Lamentations - original personal notes in 43yr old Bible of Ken Murray

8/3/2019 Lamentations - original personal notes in 43yr old Bible of Ken Murray

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JEREMIAH S2 The miserable estate if Jerusalem23And there were "ninety and a xKi po.six pomegranates on rs\de;and all the pomegranates uPenthe network were an hundred r Heb.round about. souls24 ~ And the captain of theguard tookS -"ah bthe


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LAMENTATIONS I Jerusalem complaineth. of hergr'iifshe findeth norest: all her per-secutors overtook her betweenthe straits.4The ways ofZion domourn,because none come to atPle sol-_emnftaSts: all her gates a redesola e: her priests sigh, hervirgins are afflicted, and she isin bitterness.5 Her adversar ies are bthe b De 28chief, her enemies prosper; for '3,44the LORDtRathafflictedher =for c Jee.30-4the multitude of her transgres- c f l i z e k . :12,sions: her children are gone /1 '7. 20into captivity beforethe enemy.6 And from the daughter ofZion all her beauty is departed: e De 2 1 3 .her princes are become like 48harts that find no pasture, and /Job 40'7they are gone without strengthbefore the pursuer.7 Jerusalem remembered inthe days of her affliction andofher miseries allher "pleasant 3d~;>-able.things that she had in the daysofold,when her people fell into g- jer. 8 ,6thehand oftheenemy, and nonedid help her: the adversariessaw her, and did mock at herfOfj!~lem hath'~~vo~~ , i v & l 5 ! P , i therefore she 5is re-moved: all that honoured herdespise her, because ithey haveseen her nakedness: yea, shesigheth, and turneth backward.9Her filthiness is inher skirts;she j remembereth not her lastend; therefore she came downwonderfully: she had no com-forter. 0 LORD,behold myaffliction: for the enemy hathmagnified himself,

~ 10The adversary hath spreadout his hand uponall her 7plea-sant things: for she hath seenthat =tne heathen entered intoher s.!lEctU1!Y,hom thou didstcommarid that "they shouldnot enter into thy congrega-tion.IIAnherpeoplesigh, theyseekbread; they have given theirpleasant things for meat "torelieve the soul: see,0 LORD, 0

and consider; for I ambecomevile.12,- r lIs it nothing to you, allye that 2pass by? behold, andsee if there beany sorrow likeunto mysorrow, which is doneunto me, wherewith the LORDhath afflicted me in the day ofhis fierceanger.13 From above hath he sentfireinto my bones, and it pre-vaileth against them: dhe hathspread a net for my feet , hehath turned meback: he hathmade me desolate and faint allthe day.~4eTJ.;eyoke ofmy tran~P.'4-.s~ 1Sbound by hls and:they are /wreatned, and comeup upon my neck: he hathmade my strength to fall, theLord hath delivered me intotheir hands, from whom Iamnot able to rise up.IS The Lord hath troddenunder foot all gmy mighty menin the midst of me: he hathcalled an assembly against meto crush my young men: theLord hhath trodden "the virgin,the daughter of JUdah, as in awinepress.16 For these thngs Iweep;mine eye, mine eye runnethdown with water, because thecomforter that should 6 relievemy soul is far from me: my

children are desolate, becausethe enemy prevailed.17 Zion kspreadeth forth herhands, and there is none tocomfort her: the LORDhathcommanded concerning Jacob,that his adversaries should beround about him: Jerusalemis as la mens truous womanamong them.18 ,- r The L_C2,RDs righteons;for I hav~l'ebeIled agams1 hi~8commandment : near, I prayyou, all people, and behold mysorrow: my virgins and myyoung men 'are gone into cap.'4. tivity.19I called for vrny lovers, but

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Jeremiah Iamenictlc the misery if Jerusalem LAMENTATIONS 2they deceived me: nrp~iestsand mine elders gave up!theghost in the city, while j theysought their meat ato relieve a vee.r r,their souls. bJ~~~3~:;:~'20 Behold, 0LORD; for I amin distress:


