Jeremiah questions answers
je ch 1
v1 Jeremiah the son of ? Hilkiah
of the ? priests that were in Anatoth
in the land of ? Benjamin
v2 to whom ? the Word of the Lord came in the days of Josiah
the ? 13th year of his reign
v5 before I formed you ? in the belly I knew you
before you came forth ? of the womb I sanctified you
and I ? ordained you a prophet unto the nations
v6 then said I ? ah Lord behold I cannot speak for I am a child
v7 the Lord said ? say not I am a child, for ? you shall go to all that I send you, whatever I command you ? you shall speak
v8 be not afraid ? of their faces
for ? I am with you to deliver you
v9 then the Lord ? put forth his hand and touched my mouth
and said ? behold I have put my words in your mouth
v10 I have set you ? over the nations and over the kingdoms
to ? root out, pull down, destroy and throw down, to build up and to plant
v11 Jeremiah what do you see ? I see a rod of an almond tree
v12 you have seen well, for ? I will hasten my word to perform it
v13 what do you see ? I see a seething pot
the face is ? toward the north
v14 out of the north an ? evil shall break forth upon the inhabitants of the land
v15 I will call ? all the families of the kingdom of the north
they shall ? come and they shall set everyone his throne
at ? the entering of the gates of Jerusalem
and against ? the walls round about
v16 I will utter my ? judgments against them
touching ? all their wickedness
who have ? forsaken me
and ? have burned incense unto other gods
and ! worshipped the work of their own hands
v17 gird up ? your loins and arise
and ? speak unto them all that I command you
be not ? dismayed at their faces
lest ? I confound you before them
v18 I have made you ? this day a defenced city and an iron pillar and brasen wall
against ? the whole land
v19 they shall fight ? against you
but ? they shall not prevail against you
for ? I am with you to deliver you
je ch 2
v2 go and cry ? in the ears of Jerusalem
I remember ? you the kindness of your youth
the ? love of your espousals
when you ? went after me in the wilderness
in a land that ? was not sown
v3 Israel was ? holiness to the Lord
and the ? first fruit of his increase
all that devour ? him shall offend
evil shall ? come upon you says the Lord
v5 what iniquity ? have your fathers found in me, that ? they are gone from me and have ? walked after vanity and are become vain
v6 neither said they ? where is the Lord, that ? brought us out of the land of Egypt, that led us ? through the wilderness, through a land ? of deserts, pits, drought, shadow of death, a land that ? no man passed through, and where no man dwelt
v7 I brought you ? into a plentiful country, to ? eat the fruit and the goodness, but when ye ? entered you defiled my land and made my heritage an abomination
v8 the priests said not ? where is the Lord, they that handle ? the law knew me not, the pastors ? also transgressed against me, and the prophets ? prophesied by Baal, and ? walked after things that do not profit
v9 I will yet ? plead with you
v10 pass over the ? isles of Chittim, and ? see, and send unto Kedar, and ? consider diligently, and see ? if there be such a thing
v11 has a nation ? changed their gods which are not gods, but my people ? have changed their glory to that which does not profit
v12 be astonished ? o ye heavens at this, be ? horribly afraid, be ye very desolate
v13 for my people have committed two evils ? they have forsaken me the fountain of living waters, and ? hewed them out cisterns, broken cisterns that can hold no water
v14 is Israel a servant? is he a home born slave? why is he spoiled?
v15 the young lions ? roared upon him and yelled, they made ? his land waste, his cities burned without inhabitant
v16 the children of ? Noph and Tahapanes have broken the crown of the head
v17 you have forsaken ? the Lord, when ? he led you by the way
v18 what hast thou to do with ? the way of Egypt, to drink the waters of ? Sihor, what hast thou to do with ? the way of Assyria, to drink ? the waters of the river
v19 your own wickedness shall ? correct you, your backslidings ? shall reprove you, know and see that ? it is an evil thing and bitter, that ? you have forsaken the Lord and that ? my fear is not in you
v20 of old time I have ? broken your yoke and burst your bands
and you said ? I will not transgress
when ? upon every hill and under every green tree
you ? wandered, playing the harlot
v21 I planted you ? a noble vine
wholly ? a right seed
how then ? are you turned into a degenerate plant of a strange vine unto me
v22 for though you wash thee ? with nitre
and ? take much soap
yet ? your iniquity is marked before me
v23 how can you say ? I am not polluted
I have ? not gone after Baalim
see your way in ? the valley
know ? what you have done
you are a swift ! dromedary traversing her ways
v24 a wild ass ? used to the wilderness that snuffeth up the wind at her pleasure
in her occasion ? who can turn her away
all they that ? seek her will not weary themselves; in her month they shall find her
v25 withhold your foot ? from being unshod
unshod meaning ? not wearing shoes
and your throat ? from thirst
but you said ? there is no hope, no, I have loved strangers and after them will I go
v26 as the thief is ? ashamed when he is found
so is the house of Israel ? ashamed
they, ? their kings, princes, priests, prophets
v27 saying to a stock ? you are my father
and to a stone ? you have brought me forth
they have turned ? their back unto me
and not ? their faces
but in the ? time of their trouble they will say, arise and save us
v28 where are your gods ? that you have made you
let them ? arise if they can save you in the time of your trouble
for ? according to the number of your cities are your gods, o Judah
v29 wherefore will ? you plead with me
you all ? have transgressed against me
v30 in vain ? have I smitten your children
they received ? no correction
your own sword ? has devoured your prophets
like a ? destroying lion
v31 have I been ? a wilderness unto Israel
a ? land of darkness
wherefore say ? my people, we are lords, we will come no more unto you
v32 can a maid ? forget her ornaments
or a bride ? her attire
yet my people ? have forgotten me days without number
v33 why trimmest ? thou thy way to seek love
you have also taught ? the wicked ones your ways
v34 in thy skirts ? is found the blood of the souls of the poor innocents
I have not ? found it by secret search but upon all these
v35 yet you say ? because I am innocent
surely his ? anger shall turn from me
behold I will ? plead with you because you say I have not sinned
v36 why do you go about so much ? to change your ways
you shall be ? ashamed of Egypt
as you were ? of Assyria
v37 you shall go forth from ? him
and your hands ? upon your head
the Lord has ? rejected your confidences
and ? you shall not prosper in them
je ch 3
v1 if a man put away his wife ? and she go from him and become another man's
shall ? he return unto her again?
shall not that land ? be greatly polluted?
but you have ? played the harlot with many lovers
yet ? return again to me
v2 lift up your eyes ? unto high places
see where you have not ? lain with men
you have polluted ? the land with your whoredoms
and ? with your wickedness
v3 therefore the showers have ? been withholden
and there has been ? no latter rain
you had a ? whore's forehead, you refused to be ashamed
v4 will you not from this time ? cry unto me
my Father ? you are the guide of my youth
v5 will he reserve ? his anger forever
will he keep ? it to the end
you have spoken ? and done evil things as you could
v6 the Lord said unto me ? in the days of Josiah the king
have you seen ? that which backsliding Israel has done
she is ? gone up upon every high mountain
and under ? every green tree
and there ? has played the harlot
v7 and I said after ? she has done all these things
turn you ? unto me
but ? she returned not
and her ? treacherous sister Judah saw it
v8 backsliding Israel ? committed adultery
I had put ? her away and given her a bill of divorce
yet her ? treacherous sister Judah feared not
but ? went and played the harlot also
v9 through the lightness of ? her whoredom
that she ? defiled the land
and ? committed adultery with stones and stocks
v10 yet for all this ? her treacherous sister Judah had not turned unto me with her whole heart
but ? feignedly
v11 the backsliding Israel has ? justified herself more than treacherous Judah
v12 go and proclaim ? these words toward the north
say ? return, you backsliding Israel
and I will not ? cause my anger to fall upon you
for ? I am merciful
I will not ? keep anger forever
v13 only ? acknowledge your iniquity, that you have transgressed against the Lord
your God, and ? have scattered your ways to the strangers under every green tree
you have not ? obeyed my voice
v14 turn ? o backsliding children
for ? I am married unto you
I will take you ? one of a city and two of a family
and I will ? bring you to Zion
v15 I will give you ? pastors according to my heart
which shall ? feed you with knowledge and understanding
v16 when you be multiplied and ? increased in the land
they shall ? say no more, the ark of the covenant of the Lord
neither shall ? it come to mind
v17 at that time they shall ? call Jerusalem the throne of the Lord
and all nations ? shall be gathered unto it
neither shall they ? walk anymore after the imagination of their evil heart
v18 in those days the ? house of Judah shall walk with the house of Israel
they shall come together out of the ? land of the north
to the land ? that I have given for an inheritance unto your fathers
v19 but I said how ? shall I put you among the children, and give you a pleasant land
a goodly ? heritage of the host of nations? I said ? you shall call me my Father, and shall not turn away from me
v20 as a wife ? treacherously departs from her husband
so ? have you dealt treacherously with me, o house of Israel
v21 a voice was heard ? upon the high places, weeping and supplications of the children of Israel
for they have ? perverted their way and have ? forgotten the Lord their God
v22 return you ? backsliding children, and I will heal your backslidings
behold ? we come unto you, for you are the Lord our God
v23 truly in vain ? is salvation hoped for from ? the hills and from the multitude of mountains; truly in the Lord ? our God is the salvation of Israel
v24 for shame has ? devoured the labour of our fathers from our youth
v25 we lie down ? in our shame and our ? confusion covers us, for we have sinned against the Lord
we have not ? obeyed the voice of the Lord
je ch 4
v1 if you will ? return, o Israel
and if you will put ? away your abominations out of my sight, then ? shall you not remove
v2 you shall swear ? the Lord lives in truth, in judgment, and in righteousness
the nations shall ? bless themselves in him, and in him ? shall they glory
v3 to the men of Judah, break ? up your fallow ground
and sow not ? among thorns
fallow meaning ? left without being sown to restore its fertility
v4 circumcise yourselves ? to the Lord
and ? take away the foreskins of your heart
lest my fury ? come forth like fire and burn
and ? none can quench it because of the evil of your doings
v6 set up the ? standard toward Zion
retire, stay ? not, for I will bring evil from the north and a great destruction
v7 the lion ? is come up from his thicket
and the ? destroyer of the gentiles is on his way
he is ? gone forth from his place to make your land desolate
and your cities ? shall be laid waste without an inhabitant
v8 for this gird ? you with sackcloth, lament and howl
for ? the fierce anger of the Lord is not turned back from us
v9 it shall come to pass ? at that day that the heart of the king shall perish
the heart of the princes ? and the priests shall be astonished, and the prophets shall wonder
v10 then said I ? ah, Lord, surely you have greatly deceived this people and Jerusalem
saying ? you shall have peace, whereas ? the sword reaches unto the soul
v11 at that time shall ? it be said, a dry wind ? of the high places in the ? wilderness toward the daughter of my people, not to ? fan, nor to cleanse
v12 even a ? full wind from those places shall come unto me; now also ? will I give sentence against them
v13 behold he shall ? come up as clouds
and his ? chariots shall be as a whirlwind
his horses are ? swifter than eagles
woe unto us ? for we are spoiled
v14 o Jerusalem ? wash your heart from wickedness
that you ? may be saved
how long ? shall your vain thoughts lodge within you
v15 for a voice ? declares from Dan, and publishes affliction from mount Ephraim
v16 make you ? mention to the nations, ? publish against Jerusalem
that ? watchers come from a far country
and give out ? their voice against the cities of Judah
v17 as keepers ? of a field are they against her round about
because ? she has been rebellious against me
v18 your way and your doings ? have procured these things unto you
this is ? your wickedness
because ? it is bitter, because it reaches unto your heart
v19 my bowels, my bowels, ? I am pained at my very heart
my heart makes ? a noise in me
I cannot ? hold my peace, because you have heard
o my soul ? the sound of the trumpet, the alarm of war
v20 destruction upon ? destruction is cried
for ? the whole land is spoiled; suddenly ? are my tents spoiled
and my curtains ? in a moment
v21 how long shall I see ? the standard
and hear ? the sound of the trumpet
v22 for my people is ? foolish
they have not ? known me
they are ? sottish children
they have none ? understanding
they are wise to ? do evil
but to do ? good they have no knowledge
v23 I beheld ? the earth, and lo, it was without form and void
the heavens ? they had no light
v24 I beheld the mountains ? lo, they trembled
and all the hills ? they moved lightly
v25 I beheld and lo ? there was no man
all the birds ? of the heavens had fled
v26 the fruitful place ? was a wilderness, all the cities were ? broken down at the presence of the Lord
and by ? his fierce anger
v27 the whole land ? shall be desolate
yet ? I will not make a full end
v28 for this shall ? the earth mourn
and the heavens ? above be black
because ? I have spoken, I have purposed it
and I will not ? repent, neither turn back from it
v29 the whole city shall ? flee for the noise of the horsemen and bowmen
they shall go ? into thickets
and ? climb up upon the rocks
every city ? shall be forsaken
and not a man ? dwell therein
v30 and when you are ? spoiled what will you do?
though you clothe ? yourself with crimson
and deck ? yourself with ornaments of gold
though you rend ? your face with painting
in vain ? shall you make yourself fair
for your lovers ? shall despise you
they will seek ? your life
v31 I have heard a voice ? as of a woman in travail
and the anguish ? as of her that brings forth her first child
the voice of the ? daughter of Zion
that ? bewails herself
that ? spreads her hands
saying ? woe is me now, for my soul is wearied because of murderers
je ch 5
v1 run ye ? to and fro through the streets of Jerusalem
and see ? now, and know, and seek in the broad places
if you can find ? a man, if there be any that executeth judgment, that seeketh the truth, and I will pardon it
v2 though they say ? the Lord lives, they swear falsely
v3 Lord, are ? not your eyes upon the truth?
you have stricken them ? but they have not grieved
you have consumed them ? but they have refused to receive correction
they have made ? their faces harder than a rock
they have ? refused to return
v4 I said ? surely these are poor, they are foolish
for they ? know not the way of the Lord
nor the ? judgment of their God
v5 I will get me to ? the great men
and I will speak ? unto them, for they have known the way of the Lord
but ? these have altogether broken the yoke and burst the bonds
v6 wherefore a ? lion out of the forest shall slay them
and a ? wolf of the evenings shall spoil them
a leopard shall ? watch over their cities
everyone that goes out ? shall be torn in pieces
because the ? transgressions are many
and their ? backslidings have increased
v7 how shall I ? pardon you for this?
your children have ? forsaken me and sworn by them ? that are no gods
when I had ? fed them to the full
they ? committed adultery
and ? assembled themselves in troops in the harlots' houses
v8 they were as ? fed horses in the morning
everyone ? neighed after his neighbour's wife
neighed meaning ? made a sound like a horse
v9 shall I not ? visit for these things?
shall not my soul ? be avenged on such a nation as this?
v10 go you up ? upon her walls and destroy
but make not a ? full end
take away ? her battlements, for they are not the Lord's
v11 for the house of Israel and the house of Judah ? have dealt very treacherously against me
v12 they have ? belied the Lord
and said ? it is not he
neither shall ? evil come upon us
neither shall we see ? sword and famine
belied meaning ? failed to fulfill or give a right impression
v13 the prophets shall ? become wind
and the word is ? not in them
thus ? shall it be done unto them
v14 because you speak this word ? behold I will make my words in your mouth fire
and this people ? wood, and it shall devour them
v15 I will bring a nation upon you ? from far, o house of Israel
it is a ? mighty nation, it is an ancient nation
a nation ? whose language you know not
neither ? understand what they say
v16 their quiver is ? as an open sepulchre
they are all ? mighty men
v17 they shall ? eat up your harvest and your bread
which ? your sons and daughters should eat
they shall eat up ? your flocks and your herds, your vines and your fig trees
they shall ? impoverish your fenced cities wherein you trusted, with the sword
v18 in those days I will not ? make a full end of you
v19 when you shall say ? wherefore doeth the Lord all these things unto us
then shall ? you answer them
like as you ? have forsaken me and served strange gods in your land
so shall ? you serve strangers in a land that is not yours
v20 declare this ? in the house of Jacob
and publish it ? in Judah, saying
v21 hear now this ? o foolish people
and ? without understanding
which have ? eyes and see not
which have ? ears and hear not
v22 fear you ? not me, says the Lord?
will you not ? tremble at my presence
who have placed ? the sand for the bound of the sea by a perpetual decree
that ? it cannot pass it
and ? though the waves thereof toss themselves
yet ? can they not prevail
though ? they roar, yet can they not pass over it
v23 but this people ? has a revolting and a rebellious heart
they are ? revolted and gone
v24 neither say they ? let us now fear the Lord our God
that gives ? rain, both the former and the latter, in his season
he reserves ? unto us the appointed weeks of the harvest
v25 your iniquities ? have turned away these things
and your sins ? have withholden good things from you
v26 for among my people ? are found wicked men
they lay ? wait as he that sets snares
they set a trap ? they catch men
v27 as a cage ? is full of birds
so are their ? houses full of deceit
therefore ? they are become great and waxen rich
v28 they are ? waxen fat, they shine
they overpass ? the deeds of the wicked
they judge not ? the cause of the fatherless
yet ? they prosper
the right of the needy ? they do not judge
v29 shall I not ? visit for these things?
shall not my ? soul be avenged on such a nation as this?
v30 a wonderful ? and horrible thing is committed in the land
v31 the prophets ? prophesy falsely
and the priests ? bear rule by their means
my people ? love to have it so
and what ? will you do at the end?
je ch 6
v1 children of ? Benjamin, gather yourselves to flee out of the midst of Jerusalem
and ? blow the trumpet in Tekoa
and set ? up a sign of fire in Bethaccerem
for ? evil appears out of the north and great destruction
v2 I have likened the ? daughter of Zion unto a comely and delicate woman
v3 the shepherds with ? their flocks shall come unto her
they shall ? pitch their tents against her round about
they shall ? feed everyone in his place
v4 prepare ye ? war against her
arise and let us ? go up at noon
woe ? unto us, for the day goes away
for the ? shadows of the evening are stretched out
v5 arise, let us ? go up by night
let us ? destroy her palaces
v6 hew down ? trees, and cast a mount against Jerusalem
this is the city ? to be visited; she is wholly oppression in the midst of her
v7 as a fountain ? casts out her waters
so she ? casts out her wickedness
violence and ? spoil is heard in her
before me ? continually is grief and wounds
v8 be you ? instructed, o Jerusalem
lest my ? soul depart from you
lest I ? make you desolate
a land ? not inhabited
v9 they shall thoroughly ? glean the remnant of Israel as a vine
turn back your hand ? as a grapegatherer into the baskets
v10 to whom ? shall I speak and give warning
that ? they may hear?
behold their ? ear is uncircumcised
and they cannot ? hearken
the word of the Lord is unto them ? a reproach; they have no delight in it
v11 I am full of ? the fury of the Lord
I am weary of ? holding in
I will ? pour it out upon the children abroad
and upon ? the assembly of young men together
for even ? the husband with the wife shall be taken
the aged ? with him that is full of days
v12 their houses ? shall be turned unto others, with their ? fields and wives together
for I will ? stretch out my hand upon the inhabitants of the land
v13 from the least of them to ? the greatest
everyone ? is given to covetousness
from the prophet ? even unto the priest, everyone deals falsely
v14 they have healed ? the hurt of the daughter of my people slightly
saying ? peace, peace, when there is no peace
v15 were they ashamed ? when they committed abomination?
nay, they were ? not at all ashamed
neither ? could they blush
therefore shall ? they fall among them that fall
at the time that ? I shall visit them they shall be cast down
v16 stand ye in ? the ways, and see
and ask ? for the old paths
where is ? the good way, and walk therein
and you ? shall find rest for your souls
but they said ? we will not walk therein
v17 also I set watchmen ? over you
saying ? hearken to the sound of the trumpet
but they said ? we will not hearken
v18 hear ? o nations, and know, o congregation, what is among them
v19 hear, o earth, I will bring ? evil upon this people
even ? the fruit of their thoughts
because they ? have not hearkened unto my words
nor ? to my law, but rejected it
v20 to what purpose ? comes there to me incense from Sheba
and the sweet cane ? from a far country
your burnt ? offerings are not acceptable
nor your ? sacrifices sweet unto me
v21 therefore ? I will lay stumbling blocks before this people
and their ? fathers and their sons together
shall ? fall upon them
the ? neighbour and his friend shall perish
v22 a people comes ? from the north country
and a great ? nation shall be raised from the sides of the earth
v23 they shall lay hold ? on bow and spear; they ? are cruel and have no mercy
their voice ? roars like the sea
they ride ? upon horses, set in array as men for war against you, o daughter of Zion
v24 we have ? heard the fame thereof
our hands ? wax feeble; anguish has taken hold of us
and ? pain, as of a woman in travail
v25 go not ? forth into the field
nor ? walk by the way
for the ! sword of the enemy and fear is on every side
v26 o daughter of my people ? gird thee with sackcloth, and wallow thyself in ashes
make you ? mourning as for an only son
most bitter ? lamentation
for the ? spoiler shall suddenly come upon us
v27 I have set you ? for a tower
and a ? fortress among my people
that you ? may know and try their way
v28 they are all ? grievous revolters
walking with ? slanders
they are ? brass and iron
they are all ? corrupters
v29 the bellows are ? burned
bellows meaning ? a device for blowing air on a fire
the lead ? is consumed of the fire
the founder ? melts in vain
for the wicked are ? not plucked away
v30 reprobate ? silver shall men call them
because the Lord ? has rejected them
je ch 7
v2 stand in the gate of the Lord's house
and ? proclaim there these words
and say ? hear the word of the Lord
v3 amend ? your ways and your doings
and I will ? cause you to dwell in this place
v4 trust ye not ? in lying words
saying ? the temple of the Lord, the temple of the Lord, are these
v5 for if you ? thoroughly amend your ways and your doings
if you ? thoroughly execute judgment between a man and his neighbour
v6 if you ? oppress not the stranger, the fatherless, and the widow
and shed not ? innocent blood in this place
neither ? walk after other gods to your hurt
v7 then will I cause you to dwell in this place
in the land ? that I gave to your fathers forever
v8 behold, you ? trust in lying words that cannot profit
v9 will you ? steal, murder, commit adultery, and swear falsely
and burn ? incense unto Baal
and ? walk after other gods whom you know not
v10 and come and ? stand before me in this house
which ? is called by my name
and say ? we are delivered, to do all these abominations
v11 is this house ? which is called by my name
become a ? den of robbers in your eyes?
behold ? even I have seen it
v12 but go you ? now unto my place which was in Shiloh
where I ? set my name at the first
and see ? what I did to it for the wickedness of my people Israel
v13 now because ? you have done all these works
I spake unto you ? rising up early and speaking
but you ? heard not
and I called you ? but you answered not
v14 therefore ? will I do unto this house
which ? is called by my name, wherein you trust
and unto ? the place which I gave unto you and to your fathers
as ? I have done unto Shiloh
v15 I will ? cast you out of my sight
as I have ? cast out all your brethren
even the ? whole seed of Ephraim
v16 pray not ? for this people
neither ? lift up cry nor prayer for them
neither ? make intercession to me
for ? I will not hear thee
v17 don't you see ? what they do in the cities of Judah
and ? in the streets of Jerusalem
v18 the children ? gather wood
the fathers ? kindle the fire
the women ? knead their dough, to make cakes to the queen of heaven
and ? to pour out drink offerings unto other gods
that ? they may provoke me to anger
v19 do they provoke ? me to anger?
do they not ? provoke themselves, to the confusion of their own faces?
v20 therefore ? thus says the Lord: behold, my anger and my fury shall be poured out upon this place
upon ? man and beast, and upon the trees of the field
and upon the ? fruit of the ground
and ? it shall burn and shall not be quenched
v21 put your ? burnt offerings unto your sacrifices and eat flesh
v22 for I spake not ? unto your fathers concerning burnt offerings or sacrifices
v23 but this thing I commanded them ? saying, obey my voice, and I will be your God
and ? you shall be my people
and walk ? in all the ways that I have commanded you
that ? it may be well unto you
v24 but they ? listened not, nor inclined their ear
but walked ? in the counsels and in the imagination of their evil heart
and went ? backward, and not forward
v25 since the day ? that your fathers came forth out of the land of Egypt unto this day
I have even ? sent unto you
all my servants ? the prophets
daily ? rising up early and sending them
v26 yet they ? hearkened not unto me
nor ? inclined their ear
but ? hardened their neck
they ? did worse than their fathers
v27 you shall ? speak all these words unto them
but they ? will not hearken to you
you shall also call unto them ? but they will not answer you
v28 this is a nation that ? obeys not the voice of the Lord
nor ? receives correction
truth is ? perished, and is cut off from their mouth
v29 cut off ? your hair, o Jerusalem, and cast it away
take up ? a lamentation on the high places
for the Lord ? has rejected and forsaken the generation of his wrath
v30 the children of Judah ? have done evil in my sight
they have ? set their abominations in the house which is called by my name, to pollute it
v31 they have built ? the high places of Tophet
which is ? in the valley of the son of Hinnom
to ? burn their sons and their daughters in the fire
which ? I commanded them not, neither came it into my mind
v32 it shall no more be called ? Tophet
nor ? the valley of the son of Hinnom
but ? the valley of slaughter
for they ? shall bury in Tophet till there be no place
v33 the carcasses ? of this people shall be meat for the fowls of the heaven
and ? for the beasts of the earth
and ? none shall fray them away
v34 then I will cause to cease ? from the cities of Judah and from the streets of Jerusalem
the ? voice of mirth and the voice of gladness
the ? voice of the bridegroom and the voice of the bride
for ? the land shall be desolate
je ch 8
v1 at that time ? they shall bring out the bones of the kings of Judah
v2 they ? shall spread them before the sun and the moon
and ? all the host of heaven, whom they have loved
they shall not be ? gathered nor be buried
they shall ? be for dung upon the face of the earth
v3 and death ? shall be chosen rather than life
by ? all the residue that remain of this evil family
which ? remain in all the places whither I have driven them
v4 shall they fall ? and not arise?
shall he ? turn away and not return?
v5 why then is this ? people of Jerusalem slidden back by a perpetual backsliding?
they hold fast ? deceit
they ? refuse to return
v6 I hearkened and heard, but ? they spake not aright
no man ? repented him of his wickedness
saying ? what have I done?
everyone ? turned to his course
as the ? horse rushes into the battle
v7 the stork in ? the heaven knows her appointed times
the turtledove ? and the crane and the swallow observe the time of their coming
but my ? people know not the judgment of the Lord
v8 how do you say ? we are wise, and the law of the Lord is with us?
certainly ? in vain made he it
the pen ? of the scribes is in vain
v9 the wise men ? are ashamed
they are ? dismayed and taken
they ? have rejected the word of the Lord
what wisdom ? is in them?
