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And I, meanwhile, will keep tongue of thine fast fixed in thy mouth; dumb thou shalt be, when thou wouldst fain expostulate with a rebellious brood. (Ezekiel 3, 26)
And therewithal get thee an iron cooking-pan, that shall make a ring of iron between thee and this city of thine; look closely as thou wilt, here is siege complete. So thou shalt beleaguer it; a sign, this, for the race of Israel. (Ezekiel 4, 3)
A third of it thou shalt set alight and burn up within this city of thine, when the days of its besieging are over; a third thou shalt cut to pieces with the blade thou carriest, round about it; and a third thou shalt scatter to the winds, for my unsheathed sword to go in pursuit. (Ezekiel 5, 2)
carrying those goods of thine with thee, as if ready for a journey. Then, at nightfall, take thy leave in public, as if thou wert going into exile. (Ezekiel 12, 4)
Thine to warn these unskilful plasterers that the wall must needs crumble; here is a rain-storm brewing, and I mean to ply it with a volley of great hail-stones, and a tempestuous wind that scatters all before it; (Ezekiel 13, 11)
Of gold and silver thy adorning, of fine linen and silk and embroidery thy apparel, of wheat and honey and oil thy nourishment; matchless beauty, too, was thine, such beauty as brought thee to a throne. (Ezekiel 16, 13)
That thou shouldst use those garments of thine to make curtains for thy hill-shrines, what age can match the villainy of it? (Ezekiel 16, 16)
to these gods thou wouldst bring sons and daughters of thine and mine, consecrating them to death. Could not thy wanton desires rest content, (Ezekiel 16, 20)
With those lusty neighbours of thine, the Egyptians, thou wouldst play the wanton; these should be my rivals! (Ezekiel 16, 26)
Salve is none, says the Lord God, for such a heart as thine, set on following a harlot’s ways. (Ezekiel 16, 30)
Thine was the craving of the false wife, that must ever bring a stranger between her husband’s sheets. (Ezekiel 16, 32)
The price of love other harlots claim, thou wouldst offer; gifts of thine should entice gallants from every side to thy bower. (Ezekiel 16, 33)
