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Lie we down with shame for our bed, and let reproach be all our covering; sinners from our youth upwards, we and our fathers before us, against the Lord our God; the Lord our God, and we would not listen to his voice! (Jeremiah 3, 25)
let but thy oath, As the Lord is a living God! be a true oath, in loyal duty uttered; then shall all the nations learn to bless and to praise him. (Jeremiah 4, 2)
And to the men of Juda, to Jerusalem, this is the Lord’s message: Yours to drive a new furrow, nor sow any longer among the briers. (Jeremiah 4, 3)
Well may you gird yourselves with sackcloth, well may you beat the breast and cry aloud; fire of the Lord’s vengeance has not passed us by. (Jeremiah 4, 8)
When that day comes, the Lord says, heart of king and heart of prince shall be dismayed; dumb-stricken the priest, the prophet unmanned. (Jeremiah 4, 9)
Alas, alas, Lord God, said I,✻ can it be that thou hast deceived thy people, deceived Jerusalem, by telling them they should have peace, and here is the sword threatening our very lives? (Jeremiah 4, 10)
even now they keep watch over the country-side about her, the Lord says, and all because she defied my vengeance. (Jeremiah 4, 17)
It was a garden I looked at, but a garden untenanted; no city in it but had perished at the Lord’s glance, before the frown of his vengeance. (Jeremiah 4, 26)
For it was so the Lord’s sentence ran; the whole country-side should be abandoned, and still he will not have taken full toll. (Jeremiah 4, 27)
On faithfulness, Lord, thy eyes are set. And these, when thou smitest them, are unrepentant still; when thou crushest them to earth, will not heed reproof; brows are theirs unyielding as rock, and return they will not. (Jeremiah 5, 3)
What, shall I let all this pass me by, the Lord says; shall I not take my fill of vengeance against such a nation as this? (Jeremiah 5, 9)
Scale those ramparts, and fall to pillage, not taking full toll even yet; root out the slips of yonder vine, the Lord will not claim them. (Jeremiah 5, 10)
