Jeremiah 25:32–38
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32Thus says Yahweh of hosts,
“Look, disaster is going out from nation to nation,
and a great tempest is stirred up from the farthest parts of the earth.
33And the slain ones of Yahweh will be on that day
from one end of the earth to the other end of the earth,
and they will not be mourned,
and they will not be gathered,
and they will not be buried.
They will become like dung on the surfacee of the ground.
34Wail, you shepherds, and cry out.
And roll about in mourning in the dust, O leadersf of the flock.
For your days of slaughter and your dispersions have arrived,
and you will fall like a vessel of desire.
35And flight will perish from the shepherds,
and escape from the leadersg of the flock.
36A sound, the cry of distress of the shepherds
and the wailing of the leadersh of the flock,
for Yahweh is despoiling their pasture.
37And the peaceful settlementsi are devastated
because of the burning anger of Yahweh.j
38He has left his den like a lion,
for their land has become a horror,
because of the anger of the oppressors,
and because of his burning anger.”k
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