v10 I will give their ? wives unto others
their fields ? to them that shall inherit them
for everyone ? from the least even unto the greatest is given to covetousness
from ? the prophet even unto the priest
everyone ? deals falsely
v11 for they ? have healed the hurt of the daughter of my people slightly
saying ? peace, peace, when there is no peace
v12 were they ashamed ? when they had committed abomination?
nay ? they were not ashamed
neither ? could they blush
therefore shall ? they fall among them that fall
in the time of their ? visitation they shall be cast down
v13 I will ? surely consume them
they shall have ? no grapes on the vine
no ? figs on the fig tree
the leaf ? shall fade
the things ? that I have given them shall pass away from them
v14 why do we ? sit still?
assemble ? yourselves, and let us enter into the defenced cities
and let us ? be silent; for the Lord our God has put us to silence
and given us ? water of gall to drink
because ? we have sinned against the Lord
v15 we looked for ? peace, but no good came
and for a time of health ? and behold trouble
v16 the snorting of his horses was heard ? from Dan; the whole land ? trembled at the sound of the neighing
for they are ? come and have devoured the land
and ? all that is in it, the city and those that dwell therein
v17 for behold I will send ? serpents, cockatrices among you
which will not ! be charmed
and they shall ? bite you
v18 when I would comfort ? myself against sorrow
my heart ? is faint in me
v19 why have they ? provoked me to anger with their graven images and with their strange vanities?
v20 the harvest is ? past
the summer ? is ended, and we are not saved
v21 for the hurt of the ? daughter of my people am I hurt
I am ? black; astonishment has taken hold on me
v22 is there no ? balm in Gilead?
is there no ? physician there?
why ? then is not the health of the daughter of my people recovered?
je ch 9
v1 o that my ? head were waters, and my ? eyes a fountain of tears
that I might ? weep day and night for the slain of the daughter of my people
v2 oh that I had in ? the wilderness a lodging place of wayfaring men
that I might ? leave my people and go from them
for they be ? all adulterers
an assembly ? of treacherous men
v3 they bend ? their tongues like their bow for lies
they are not ? valiant for the truth upon the earth
for they ? proceed from evil to evil
they know not ? me
v4 take heed ? everyone of his neighbour
trust you not in ? any brother
for every brother ? will utterly supplant
and every neighbour ? will walk with slanders
v5 they will ? deceive everyone his neighbour
and will not ? speak the truth
they have ? taught their tongues to speak lies
and ? weary themselves to commit iniquity
v6 your habitation ? is in the midst of deceit
through ? deceit they refuse to know me
v7 therefore I will ? melt them and try them
for how shall ? I do for the daughter of my people?
v8 their tongue ? is as an arrow shot out
it ? speaks deceit
one speaks ? peaceably to his neighbour with his mouth
but in ? heart he lays his wait
v9 shall I not ? visit them for these things?
shall not ? my soul be avenged on such a nation as this?
v10 for the mountains ? will I take up a weeping and wailing
for the ? habitations of the wilderness
a lamentation, because ? they are burned up
so that ? none can pass through them
neither can ? men hear the voice of the cattle
both the ? fowl of the heavens and the beast are fled; they are gone
v11 I will make Jerusalem ? heaps, and ? a den of dragons
I will make the cities ? of Judah desolate, without an inhabitant
v12 who is the wise ? man that may understand this?
and who is he ? to whom the mouth of the Lord has spoken, that he may declare it?
for what the land ? perishes and is burned up like a wilderness
that ? none passes through
v13 because they have ? forsaken my law
which ? I set before them
and have ? not obeyed my voice, neither walked therein
v14 but have walked ? after the imagination of their own heart
and ? after Baalim
which ? their fathers taught them
v15 I will feed them ? even this people with wormwood
and give them ? water of gall to drink
v16 I will ? scatter them also among the heathen
whom ? neither they nor their fathers have known
I will send ? a sword after them, till I have consumed them
v17 consider you, and ? call for the mourning women
that ? they may come
and send ? for skilful women, that they may come
v18 and let them make ? haste, and take up a wailing for us
that our eyes ? may run down with tears
and our ? eyelids gush out with waters
v19 for a voice of ? wailing is heard out of Zion
how are we ? spoiled
we are ? greatly confounded
because ? we have forsaken the land
because our ? dwellings have cast us out
v20 teach your daughters ? wailing
and every one her neighbour ? lamentation
v21 for death ? is come up into our windows
and is ? entered into our palaces
to cut ? off the children from without
and the young men ? from the streets
v22 even the carcases of men shall fall ? as dung upon the open field
as a handful ? after the harvestman
and ? none shall gather them
v23 let not the ? wise man glory in his wisdom
neither ? let the mighty man glory in his might
let not the ? rich man glory in his riches
v24 but let him that glories glory in this, ? that he understands and knows me
that I am ? the Lord that exercises lovingkindness, judgment, and righteousness in the earth
for ? in these things I delight
v25 the days come, says the Lord, ? that I will punish all them which are circumcised with the uncircumcised
v26 Egypt, ? and Judah, and Edom, and the children of Ammon, and Moab
and all ? that are in the utmost corners
that ? dwell in the wilderness
for all ? these nations are uncircumcised
all the house ? of Israel are uncircumcised in heart
je ch 10
v1 learn not ? the way of the heathen
be not ? dismayed at the signs of heaven
for the heathen ? are dismayed at them
v2 (continued) ? the customs of the people are vain
v3 for one ? cuts a tree out of the forest
v4 they deck it ? with silver and with gold
they fasten it ? with nails and with hammers, that it move not
v5 they are ? upright as the palm tree, but speak not
they must ? needs be borne, because they cannot go
be not ? afraid of them
for ? they cannot do evil
neither ? is it in them to do good
v6 there is none ? like unto you, o Lord
you are great ? and your name is great in might
v7 who would not fear you, ? o king of nations? for to you does it appertain
among all the wise men of the nations ? there is none like unto you
v8 they are ? altogether brutish and foolish
the ? stock is a doctrine of vanities
v9 silver ? spread into plates is brought from Tarshish
v10 but the Lord is ? the true God
at his wrath ? the earth shall tremble
and the nations ? shall not be able to abide his indignation
v11 the gods that have not ? made the heavens and the earth
they ? shall perish from the earth
v12 he has made ? the earth by his power
he has ? established the world by his wisdom
and ? has stretched out the heavens by his discretion
v13 when he utters his voice ? there is a multitude of waters in the heavens
and he ? causes the vapours to ascend from the ends of the earth
he makes ? lightnings with rain, and brings forth the wind out of his treasures
v14 every man ? is brutish in his knowledge
every founder ? is confounded by the graven image
for ? his molten image is falsehood
there is no ? breath in them
v15 they are ? vanity, and the work of errors
in the ? time of their visitation they shall perish
v18 behold I will ? sling out the inhabitants of the land at this once
and will ? distress them, that they may find it so
v19 woe is me ? for my hurt; my wound is grievous
I said, ? truly this is a grief, and I must bear it
v20 my tabernacle is ? spoiled, and all my cords are broken
my children ? are gone forth of me
they are not ? there is none to stretch forth my tent any more
and to ? set up my curtains
v21 for the pastors ? have become brutish
and have not ? sought the Lord
therefore shall ? they not prosper
and all their ? flocks shall be scattered
v22 behold the ? noise of the bruit is come
and a great ? commotion out of the north country
to make ? the cities of Judah desolate
and a den ! of dragons
v23 o Lord, I know that ? the way of man is not in himself
it is ? not in man that walks to direct his steps
v24 o Lord, correct me ? but with judgment
not ? in your anger
lest ? you bring me to nothing
v25 pour out ? your fury upon the heathen
that ? know you not
and upon ? the families that call not on your name
for they ? have eaten up Jacob
and ? devoured him and consumed him
and have made ? his habitation desolate
je ch 11
v3 cursed be ? the man that obeys not the words of this covenant
v4 which ? I commanded your fathers
in the day ? that I brought them forth out of the land of Egypt
from ? the iron furnace
saying ? obey my voice, and do them
according to ? all which I command you
so shall ? you be my people, and I will be your God
v5 that I may ? perform the oath which I have sworn unto your fathers
to ? give them a land flowing with milk and honey
v6 proclaim ? all these words in the cities of Judah and in the streets of Jerusalem
saying ? hear the words of this covenant, and do them
v7 for I earnestly protested ? unto your fathers
in the day ? that I brought them up out of the land of Egypt
even unto this day, rising ? up early and protesting, saying, obey my voice
v8 yet they ? obeyed not
nor ? inclined their ear
but walked ? everyone in the imagination of their evil heart
I will bring ? upon them all the words of this covenant
which ? I commanded them to do
but they ? did them not
v9 the Lord said ? unto me, a conspiracy is found among the men of Judah
and ? among the inhabitants of Jerusalem
v10 they are ? turned back to the iniquities of their forefathers
which ? refused to hear my words
and they ? went after other gods to serve them
the ? house of Israel and the house of Judah have broken my covenant which I made with their fathers
v11 therefore I will bring ? evil upon them, which they shall not be able to escape
and though ? they shall cry unto me I will not hearken unto them
v12 then shall the cities of Judah and inhabitants of Jerusalem ? go and cry unto the gods
unto ? whom they offer incense
but ? they shall not save them at all in the time of their trouble
v13 for ? according to the number of your cities were your gods, o Judah
according to the ? number of the streets of Jerusalem
have you set ? up altars to that shameful thing
even ? altars to burn incense unto Baal
v14 therefore pray not ? for this people
neither ? lift up a cry or prayer for them
for ? I will not hear them in the time that they cry unto me for their trouble
v15 what has ? my beloved to do in my house
seeing she ? has wrought lewdness with many
when you do evil ? then you rejoice
v16 the Lord called ? your name a green olive tree, fair, and of goodly fruit
with the noise ? of a great tumult he has kindled fire upon it
and the ? branches of it are broken
v17 for the Lord that planted ? you has pronounced evil against you
for ? the evil of the house of Israel
which ? they have done against themselves
to ? provoke me to anger in offering incense unto Baal
v18 and the Lord has ? given me knowledge of it
and ? I know it; then you showed me their doings
v19 but I was like a lamb ? or an ox that is brought to the slaughter
and I knew not ? that they had devised devices against me
saying ? let us destroy the tree with the fruit thereof
and let us ? cut him off from the land of the living
that ? his name may be no more remembered
v20 but, o Lord of hosts, that ? judges righteously
that ? tries the reins and the heart
let me see ? your vengeance on them
for ? unto you have I revealed my cause
v21 men of Anatoth that ? seek your life, saying
prophesy ? not in the name of the Lord, that you die not by our hand
v22 behold, I will ? punish them
the ? young men shall die by the sword
their sons ? and their daughters shall die by famine
v23 and there shall be no ? remnant of them
for I will ? bring evil upon the men of Anatoth
even ? the year of their visitation
je ch 12
v1 righteous are ? you, o Lord, when I plead with you
yet let me ? talk with you of your judgments
wherefore does the way ? of the wicked prosper?
