Ezekiel 36:2–5
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2thus says the Lord Yahweh: “Because the enemy said concerning you, ‘Ah, andb the ancient high places will be to us as a possession!’ ” ’ 3Therefore prophesy, and you must say, ‘Thus says the Lord Yahweh: “Because indeedc when you were desolate,d then they crushed you from all around, so that you became a possession to the remaindere of the nations, and you became a byword and object of slander for the people.”f 4Therefore, mountains of Israel, hear the word of the Lord Yahweh; thus says the Lord Yahweh to the mountains and to the hills, to the river channels and to the valleys and to the ruins that are desolate and to the cities that are abandoned and that have become as plunder and as scorn for the remainderg of the nations that are from all around. 5Therefore thus says the Lord Yahweh: “Certainlyh in the fire of my passion I spoke against the rest of the nations and against alli Edom, who made my land as a possession, because ofj its pastureland for plunder, for themselves in all of the joy of their whole heart and in their inner disdain.”k
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