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The Desolate City

The Lord is Angry

Israel’s Affliction

Zion Is Punished

A Request for Mercy


?:? Literally “head”

?:? Literally “all who cross a road”

?:? Or “pain like my pain”

?:? Literally “on the day of the blaze of his nose”

?:? Literally “my eye my eye is going down with water”

?:? NRSV translates “his neighbors”

?:? Literally “his mouth”

?:? Or “virgins”

?:? Or “their soul”

?:? Literally “there is distress for me”

?:? Literally “inner parts”

?:? Or “you have called”

?:? Literally “his nose”

?:? Or “her commanders”

?:? Literally “in a fierce nose”

?:? NRSV translates “all in whom we took pride”

?:? Or “her citadel fortresses”

?:? Literally “his booth”; or “his tabernacle”

?:? Literally “appointed time”

?:? Or “her citadel fortress”

?:? Hebrew torah

?:? Literally “finished with the weeping”

?:? Literally “my inward parts”

?:? Literally “my liver”

?:? Literally “horn”

?:? Or “my virgins”

?:? Literally “your nose”

?:? Literally “he has built against”

?:? Literally “the offspring of his arrow quiver”

?:? Or “the bitter substance”

?:? Literally “I have brought back to my heart”

?:? Yahweh

?:? Literally “him give”

?:? Literally “afflict from the heart”

?:? Literally “the sons of men”

?:? Literally “to turn aside the judgment of a man”

?:? Literally “Who is this that speaks”

?:? Literally “in the nose”

?:? Literally “from a passing prayer”

?:? Literally “they have put to silence my life in a pit”

?:? Literally “the legal disputes of my soul”

?:? Literally “in nose”

?:? Literally “nothing spreads to them”

?:? Literally “the fierce anger of his nose”

?:? Or “its”

?:? Literally “They will no longer be here as aliens”

?:? Literally “they did not lift up the faces of the priests”

?:? Literally “our days are filled”

?:? Literally “we drink our water by money”

?:? Literally “We take our food at our life”

?:? Or “virgins”

?:? Literally “foxes go on it”

?:? Literally “for long days”