wherefore are all they happy ? that deal very treacherously?
v2 you have planted them, ? they have taken root
they grow, ? they bring forth fruit
you are near ? in their mouth, and far
from their reins
v3 but you, o Lord, knows me ? you have seen me
and ? tried my heart toward you
pull them ? out like sheep for the slaughter
and prepare them ? for the day of slaughter
v4 how long shall ? the land mourn, and the herbs of every field wither
for the ? wickedness of them that dwell therein
the beasts are ? consumed, and the birds
because ? they said, he shall not see our last end
v5 if you have run ? with the footmen
and ? they have wearied you
then how can you ? contend with horses?
and if in the land ? of peace wherein you trusted they wearied you
then how will you do ? in the swelling of Jordan?
v6 for even your brethren ? and the house of your father have dealt treacherously with you
they have ! even called a multitude after you
believe them not ? though they speak fair words unto you
v7 I have forsaken ? my house
I have ? left my heritage
I have given ? the dearly beloved of my soul into the hand of her enemies
v8 my heritage is ? unto me as a lion in the forest
it cried out ? against me; therefore have I hated it
v9 my heritage is unto me ? as a speckled bird
the birds ? round about are against her
come you, ? assemble all the beasts of the field
come to ? devour
v10 many pastors have ? destroyed my vineyard
they have ? trodden my portion under foot
they have made ? my pleasant portion a desolate wilderness
v11 they have made it ? desolate
being desolate ? it mourns unto me
the whole land ? is made desolate
because ? no man lays it to heart
v12 the spoilers ? are come upon all the high places
through ? the wilderness
for the ? sword of the Lord shall devour
from the one ? end of the land even to the other end of the land
no flesh ! shall have peace
v13 they have sown ? wheat, but shall reap thorns
they have put ? themselves to pain, but shall not profit
and they shall ? be ashamed of your revenues
because ? of the fierce anger of the Lord
v14 thus says the Lord ? against all my evil neighbours
that touch ? the inheritance
which I have caused ? my people Israel to inherit
I will ? pluck them out of their land, and pluck out ? the house of Judah from among them
v15 and it shall come to pass, ? after that I have plucked them out
I will return ? and have compassion on them
and I will ? bring them again, every man to his heritage
and every ? man to his land
v16 and it shall come to pass, if they will ? diligently learn the ways of my people
to swear by my name, the Lord liveth ? as they taught my people to swear by Baal
then shall ? they be built in the midst of my people
v17 but if they will ? not obey
I will ? utterly pluck up and destroy that nation
je ch 13
v1 get you a linen ? girdle, and put it ? upon your loins, and put it not in water
v2 so I got a linen girdle and ? put it on my loins
v4 take the girdle and ? go to Euphrates, and hide it there
in ? a hole of the rock
v6 and after many days ? the Lord said unto me
arise, take the girdle
v7 then I took the girdle ? and behold, the girdle was marred, it was profitable for nothing
v8 after this manner ? I will mar the pride of Judah
and ? the great pride of Jerusalem
v10 this evil people, ? who refuse to hear my words
who walk ? in the imagination of their heart, and walk after other gods to serve them
shall even ? be as this girdle, which is good for nothing
v11 for as the girdle ? cleaves to the loins of a man
so have I ? caused to cleave unto me the whole house of Israel
that they ? might be unto me for a people, and for a name, and for a praise, and for a glory
but ? they would not hear
v12 every bottle ? shall be filled with wine
v13 I will fill all the inhabitants of this land with ? drunkenness
v14 and I will ? dash them one against another
even the ? fathers and the sons together
I will not ? pity, nor spare, nor have mercy, but destroy them
v15 hear you, and give ear; be not proud
v16 give glory to the Lord your God before ? he causes darkness
before ? your feet stumble upon the dark mountains, while you ? look for light
he turned it ? into the shadow of death and made it gross darkness
v17 but if you will not hear it, ? my soul shall weep
in ? secret places for your pride
my eye shall ? weep sore and run down
with tears, ? because the Lord's flock is carried away captive
v18 say to the king and the queen, ? humble yourselves, sit down
for ? your principalities shall come down
even ? the crown of your glory
v19 the cities of the south ? shall be shut up
and none ? shall open them
Judah shall ? be carried away captive, all of it
v20 lift up your eyes ? and behold them that come from the north
where is ? the flock that was given thee
v21 what will you say ? when he shall punish you?
shall not sorrows ? take you, as a woman in travail?
v22 and if you say in ? your heart, why come these ? things upon me?
for the ? greatness of your iniquity
are your ? skirts discovered, and your heels made bare
v23 can the Ethiopian ? change his skin
or the leopard ? his spots?
then may you ? also do good, that are accustomed to do evil
v24 therefore will I scatter them ? as the stubble that passes away
by ? the wind of the wilderness
v25 this is your ? lot, the portion of your measure from me
because ? you have forgotten me
and ? trusted in falsehood
v26 therefore will I discover ? your skirts upon your face
that ? your shame may appear
v27 I have seen your ? adulteries, and your neighings, the lewdness of your whoredom
and your ? abominations on the hills. Woe unto you, ? o Jerusalem
will you not be ? made clean?
je ch 14
v2 Judah mourns, and ? the gates thereof languish
they are ? black unto the ground; and the ? cry of Jerusalem is gone up
v3 their nobles have sent ? their little ones to the waters
and found ? no water
they returned with ? their vessels empty
they were ? ashamed and confounded, and covered their heads
v4 because the ground is ? chapt
the plowmen were ? ashamed, they covered their heads
chapt meaning ? raw and cracked
v5 yea, the hind ? also calved in the field and ? forsook it
because ? there was no grass
to calve ? meaning to give birth
v7 o Lord, our iniquities ? testify against us
for our backslidings ? are many
v8 o the hope of Israel, ? the saviour thereof in time of trouble
why should you ? be as a stranger in the land
and as a ? wayfaring man that turns aside to tarry for a night
v9 why should you be as ? a man astonished
as a mighty man ? that cannot save?
yet you, o Lord, are in ? the midst of us, and we are called by your name ? leave us not
v10 they have loved to ? wander, they have not ? refrained their feet
therefore ? the Lord does not accept them
he will now ? remember their iniquity and visit their sins
v11 then said the Lord unto me, pray not ? for this people for their good
v12 when they fast ? I will not hear their cry; and when they offer ? burnt offering and an oblation, I will not accept them
but I will ? consume them by the sword, and by the famine, and by the pestilence
v13 then said I, ah Lord God, behold, the prophets say ? unto them, you shall not see sword, neither shall you have famine
but I will give you ? assured peace in this place
v14 then the Lord said unto me, the prophets prophesy ? lies in my name
I sent them ? not, neither have ? I commanded them
they prophesy unto you ? a false vision and divination
a thing ? of naught, and the deceit of their heart
v15 by sword and famine ? shall those prophets be consumed
v16 and the people to whom they prophesy ? shall be cast out in the streets of Jerusalem
because ? of the famine and the sword
and they will have ? none to bury them
for I will pour out ? their wickedness upon them
v17 let my eyes run ? down with tears night and day
and let them not cease, for ? the virgin daughter of my people
is ? broken with a great breach
with ? a very grievous blow
v18 if I go forth into the field, ? then behold the slain with the sword
and if I enter into the city, ? then behold them that are sick with famine
v19 why have you smitten us, ? and there is no healing for us?
