Jeremiah 3
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Jeremiah 3:1-5

1They sayH559, If a manH376 shall put awayH7971 his wifeH802, and she shall goH1980 from him, and become anotherH312 man’sH376, shall he return to her againH7725? shall not that landH776 be greatlyH2610 pollutedH2610? but thou hast played the harlotH2181 with manyH7227 loversH7453; yet return againH7725 to me, saithH5002 the LORDH3068.1 2Lift upH5375 thy eyesH5869 to the high placesH8205, and seeH7200 whereH375 thou hast not been lainH7693H7901 with. In the waysH1870 hast thou satH3427 for them, as the ArabianH6163 in the wildernessH4057; and thou hast pollutedH2610 the landH776 with thy harlotryH2184 and with thy wickednessH7451. 3Therefore the showersH7241 have been withheldH4513, and there hath been no latter rainH4456; and thou hadst an harlot’sH2181H802 foreheadH4696, thou didst refuseH3985 to be ashamedH3637. 4Wilt thou not from this time cryH7121 to me, My fatherH1, thou art the guideH441 of my youthH5271? 5Will he retainH5201 his anger for everH5769? will he keepH8104 it to the endH5331? Behold, thou hast spokenH1696 and doneH6213 evil thingsH7451 as thou couldestH3201.

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  1. 1. Jeremiah 3:1 They say: Heb. Saying ↩

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Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain