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far away I will scatter them, in countries never they, never their fathers knew; and the sword shall follow close behind, to exterminate them. (Jeremiah 9, 16)
Hitherto, I had been unsuspecting as a cade lamb that is led off to the slaughter-house; I knew nothing of the plots they were hatching against me, as they whispered, Let us give him a taste of the gallows-tree;✻ let us rid the world of him, so that his very name will be forgotten! (Jeremiah 11, 19)
Then, if they will but learn the traditions of my own people, and take their oaths by the Lord, the living God, as they once taught my people to take oaths by Baal, their fortunes shall be founded anew in the midst of Juda. (Jeremiah 12, 16)
Tell them this, too, from the Lord God of Israel, Flagons must have wine to fill them. And when they answer, it is no news to them that flagons are for wine, (Jeremiah 13, 12)
New-comers from the north country, look about you and see! …✻ … Ah, Jerusalem, what has become of the flock once entrusted to thee, thy honourable care? (Jeremiah 13, 20)
hind forsakes its new-born young, out on the plain, because grass has failed it, (Jeremiah 14, 5)
for sons and daughters born in this land, for mothers who there gave them birth and fathers who begot them, the Lord has ill news to hear. (Jeremiah 16, 3)
All at once to a nation here, a kingdom there, I promise restoration of its fortunes and new life. (Jeremiah 18, 9)
Be this, then, thy message from the Lord to Juda’s folk, to the citizens of Jerusalem: Ill days I have in store for you; all my plans are laid; time that each one of you should return from the false path, shape aims and thoughts anew. (Jeremiah 18, 11)
The place that once was mine, now alienated by the rebels that dwell there; to alien gods they never knew, no fathers of theirs, no kings of Juda ever knew, they have done sacrifice in this place, drenching it with the blood of the innocent. (Jeremiah 19, 4)
but next day released him. A new name the Lord has for thee, Jeremias told him, instead of Phassur; he means to call thee Danger-Everywhere. (Jeremiah 20, 3)
For that good news, be he rewarded with the noise of battle-cry at morn, dirge at noon, like some city the Lord overthrows in anger unrelenting! (Jeremiah 20, 16)
