Jeremias — Chapter 89
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Verse 17
the fword, aad by famine , and by peltilence : none of them thal remaine , nor efcape from the face of the euil , that I wal bring vpon them, 18. Becaufe thus faith the Lord of hofts , ‘the God of frael: As my furic-is powred out, and mine indignation vpon the in- vpon you , when you fhal be entred into 2: gyp: 4 and you fhal ; be into (c) anothe , and into aftoniihment , aud into a curfe ,and : into reproch : and you thal no more fee this place, 19. Theword of our - :(¢)Anothe of execration, As you thal know that [ haue adiuted you this day, zo. becaufe you haue deceiucd your foules : for you fent me to the Lord-our God . faying i Pray fi forysto the Lord our Gad, & according toalthines winarttoeuce er i ; - . -. - (d'Tt was 2 haue told youthis day, and(d) you haue not heard the voice of the double faule,im Lord your God concerning aj thiags,for which he hath fent metoyou, thar neither