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  • The Humiliation of Babylon

    Come down and sit in the dust,
    O virgin daughter of Babylon;
    sit on the ground without a throne,
    O daughter of the Chaldeans!
    For you shall no more be called
    tender and delicate.
  • Lament for Babylon

    “Come down and sit in the dust,
    O virgin daughter of Babylon;
    Sit on the ground without a throne,
    O daughter of the Chaldeans!
    For you shall no longer be called tender and delicate.
  • Take the millstones and grind flour,
    put off your veil,
    strip off your robe, uncover your legs,
    pass through the rivers.
  • “Take the millstones and grind meal.
    Remove your veil, strip off the skirt,
    Uncover the leg, cross the rivers.
  • Your nakedness shall be uncovered,
    and your disgrace shall be seen.
    I will take vengeance,
    and I will spare no one.
  • “Your nakedness will be uncovered,
    Your shame also will be exposed;
    I will take vengeance and will not spare a man.”
  • Our Redeemer — the Lord of hosts is his name —
    is the Holy One of Israel.
  • Our Redeemer, the LORD of hosts is His name,
    The Holy One of Israel.
  • Sit in silence, and go into darkness,
    O daughter of the Chaldeans;
    for you shall no more be called
    the mistress of kingdoms.
  • “Sit silently, and go into darkness,
    O daughter of the Chaldeans,
    For you will no longer be called
    The queen of kingdoms.
  • I was angry with my people;
    I profaned my heritage;
    I gave them into your hand;
    you showed them no mercy;
    on the aged you made your yoke exceedingly heavy.
  • “I was angry with My people,
    I profaned My heritage
    And gave them into your hand.
    You did not show mercy to them,
    On the aged you made your yoke very heavy.
  • You said, “I shall be mistress forever,”
    so that you did not lay these things to heart
    or remember their end.
  • “Yet you said, ‘I will be a queen forever.’
    These things you did not consider
    Nor remember the outcome of them.
  • Now therefore hear this, you lover of pleasures,
    who sit securely,
    who say in your heart,
    “I am, and there is no one besides me;
    I shall not sit as a widow
    or know the loss of children”:
  • “Now, then, hear this, you sensual one,
    Who dwells securely,
    Who says in your heart,
    ‘I am, and there is no one besides me.
    I will not sit as a widow,
    Nor know loss of children.’
  • These two things shall come to you
    in a moment, in one day;
    the loss of children and widowhood
    shall come upon you in full measure,
    in spite of your many sorceries
    and the great power of your enchantments.
  • “But these two things will come on you suddenly in one day:
    Loss of children and widowhood.
    They will come on you in full measure
    In spite of your many sorceries,
    In spite of the great power of your spells.
  • You felt secure in your wickedness;
    you said, “No one sees me”;
    your wisdom and your knowledge led you astray,
    and you said in your heart,
    “I am, and there is no one besides me.”
  • “You felt secure in your wickedness and said,
    ‘No one sees me,’
    Your wisdom and your knowledge, they have deluded you;
    For you have said in your heart,
    ‘I am, and there is no one besides me.’
  • But evil shall come upon you,
    which you will not know how to charm away;
    disaster shall fall upon you,
    for which you will not be able to atone;
    and ruin shall come upon you suddenly,
    of which you know nothing.
  • “But evil will come on you
    Which you will not know how to charm away;
    And disaster will fall on you
    For which you cannot atone;
    And destruction about which you do not know
    Will come on you suddenly.
  • Stand fast in your enchantments
    and your many sorceries,
    with which you have labored from your youth;
    perhaps you may be able to succeed;
    perhaps you may inspire terror.
  • “Stand fast now in your spells
    And in your many sorceries
    With which you have labored from your youth;
    Perhaps you will be able to profit,
    Perhaps you may cause trembling.
  • You are wearied with your many counsels;
    let them stand forth and save you,
    those who divide the heavens,
    who gaze at the stars,
    who at the new moons make known
    what shall come upon you.
  • “You are wearied with your many counsels;
    Let now the astrologers,
    Those who prophesy by the stars,
    Those who predict by the new moons,
    Stand up and save you from what will come upon you.
  • Behold, they are like stubble;
    the fire consumes them;
    they cannot deliver themselves
    from the power of the flame.
    No coal for warming oneself is this,
    no fire to sit before!
  • “Behold, they have become like stubble,
    Fire burns them;
    They cannot deliver themselves from the power of the flame;
    There will be no coal to warm by
    Nor a fire to sit before!
  • Such to you are those with whom you have labored,
    who have done business with you from your youth;
    they wander about, each in his own direction;
    there is no one to save you.
  • “So have those become to you with whom you have labored,
    Who have trafficked with you from your youth;
    Each has wandered in his own way;
    There is none to save you.

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