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Ezekiel 19

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CHAPTER 19

A Lament for the Princes of Israel

1“As for you, take up a alamentation for the bprinces of Israel

2and say,

‘1What was your mother?

A lioness among lions!

She lay down among young lions;

She reared her cubs.

3‘So she brought up one of her cubs;

He became a lion,

And he learned to tear his prey;

He devoured men.

4‘Then nations heard about him;

He was captured in their pit,

And they abrought him with hooks

To the land of Egypt.

5‘Then she saw, as she waited,

That her hope was lost,

So she took 1another of her cubs

And made him a young lion.

6‘And he awalked about among the lions;

He became a young lion;

He learned to tear his prey;

He devoured men.

7‘He 1knew how to destroy their 2fortified towers

And laid waste their cities;

And the land was in desolation, as well as its fullness

Because of the sound of his roaring.

8‘Then anations put themselves against him

All around from their provinces,

And they spread their net over him;

He was captured in their pit.

9‘aThey put him in a cage with hooks

And bbrought him to the king of Babylon;

They brought him in hunting nets

So that his voice would be heard no more

On the mountains of Israel.

10‘Your mother was alike a vine in your 1vineyard,

Planted by the waters;

It was fruitful and full of branches

Because of abundant waters.

11‘And it had 1astrong thick branches fit for scepters of rulers,

And its bheight was exalted above the clouds

So that it was seen in its exaltedness with the mass of its foliage.

12‘But it was auprooted in wrath;

It was bcast down to the ground;

And the ceast wind dried up its fruit.

Its 1dstrong thick branch 2was torn off

So that 3it dried up;

The fire consumed it.

13‘So now it is planted in the awilderness,

In a dry and thirsty land.

14‘And afire has gone out from its thick branch;

It has consumed its shoots and fruit,

So that there is not in it a 1strong thick branch,

A scepter to rule.’”

This is a lamentation and has become a lamentation.

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Footnotes

  1. 1Or Why did your mother, a lioness, lie down among lions; among young lions rear her cubs?
  2. 1Lit one
  3. 1Targum destroy
  4. 2Or widows
  5. 1As in some ancient mss; M.T. blood
  6. 1Lit rods of strength
  7. 1Lit rods of her strength
  8. 2As in Gr; M.T. they were
  9. 3As in Gr; M.T. they
  10. 1Lit rod of strength

Cross references

  1. aEzek 2:10; 19:14
  2. b2 Kin 23:29, 30, 34; 24:6, 12; 25:5–7
  3. a2 Kin 23:34; 2 Chr 36:4, 6
  4. a2 Kin 24:9; 2 Chr 36:9
  5. a2 Kin 24:11
  6. a2 Chr 36:6
  7. b2 Kin 24:15
  8. aPs 80:8–11
  9. aPs 80:15
  10. bEzek 31:3
  11. aJer 31:28
  12. bLam 2:1; Ezek 28:17
  13. cEzek 17:10; Hos 13:15
  14. dIs 27:11; Ezek 19:11
  15. a2 Kin 24:12–16; Ezek 19:10; 20:35; Hos 2:3
  16. aEzek 15:4; 20:47, 48