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Lamentations 2:7
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5 aThe Lord was like an enemy.
He has swallowed up Israel,
He has swallowed up all her palaces;
bHe has destroyed her strongholds,
And has increased mourning and lamentation
In the daughter of Judah. 
6 He has done violence ato His tabernacle,
bAs if it were a garden;
He has destroyed His place of assembly;
The Lord has caused
The appointed feasts and Sabbaths to be forgotten in Zion.
In His burning indignation He has cspurned the king and the priest. 
7 The Lord has spurned His altar,
He has1 aabandoned His sanctuary;
He has given up the walls of her palaces
Into the hand of the enemy.
bThey have made a noise in the house of the Lord
As on the day of a set feast. 
8 The Lord has1 purposed to destroy
The awall of the daughter of Zion.
bHe has stretched out a line;
He has not withdrawn His hand from destroying;
Therefore He has caused the rampart and wall to lament;
They languished together. 
9 Her gates have sunk into the ground;
He has destroyed and abroken her bars.
bHer king and her princes are among the1 nations;
cThe Law is no more,
And her dprophets find no vision from the Lord. 
10 The elders of the daughter of Zion
aSit on the ground and keep silence;
They bthrow dust on their heads
And cgird themselves with sackcloth.
The virgins of Jerusalem
Bow their heads to the ground. 


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Interlinear Bible for Lamentations 2:7:


The Lord
'Adonay (#136)
hath cast off
zanach (#2186)
his altar,
mizbeach (#4196)
he hath abhorred
na'ar (#5010)
his sanctuary,
miqdash (#4720)
he hath given up
cagar (#5462)
into the hand
yad (#3027)
of the enemy
'oyeb (#341)
the walls
chowmah (#2346)
of her palaces;
'armown (#759)
they have made
nathan (#5414)
a noise
qowl (#6963)
in the house
bayith (#1004)
of the LORD,
Yhovah (#3068)
as in the day
yowm (#3117)
of a solemn feast.
mow`ed (#4150)



 
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