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Who but I came upon thee, as I passed on my way? And already thou wert ripe for love; cloak of mine should be thrown about thee, to hide thy shame; my troth I plighted to thee, the Lord God says, and thou wert mine. (Ezekiel 16, 8)
All the world heard the fame of thy loveliness; I had made thee so fair, says the Lord God, utterly fair! (Ezekiel 16, 14)
set before them the bread, the oil, the honey I gave thee, to appease them with the smell of burnt-sacrifice? More happened besides (he, the Lord God, reminds thee); (Ezekiel 16, 19)
And at last, to crown thy misdoings (Fie on thee, fie on thee for shame! says the Lord God), (Ezekiel 16, 23)
Salve is none, says the Lord God, for such a heart as thine, set on following a harlot’s ways. (Ezekiel 16, 30)
Here then, poor wanton, is the Lord’s doom; (Ezekiel 16, 35)
So forgetful of thy youth, so obstinate in thy provocations, what wonder if I pay thee what thou hast earned? the Lord says. Yet even now I have not requited thee as thy most foul crimes have deserved. (Ezekiel 16, 43)
As I am a living God, the Lord says, never were Sodom and her daughters guilty as thou and thine. (Ezekiel 16, 48)
Now it is thy turn, the Lord God says, to undergo the shame of thy guilt. (Ezekiel 16, 58)
remembering still, shamefaced and tongue-tied still, even when I have pardoned all thy ill-doing, says the Lord God. (Ezekiel 16, 63)
Word came to me from the Lord: (Ezekiel 17, 1)
This shall be thy message from the Lord God: A great eagle there was, strong of wing, long of limb; thick and gay his plumage. And this eagle flew to Lebanon, where he robbed cedar of cedar’s very pith; (Ezekiel 17, 3)