we looked for ? peace, and there is no good
and for the time of healing, ? and behold trouble
v20 we acknowledge, o Lord, our ? wickedness
je ch 15
v1 though Moses and Samuel stood before me, ? yet my mind could not be toward this people
cast them ? out of my sight, and let them go forth
v2 and it shall come to pass, if they say unto thee, ? whither shall we go forth?
then you shall tell them, ? thus says the Lord, such as are for death, to death
such as are for the sword, ? to the sword
and such as are for ? the famine, to the famine
and such as are for ? the captivity, to the captivity
v3 and I will appoint ? over them four kinds
the sword ? to slay
the dogs to ? tear
the fowls of the heaven ? and the beasts of the earth to devour and destroy
v4 I will cause them to ? be removed into all kingdoms of the earth
because of ? Manasseh
v5 for who ? shall have pity upon you, o Jerusalem?
or who ? shall bemoan you?
or who shall go aside to ? ask how you do?
v6 you have ! forsaken me, says the Lord
you are gone ? backward
therefore I ? will stretch out my hand against you
and ? destroy you
I am ? weary with repenting
v7 and I will fan ? them with a fan in the gates of the land
I will bereave them ? of children
I will ? destroy my people
since ? they return not from their ways
v8 their widows are ? increased to me above the sand of the seas
I have brought upon them ? against the mother of the young men a spoiler at noonday
I have caused him ? to fall upon it suddenly
and ? terrors upon the city
v9 the residue of them will ? I deliver to the sword before their enemies
v10 woe is me, my mother, ? that you have borne me a man of strife and a man of contention to the whole earth
I have neither lent ? on usury
nor men have lent to me on usury; yet ? everyone of them does curse me
v13 your substance ? and your treasures will I give to be spoiled, without price
and that for ? all your sins
v14 and I will make you to ? pass with your enemies
into a land ? which you know not
for a fire ? is kindled in my anger, ? which shall burn upon you
v15 o Lord, you know; remember me, and visit me, ? and revenge me of my persecutors
take me not ? away in your longsuffering
know that ? for your sake I have suffered rebuke
v16 your words were ? found, and I did eat them
and your word was ? unto me the joy and rejoicing of my heart
v17 I sat not ? in the assembly of the mockers
I sat alone ? because of your hand
for you ? have filled me with indignation
v18 why is my pain ? perpetual, and my wound incurable
which ? refuses to be healed?
will you be altogether unto me ? as a liar, and as waters that fail?
v19 therefore thus says the Lord, if you return, then will I bring you again; if you take forth the ! precious from the vile
you shall be ? as my mouth
let them return ? unto you
but ? return not unto them
v20 and I will make you ? unto this people a fenced brasen wall
and they shall ? fight against you
but they shall not ? prevail against you
for I am ? with you to save you and to deliver you, says the Lord
v21 and I will deliver you ? out of the hand of the wicked
and I will redeem you ? out of the hand of the terrible
je ch 16
v3 for thus says the Lord concerning ? the sons and concerning the daughters that are born in this place
v4 they shall die ? of grievous deaths
they shall not be ? lamented, neither shall they be buried
but they shall be as ? dung upon the face of the earth
they shall be ? consumed by the sword and by famine
and their carcasses shall ? be meat for the fowls of heaven and for the beasts of the earth
v5 enter not into the ? house of mourning
neither go ? to lament nor bemoan them
for I have ? taken away my peace from this people
even ? lovingkindness and mercies
v6 both the great and ? the small shall die in this land; they shall not be buried
neither shall men ? lament for them
nor cut ? themselves, nor make themselves bald for them
v7 neither shall men tear ? themselves for them in mourning
to ? comfort them for the dead
neither shall men ? give them the cup of consolation to drink for their father or for their mother
v8 also you shall not go into the house ? of feasting
to ? sit with them to eat and to drink
v9 for thus says the Lord, behold, I will cause to cease ? out of this place in your eyes, and in your days
the ? voice of mirth and the voice of gladness, the voice of the bridegroom and the voice of the bride
v10 and it shall come to pass, when you shall show this people all these words, ? and they shall say unto you
wherefore has the Lord ? pronounced all this great evil against us?
or what is our ? iniquity?
v11 then shall you say unto them, because your fathers ? have forsaken me
and have walked ? after other gods
and have ? served them, and have worshipped them
and have forsaken me, ? and have not kept my law
v12 and you have done ? worse than your fathers
for behold, you walk every one ? after the imagination of his evil heart
that they ? may not hearken unto me
v13 therefore will I cast you out ? of this land
into a land that ? you know not, neither you nor your fathers
and there ! shall you serve other gods day and night
where I will ? not show you favour
v17 for my eyes ? are upon all their ways
they are not ? hid from my face
neither is their ? iniquity hid from my eyes
v18 and first I will recompense their ? iniquity and their sin double
because they have ? defiled my land
they have filled ? my inheritance with the carcasses
of their ? detestable and abominable things
v19 o Lord, my ? strength, and my fortress, and my refuge, in the day of affliction
v20 shall a man make ? gods unto himself, and they are no gods?
v21 therefore behold, I will this once ? cause them to know
my ? hand and my might
and they shall know ? that my name is the Lord
je ch 17
v1 the sin of Judah is written ? with a pen of iron
with the point ? of a diamond
it is graven upon ? the table of their heart
and upon the ? horns of your altars
v2 whilst their children ? remember their altars and their groves
v3 o my mountain in the field, ? I will give your substance and all your treasures
to ? the spoil
and your high places for sin, ? throughout all your borders
v4 and you, even yourself, shall ? discontinue from your heritage that I gave you
and I will cause you to ? serve your enemies
in the land ? which you know not
for you have ? kindled a fire in my anger
which shall ? burn forever
v5 cursed be the man ? that trusts in man
and makes ? flesh his arm
and whose heart ? departs from the Lord
v6 for he shall be like ? the heath in the desert
he shall not see ? when good comes
but shall inhabit ? the parched places in the wilderness
in a ? salt land and not inhabited
v7 blessed is the man ? that trusts in the Lord
whose hope ? is in the Lord
v8 for he shall be as ? a tree planted by the waters
that spreads out ? her roots by the river
and shall not see when ? heat comes
but her leaf shall ? be green
and shall not be careful in ? the year of drought
neither shall cease ? from yielding fruit
v9 the heart ? is deceitful above all things
and ? desperately wicked; who can know it?
v10 I the Lord ? search the heart
I try the ? reins, even to give every man according to his ways
according to ? the fruit of his doings
v11 as the partridge sits on eggs ? and hatches them not
partridge ? meaning perdrix
so he that gets riches ? and not by right
shall leave them ? in the midst of his days
and at his end ? shall be a fool
v12 a glorious high throne ? from the beginning
is ? the place of our sanctuary
v13 all that forsake you ? shall be ashamed
and they that depart ? from me shall be written in the earth
because they have ? forsaken the Lord, the fountain of living waters
v17 be not a terror ? unto me; you are my hope in the day of evil
v18 let them be ? confounded that persecute me
but let not me be ? confounded
bring upon them the ? day of evil, and destroy ? them with double destruction
v21 bear no burden on ? the sabbath day
nor bring it ? in by the gates of Jerusalem
v22 neither carry forth ? a burden out of your houses on the sabbath day
neither do any ? work
but ? hallow the sabbath day, as I commanded your fathers
v23 but they obeyed not
neither ? inclined their ear
but made their ? neck stiff
that they might not ? hear, nor receive instruction
v24 and it shall come to pass, if you diligently ? hearken unto me
to bring in ? no burden through the gates of this city on the sabbath day
but hallow ? the sabbath day, to do no work therein
v25 then shall there enter into the gates of this city kings and princes
sitting ? upon the throne of David
riding in ? chariots and on horses, they, and their princes
v26 and they shall come from ? the cities of Judah, and from the places about Jerusalem, and from the land of Benjamin
bringing burnt offerings, and sacrifices
v27 but if you will not ? hearken unto me to hallow the sabbath day
and not to ? bear a burden
even entering in at the gates of Jerusalem on the sabbath day
then will I kindle a fire ? in the gates thereof, and ? it shall not be quenched
je ch 18
v2 arise and go down ? to the potter's house
and there I will cause ? you to hear my words
v3 then I went down to the potter's house
and behold, he ? wrought a work on the wheels
v4 and the vessel that he made ? of clay was marred in the hand of the potter
so he made it again ? another vessel
as seemed good ? to the potter to make it
v6 o house of Israel, ? cannot I do with you as this potter?
as the clay is in the potter's hand, ? so are you in my hand
v7 at what instant ? I shall speak concerning a nation
to ? pluck up, and pull down, and to destroy it
v8 if that nation, ? against whom I have pronounced
turn from ? their evil
I will ? repent of the evil that I thought to do unto them
v9 and at what instant ? I shall speak concerning a nation
to ? build and to plant it
v10 if it do evil in my sight, ? that it
obey not my voice, ? then I will repent
of the good wherewith I said I would benefit them
v11 speak to the ? men of Judah and the inhabitants of Jerusalem
saying ? I frame evil against you
and ? devise a device against you
return ? every one from his evil way
and make ? your ways and your doings good
v12 and they said, ? there is no hope
but ? we will walk after our own devices
and we will ? every one do the imagination of his evil heart
v13 ask now among the heathen, ? who has heard such things?
