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• 19:1But you, take up a lamentation for the princes of Israel, Compare
• 19:2And say, What was your mother? / A lioness among lions. / She lay in the midst of young lions; / She brought up her whelps. Compare
• 19:3When she raised up one of her whelps, / He became a young lion; / And he learned to take prey; / He devoured men. Compare
• 19:4Then the nations heard of him; / He was captured in their pit, / And they brought him with hooks / To the land of Egypt. Compare
• 19:5When she saw that she had waited, / That her hope was lost, / She took another one of her whelps; / She made him a young lion. Compare
• 19:6And he went about among the lions; / He became a young lion. / And he learned to take prey; / He devoured men. Compare
• 19:7And he destroyed their citadels / And laid waste their cities; / And the land and its fullness were horrified / At the sound of his roaring. Compare
• 19:8Then the nations set against him / All around from the provinces / And spread their net over him; / He was captured in their pit. Compare
• 19:9And they put him in a cage with hooks / And brought him to the king of Babylon - / They brought him into strongholds - / That his voice would no longer be heard / Upon the mountains of Israel. Compare
• 19:10Your mother was like a vine in your vineyard, / Transplanted beside the waters; / It was fruitful and full of branches / Because of abundant waters. Compare
• 19:11And it had strong branches / For scepters of those who rule; / And its height was exalted among the leafy boughs, / And it was visible in its height because of the multitude of its branches. Compare
• 19:12But it was plucked up in wrath; / It was cast down to the ground; / And the east wind dried up its fruit; / Its strong branch was broken off and it withered; / The fire consumed it. Compare
• 19:13And now it is transplanted in the wilderness, / In a dry and thirsty land. Compare
• 19:14And fire has gone forth from its branch; / It has consumed its offshoots and its fruit, / So that there is no strong branch in it, / A scepter to rule. This is a lamentation and it has become a lamentation. Compare

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