of the earth.And blot out the name of Jacob altogether? Nay, not that, the Lord says. (Amos 9, 8)
yet, dwelling where thou dost in the clefts of the rocks, thou art puffed up with pride; high thou hast built thy throne, and thinkest there is none can drag thee down to earth. (Obadiah 1, 3)
See how the very folk that are in league with thee drive thee back to thy own frontier, thy own confederates playing thee false, pressing thee hard! Stabbed from beneath by boon companions of thy own? Thou art a fool for thy pains. (Obadiah 1, 7)
Tell us, they cried, for whose sake✻ it is that we are come into such peril! Tell us what thy errand is, whence thou art journeying and whither, what nation it was gave thee birth. (Jonah 1, 8)
Call I on the Lord in my peril, redress he grants me;✻ from the very womb of the grave call I, thou art listening to me! (Jonah 2, 3)
Here in the depths of the sea’s heart thou wouldst cast me away, with the flood all about me, eddy of thine, wave of thine, sweeping over me, (Jonah 2, 4)
mountain caverns I must plumb, the very bars of earth my unrelenting prison; and still, O Lord my God, thou wilt raise me, living, from the tomb. (Jonah 2, 7)
Daunted this heart, yet still of the Lord I would bethink me; prayer of mine should reach him, far away in his holy temple! (Jonah 2, 8)
And thus he made his prayer to the Lord: See if this be not the very thought I had, far away in my own country! Good cause had I to seek refuge at Tharsis from such an errand as this. I knew from the first what manner of God thou art, how kind and merciful, how slow to punish, how rich in pardon, vengeance ever ready to forgo. (Jonah 4, 2)
Up rose the sun, and at the Lord’s bidding the sirocco came; here was Jonas with the sun’s rays beating on his head, and all of a sweat. Now indeed his heart’s prayer was, he might die; Better death than life, said he. (Jonah 4, 8)
See, where the Lord comes out from his dwelling-place; and, as he makes his way down, the topmost peaks of earth for his stairway, (Micah 1, 3)
Hurt is here past all cure, that to Juda itself must spread; Jerusalem itself, mart of my own country-side, shall feel the blow. (Micah 1, 9)
