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Let them never complain I am too nice over the chronicling of their misdeeds; why, they blazon these ill designs of theirs, under my very eyes! (Hosea 7, 2)
Never silly dove so lost her wits as this Ephraim, now calling on Egypt, now turning to Assyria for aid! (Hosea 7, 11)
ever they step back from the yoke,✻ like a twisted bow recoil.Put to the sword their nobles must be, railing tongues the ruin of them. This the taunt that shall be uttered against them in the land of Egypt … (Hosea 7, 16)
The God that made them forgotten, Israel builds shrine and Juda stronghold still; but the fire I am kindling shall fall upon Juda’s cities, shall devour them, citadel and all. (Hosea 8, 14)
No rejoicing, Israel, no cries of gladness now! Wouldst thou be like the heathen, and rejoice that thou hast played thy God false, ever selling thy favours to the first comer, in return for a full threshing-floor?✻ (Hosea 9, 1)
Libation shall be none to win the Lord’s favour, nor any sacrifice; bread of theirs shall be as the bread mourners eat, defiling to the lips; fill their bellies it may, but into the Lord’s house it cannot enter. (Hosea 9, 4)
and with that, vanish the hill-shrines of false worship, Israel’s darling sin; grows thorn and thistle on their altars; no prayer have the men of Israel now but that mountains should fall on them, hills should bury them alive. (Hosea 10, 8)
the Lord must lead, and man follow.✻ Loud he will call, like lion roaring, and at the sound of it, sons of his will come trembling from the distant sea; (Hosea 11, 10)
I will bring healing to their crushed spirits;✻ in free mercy I will give them back my love; my vengeance has passed them by. (Hosea 14, 5)
Fire running greedily before them, and a track of flame behind; in front, a land that could match Eden for loveliness, and where they have passed, nothing but a desert waste; escape from them is none. (Joel 2, 3)
hark to the noise of them, as they spurn the hill-slopes! Din of chariots is not so loud, nor crackling of flames that feed on stubble; a valiant army, all arrayed for battle! (Joel 2, 5)
never one jostling with another, so well keeps each one his course; storm the loop-hole✻ unhurt; (Joel 2, 8)