the virgin of Israel has done ? a very horrible thing
v14 will a man leave ? the snow of Lebanon which comes from the rock of the field?
or shall the cold flowing ? waters that come from another place be forsaken?
v15 because my people ? have forgotten me
they have ? burned incense to vanity
and they have ? caused them to stumble in their ways from the ancient paths
to walk in paths, ? in a way not cast up
v16 to make their land ? desolate
and a ? perpetual hissing
everyone that passes ? thereby shall be astonished, and wag his head
v17 I will scatter them ? as with an east wind before the enemy
I will show them ? the back, and not the face, in the day of their calamity
v18 then said they, ? come, and let us devise devices against Jeremiah
for the law ? shall not perish from the priest
nor ? counsel from the wise
nor the word from ? the prophet
come, and let us ? smite him with the tongue
and let us not give heed ? to any of his words
v20 shall evil be ? recompensed for good?
for they have dug a pit ? for my soul
remember that I stood ? before you to speak good for them
and to turn away ? your wrath from them
v21 therefore deliver up their ? children to the famine
and pour out their blood ? by the force of the sword
and let their wives ? be bereaved of their children, and be widows
and let their men ? be put to death
let their young men ? be slain by the sword in battle
v22 let a cry ? be heard from their houses
when you shall bring a troop ? suddenly upon them
for ? they have dug a pit to take me
and ? hid snares for my feet
v23 yet, Lord, you know ? all their counsel against me to slay me
forgive not ? their iniquity
neither blot out ? their sin from your sight
but let them be ? overthrown before you
deal thus with them ? in the time of your anger
je ch 19
v1 thus says the Lord, go and get a ? potter's earthen bottle
and take of the ? ancients of the people, and of the ancients of the priests
v2 and go forth unto ? the valley of the son of Hinnom
which is ? by the entry of the east gate
and ? proclaim there the words that I shall tell you
v3 and say, hear the word of the Lord; behold, I will bring evil ? upon this place
the which ? whosoever hears, his ears shall tingle
v4 because they have ? forsaken me, and have estranged this place
and have ? burned incense in it unto other gods
whom ? neither they nor their fathers have known
and have filled ? this place with the blood of innocents
v5 they have built ? also the high places of Baal, to burn their sons with fire as burnt offerings unto Baal
which I ? commanded not, nor spake it
neither came ? it into my mind
v6 therefore, behold, the days come, says the Lord, that this place shall ? no more be called Tophet
nor ? the valley of the son of Hinnom
but ? the valley of slaughter
v7 and I will make void ? the counsel of Judah and Jerusalem in this place
and I will cause them ? to fall by the sword before their enemies
and by the hands ? of them that seek their lives
their carcasses ? will I give to be meat for the fowls of the heaven and for the beasts of the earth
v8 and I will make this city ? desolate, and a hissing
everyone that passes ? thereby shall be astonished and hiss
because ? of all the plagues thereof
hiss meaning ? to make a sharp sound of disapproval
v9 and I will cause them to ? eat the flesh of their sons and the flesh of their daughters
v11 even so will I ? break this people and this city
as one ? breaks a potter's vessel
that cannot be ? made whole again
and they shall bury them ? in Tophet, till there be no place to bury
v12 thus will I do ? unto this place, says the Lord, and to the inhabitants thereof
and even ? make this city as Tophet
v13 and the houses of Jerusalem shall be ? defiled like the place of Tophet
because ? of all the houses upon whose roofs they have burned incense unto all the host of heaven
and have poured out drink offerings ? unto other gods
v15 thus says the Lord, behold, I will bring upon this city ? and upon all her towns all the evil that I have pronounced against it
because they have ? hardened their necks
that they might not hear my words
je ch 20
v1 now Pashur ? the son of Immer the priest, who was also chief governor in the house of the Lord
heard that Jeremiah ? prophesied these things
v2 then Pashur ? smote Jeremiah, and put him in the stocks that were in the high gate of Benjamin
which was ? by the house of the Lord
v3 and it came to pass that on the morrow Pashur ? brought forth Jeremiah out of the stocks
then said Jeremiah unto him, the Lord has not called your name Pashur, ? but
Magormissabib
v4 for thus says the Lord, behold, ? I will make you a terror to yourself, and to all your friends
for they shall ? fall by the sword of their enemies
and I will give all Judah ? into the hand of the king of Babylon
and he shall carry them ? captive into Babylon
and shall ? slay them with the sword
v5 moreover I will deliver all the strength ? of this city, and all the labours thereof
and I will give them into the hand ? of their enemies
which ! shall spoil them, and take them, and carry them to Babylon
v6 and you, Pashur, ? and all that dwell in your house shall go into captivity
and you shall come to Babylon, ? and there you shall die, and shall be buried there
you, and all your friends, ? to whom you have prophesied lies
v7 o Lord, you have ? deceived me, and I was deceived
I am in derision ? daily, everyone mocks me
v8 for since I spake, ? I cried out, I cried violence and spoil; because the word of the Lord was made a reproach unto me, and a derision daily
v9 then I said, ? I will not make mention of him
nor ? speak any more in his name
but his word was ? in my heart as a burning fire shut up in my bones
and I was ? weary with forbearing, and I could not stay
forbearing meaning ? patient and forgiving
v10 for I heard the ? defaming of many
fear on every side ? said they
report, and we will report it; all my familiars ? watched for my halting
saying, ? peradventure he will be enticed
v11 but the Lord is ? with me as a mighty terrible one
therefore my persecutors ? shall stumble, and they shall not prevail
v12 but, o Lord of hosts, that tries the ? righteous, and sees the reins and the heart
let me see ? your vengeance on them
v13 sing unto the Lord, ? praise you the Lord, for he has delivered the soul of the poor
from ? the hand of the evildoers
v14 cursed be ? the day wherein I was born
let not the day ? wherein my mother bare me be blessed
v15 cursed be the man ? who brought tidings to my father
saying, ? a man child is born unto you
making him ? very glad
v16 and let that man be ? as the cities which the Lord overthrew, and repented not
v17 because he slew me ? not from the womb
or that my mother had been ? my grave
and her womb to be ? always great with me
v18 wherefore came I forth ? out of the womb to see labour and sorrow
that my days ? should be consumed with shame
je ch 21
v1 the word which came unto Jeremiah from the Lord, when Zedekiah sent ? unto him Pashur
v2 enquire, I pray you, of the Lord ? for us, for Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon makes war against us
if so be ? that the Lord will deal with us according to all his wondrous works
that he may go ? up from us
v4 thus says the Lord God of Israel, behold, I will turn back ? the weapons of war that are in your hands
with which ? you fight against the king of Babylon
and I will assemble them ? into the midst of this city
v5 and I myself will ? fight against you
with ? an outstretched hand and with a strong arm
even in ? anger, and in fury, and in great wrath
v6 and I will smite the ? inhabitants of this city, both man and beast
they shall die ? of a great pestilence
v7 and afterward, says the Lord, I will deliver ? Zedekiah king of Judah, and his servants, and the people, and such as are left in this city from the pestilence, from the sword, and from the famine
into ? the hand of Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon
and into the hand ? of their enemies
they shall ? smite them with the edge of the sword
he shall not ? spare them, neither have pity, nor have mercy
v8 and unto this people you shall say, thus says the Lord, behold, I set before you the way of life and the way of death
v9 he that abides in this city ? shall die by the sword, and by the famine, and by the pestilence
but he that goes out, ? and falls to the Chaldeans that besiege you, he shall live
and his life shall ? be unto him for a prey
v10 for I have set my face against ? this city for evil, and not for good, says the Lord
it shall be given ? into the hand of the king of Babylon
and he shall ? burn it with fire
v12 execute judgment in the morning, and ? deliver him that is spoiled out of the hand of the oppressor
lest my ? fury go out like fire
and burn that ? none can quench it
because of the ? evil of your doings
v13 behold, I am against you, ? o inhabitant of the valley, and rock of the plain
which say, ? who shall come down against us?
or who shall enter ? into our habitations?
v14 but I will ? punish you according to the fruit of your doings, says the Lord
and I will kindle a fire ? in the forest thereof, and it shall devour all things round about it
je ch 22
v3 thus says the Lord, execute judgment and ? righteousness
and deliver the ? spoiled out of the hand of the oppressor
do no wrong, ? do no violence
neither shed ? innocent blood in this place
v4 for if you do this thing ? then shall there enter in by the gates of this house kings
v5 but if you will not hear ? these words
I swear by myself, ? says the Lord, that this house shall become a desolation
v6 for thus says the Lord unto ? the king's house of Judah
you are ? Gilead unto me, and the head of Lebanon
yet surely I ? will make you a wilderness
and ? cities which are not inhabited
v7 and I will prepare ? destroyers against you
everyone with ? his weapons
and they shall cut down ? your choice cedars, and cast them into the fire
v8 and many nations shall ? pass by this city
and they shall say every man ? to his neighbour, wherefore has the Lord done thus unto this great city?
