Ezekiel 19:1–9
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Lament for the Leaders of Israel
19“And you, raise a lament abouta the leaders of Israel, 2and you must say,
‘What a lioness was your mother
among the lions.
She lay down in the midst of young lions,
and she reared her lion cubs.
3And she raised up one from her cubs;
he became a fierce lion,
and he learned to tear prey;
4And nations heard about him;
in their pit he was caught,
and they brought him with hooks
to the land of Egypt.
5And she sawd that she was waiting in vain;
her hope was destroyed,
and she took one from her cubs,
and she made him a fierce lion.
6And he walked about in the midst of lions;
he became a fierce lion,
and he learned to tear prey;
7And he knew their widows,g
and he devastated their cities,
and the land was appalled, and everyone in ith
at the sound of his roar.
8And nations set out against him
from the surrounding provinces,i
and they spread their net over him,
and he was caught in their pit.
9And they put him in a collar with hooks,
and they brought him to the king of Babylon;
they brought him intoj a prison,
so that his voice would not be heard any longerk
on the mountains of Israel.
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