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Sefer Qinot Yirmeyahu uShe’erit Divrei Baruk — Chapter 2 - Eikhah Sheniy

Work ID: 6a9de154e89e5cf5895364f7 · Chapter ID: 6a9de1553d891c2f37a4aa58 · Canonical title: Sefer Qinot Yirmeyahu uShe’erit Divrei Baruk

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Yahuah covered the daughter of Tziyon with a cloud in His anger and cast the beauty of Yisra'el from heaven to earth.

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He swallowed the dwellings of Yaaqov, tore down strongholds, and profaned kingdom and rulers.

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In burning anger He cut off every horn of Yisra'el and drew back His right hand before the enemy.

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He bent His bow like an adversary and poured out wrath like fire in the tent of the daughter of Tziyon.

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He became like an enemy, swallowing palaces and strongholds and multiplying mourning in Yehudah.

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He removed His sukkah, destroyed the appointed place, and caused feast and Shabbat to be forgotten in Tziyon.

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He rejected altar and Sanctuary and delivered the walls of her palaces into enemy hands.

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He determined to destroy the wall of Tziyon and caused rampart and wall to mourn together.

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Her gates sank into the earth; her king and rulers are among the nations, Torah is absent, and prophets find no vision.

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The elders of Tziyon sit on the ground in silence with dust on their heads and sackcloth around them.

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The prophet's eyes are spent with tears because infants faint in the streets.

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12

Children ask their mothers for grain and wine while their being is poured out on their mothers' bosom.

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13

The breach of Yerushalayim is great like the sea; who can heal her?

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14

Her prophets saw empty visions and failed to uncover her crookedness so that captivity might turn.

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15

Those passing by clap, hiss, and shake their heads at the city once called perfection of beauty.

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16

Her enemies open their mouths and say that the day they waited for has arrived.

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17

Yahuah fulfilled His ancient Word, tearing down and exalting the horn of her adversaries.

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The wall of Tziyon is called to let tears flow day and night without rest.

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The people are told to cry in the night and pour out their heart before Yahuah for their little ones.

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20

They ask whether women should eat the children they carried and whether kohen and prophet should be slain in the Sanctuary.

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21

Young and old lie in the streets; maidens and young men have fallen by the sword.

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22

Terrors were called from every side, and none escaped in the day of Yahuah's anger.

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