v9 then they shall answer, because they have ? forsaken the covenant of the Lord their God
and worshipped ? other gods, and served them
v10 weep not for ? the dead
neither bemoan him? ? but weep sore for him that goes away
for he shall return no more, ? nor see his native country
v11 for thus says the Lord touching ? Shallum king of Judah
which went forth out of this place; ? he shall not return thither anymore
v12 but he shall die ? in the place whither they have led him captive
and shall see ? this land no more
v13 woe unto him that ? builds his house by unrighteousness
and his chambers ? by wrong
that uses his neighbour's ? service without wages
and gives him not ? for his work
v15 shall you reign, because ? you close yourself in cedar?
did not your father ? eat and drink, and do judgment and justice
and then it was ? well with him
v16 he judged the cause ? of the poor and needy
and then it was well ? with him
was not this to ? know me, says the Lord?
v17 but your eyes and your heart ? are not but for your covetousness, and for to shed innocent blood
and for ? oppression, and for violence, to do it
v18 therefore thus says the Lord concerning Jehoiakim, ? they shall not lament for him
v19 he shall be buried with the burial of an ass, ? drawn and cast forth
beyond ? the gates of Jerusalem
v21 I spake unto you in ? your prosperity
but you said, ? I will not hear
this has been your ? manner from your youth
that you ? obeyed not my voice
v22 the wind shall ? eat up all your pastors
and your lovers shall go ? into captivity
surely then shall you be ? ashamed and confounded for all your wickedness
v23 o inhabitant of Lebanon, ? that makes your nest in the cedars
how gracious ? shall you be when pangs come upon you
the pain ? as of a woman in travail
v24 as I live, says the Lord, though ? Coniah the son of Jehoiakim king of Judah
were the signet ? upon my right hand
yet ? would I pluck you thence
v25 and I will give you into the hand ? of them that seek your life
and into the hand of them ? whose face you fear
v26 and I will cast ? you out
and your ? mother that bare you, into another country
where you ? were not born
and there shall ? you die
v27 but to the land where unto they desire to return, ? they shall not return there
v28 is this man Coniah a ? despised broken idol?
is he a vessel wherein is no pleasure? wherefore are they cast out, he and his seed, and ? cast into a land which they know not?
v30 thus says the Lord, write this man ? childless
a man that ? shall not prosper in his days
for none of his seed ? shall prosper, sitting upon the throne of David
je ch 23
v1 woe be unto the pastors that ? destroy and scatter the sheep of my pasture
v2 you have scattered ? my flock, and driven them away
and have not ? visited them
behold I will visit ? upon you the evil of your doings
v3 and I will gather ? the remnant of my flock out of all countries whither I have driven them
and will bring them ? again to their folds
and they shall be ? fruitful and increase
v4 and I will set up ? shepherds over them which shall feed them
and they shall fear ? no more, nor be dismayed
neither shall they ? be lacking, says the Lord
v5 behold, the days come, says the Lord, that ? I will raise unto David a righteous Branch
and a King shall ? reign and prosper
and shall ? execute judgment and justice in the earth
v6 in his days Judah ? shall be saved
and Israel shall ? dwell safely
and this is his name whereby he shall be called, ? the Lord our righteousness
v7 therefore, behold, ? the days come, says the Lord
that they shall no more ? say, the Lord lives, which brought up the children of Israel out of the land of Egypt
v8 but, the Lord lives, ? which brought up and which led the seed of the house of Israel
out ? of the north country
and from all countries whither I had driven them; and they shall dwell ? in their own land
v9 my heart within me is broken ? because of the prophets
all my bones ? shake
I am like a ? drunken man
and like a man whose ? wine has overcome him
because of ? the Lord, and because of the words of his holiness
v10 for the land is full ? of adulterers
for because of ? swearing the land mourns
the pleasant places of the wilderness ? are dried up
and their course is ? evil, and their force is not right
v11 for both prophet and priest are profane
yea, in my house I have ? found their wickedness
v12 wherefore their way shall be ? unto them as slippery ways in the darkness
they shall be ? driven on, and fall therein
for I will bring ? evil upon them, even the year of their visitation
v13 I have seen ? folly in the prophets of Samaria
they prophesied in ? Baal, and caused my people Israel to err
v14 I have seen ? also in the prophets of Jerusalem a horrible thing
they commit ? adultery, and walk in lies
they strengthen also the ? hands of evildoers
that none ? does return from his wickedness
they are unto me ? all of them as Sodom, and the inhabitants thereof as Gomorrah
v15 therefore thus says the Lord of hosts concerning ? the prophets
behold, I will feed them with ? wormwood
and make them drink ? the water of gall
for from the prophets of Jerusalem ? is profaneness gone forth into all the land
v16 thus says the Lord of hosts, listen not unto the ? words of the prophets that prophesy unto you
they make you ? vain; they speak a vision of their own heart
and not ? out of the mouth of the Lord
v17 they say still unto ? them that despise me
the Lord has said, ? you shall have peace
and they say unto everyone ? that walks after the imagination of his own heart, no evil shall come upon you
v18 for who ? has stood in the counsel of the Lord
and has ? perceived and heard his word?
who has marked ? his word, and heard it?
v19 behold, a whirlwind of the Lord ? is gone forth in fury
even a ? grievous whirlwind; it shall fall grievously upon the head of the wicked
v20 the anger of the Lord ? shall not return
until he have ? executed, and till he have performed the thoughts of his heart
in the latter days ? you shall consider it perfectly
v21 I have not sent ? these prophets, yet they ran
I have not spoken ? to them, yet they prophesied
v22 but if they had ? stood in my counsel
and had caused my ? people to hear my words
then they should ? have turned them from their evil way
and from ? the evil of their doings
v23 am I a God ? at hand, says the Lord
and not ? a God afar off?
v24 can any hide ? himself in secret places that I shall not see him? says the Lord
do not I ? fill heaven and earth? says the Lord
v25 I have heard what the prophets said ? that prophesy lies in my name
saying, ? I have dreamed, I have dreamed
v26 how long shall this be ? in the heart of the prophets that prophesy lies?
yea, they are prophets of ? the deceit of their own heart
v27 which think ? to cause my people to forget my name
by ? their dreams which they tell every man to his neighbour
as their fathers have ? forgotten my name for Baal
v28 the prophet that has a dream, ? let him tell a dream
and he that has my word, ? let him speak my word faithfully
what is the chaff ? to the wheat? says the Lord
v29 is not my word ? like as a fire? says the Lord
and like s hammer that ? breaks the rock in pieces?
v30 therefore, behold, I am against the prophets, ? says the Lord, that steal my words every one from his neighbour
v31 behold, I am against the prophets, ? says the Lord, that use their tongues, and say, he says
v32 behold, I am against them that prophesy ? false dreams, says the Lord
and do ? tell them, and cause my people to err by their lies, and by their lightness
yet I sent them ? not, nor commanded them
therefore they ? shall not profit this people at all
v33 and when this people, or the prophet, or a priest, shall ask ? you, saying, what is the burden of the Lord?
you shall then say unto them, ? what burden? I will even forsake you, says the Lord
v34 and as for the prophet, and the priest, and the people, that shall say, ? the burden of the Lord
I will even ? punish that man and his house
v36 and the burden of the Lord shall ? you mention no more
for every man's ? own word shall be his burden
for you have ? perverted the words of the living God
v38 but since you say, ? the burden of the Lord
therefore behold, I, even I, have ? sent unto you, saying, you shall not say, the burden of the Lord
v39 therefore, behold, ? I, even I, will utterly forget you, and I will forsake you
and the ? city that I gave you and your fathers
and cast you ? out of my presence
v40 and I will bring ? an everlasting reproach upon you
and a perpetual ? shame, which shall not be forgotten
je ch 24
v1 the Lord showed me, ? and behold, two baskets of figs were set before the temple of the Lord
v2 one basket had ? very good figs
even like the figs ? that are first ripe
and the other basket had ? very naughty figs
which could ? not be eaten, they were so bad
v3 then said the Lord unto me, what do you see, Jeremiah? ? and I said, figs; the good figs, very good; and the evil very evil, that cannot be eaten, they are so evil
v5 thus says the Lord, the God of Israel, like these good figs, ? so will I acknowledge them that are carried away captive of Judah
v6 for I will set my eyes ? upon them for good
and I will bring them ? again to this land
and I will ? build them, and not pull them down
and I will ? plant them, and not pluck them up
v7 and I will give them ? a heart to know me, that I am the Lord
and they shall return ? unto me with their whole heart
v8 and as the evil figs, which cannot be eaten, they are so evil; surely thus says the Lord, so ? will I give Zedekiah the king of Judah
v9 to be ? a removing into all the kingdoms of the earth for their hurt
to be ? a reproach and a proverb, a taunt and a curse, in all places whither I shall drive them
v10 and I will send the ? sword, the famine, and the pestilence among them
till ? they be consumed from off the land that I gave unto them and to their fathers