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LAMENTATIONS 3 Jeremiah. lamenieth. the misery of Jerusalemt he children and the sucklings before the faceo f the Lord: l ift'swoon inthe streets ofthecity. ,Or,fai"t. up thy hands toward him for12They say to their mothers, aver.n the life of thy young children,Where is corn a nd wine? when that faint for hunger in t he topthey swooned as the wounded of e very street.inthe streets ofthe giX, w;hen 20 "I l Behold, 0 LORD,andtheir soul was poured out into consider to whom thou hasttheir mothers' bosom. b jer. '99 done this. bShall the women13What thing shall Iake to 2cgr~xo.eat their frqit, and children.2of~A~-/..cc,'"witness for thee? "what thing ~ : ~ o : 1 f . ~ 1 raQ>panlong) shall dthe priest c~M,j),shall I liken to thee, 0daughter hands, and the prophet be slain inthe ' ,.of Jerusalem? what shall I cc~~a;.4:~.5.sanctuary ofthe Lord? Co , , , , , I""JL~_.equal to thee,that Imay corn- d2Ch36. 21The young and theoldlie onfort thee, 0 virgin daughter of j~~..X the ground in the streets: myZion? for -thy breach is great e 2Sa. 520.virgins and myyoung men arelike thesea: who can heal thee? J~~~3.2:j.3.allen bythe sword; /thou hast14 Thy gllrop.l;l~j;~ave seen g-Jer..B slain them in the day ofthinevain and foolisn things for &236 . anger ; thou hast killed, andthee: and hthey have n~L~ It ls a 5 8t. not pitied.c2Y$Le(U!!~.}J.1i9uity,'to turn e jer, 303 22 Thou hast called as in aaway thy captivity ; but have solemn day my terrors roundseen for thee false J burdens and j jer, 23.33about, sothat inthe day ofthecauses of banishine~ LORD'Sanger none e scaped n orISAl l that pass 'by kclap their 3t~e!~j: remained: those that Ihavehands at thee; they hiss and k]ob2,.23.swaddled and brought up hathwag their head at the daughter mine enemy consumed.of Jerus


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LAMENTATIONS 4 Prayer f01 ' deliverance. Zion's pit iful estatedestruction of the daughter ofm people.49 Mine eye trickleth down,and ceaseth not, without anyintermission,50 Till the LORDlook down, b Jee. '9 rr,and behold from heaven. 2 Co. 4 7 5I Mine eye affecteth 1mine ,Heb.heart 'because ofall the daughters ofmy dty.52 Mine enemies chased mesore, cl ike a bird, =wlthoutcause.:J8~...vH~ EACi"-e./\L>.,lU 53 The~ave cut_p.iI.JJ.ly_liiei'''n~ fJ.-\A_f 1;.)


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EZEKIEL I Ezeki el 's prophccu at Chebar. His v is ion17For this our heart is faint; ~t:~b:3'" 20aWherefore dostthouforgetfor these things o~ eyes are ferl,ngh us forever, and forsake us 'sodim. k~\ : { , ' ~ : ~ ~ : 3 'ong time?18Because of th~ountai6\of 7 '9. 21bTurn thou us unto thee,0Zion, which is desolate, the /~~:~:./8.LORD,and we shall be turned;foxes walk upon it. 2&0~~2F~~" renew our days as ofold.(ZJi:K,I =L. ~7~ : W(tttJ.." " , . - .: , , " , .\ - 0 \ , ~ ( .I .S b~ ~ ~: 1:>~_"j ~ k:L '.~ ) ....1 .! L. L_. . ~ \ ;' .". r- . ,~ ,t . 3 4 " " L - { - s tC{ Q - ~ t J e . . , 4-'?s~- 0",1 :r",.",C\O.",~...~-; COl"w"" '"~THEBO~'K OF T,HE."I\ROPHET,;y~, rry4."'-~.~..?.r-: ",w--V. "s. ~ ,~ ~ ,.v< c;," ' '\ r '" ' '>~ 10' S f J ' ,Z E 'K I E , I;:~;~r~~:'~\~.iJ,,,-'j)4::I~,\i'\b~:iS'-: :?C: : , \: . . ,c. (1L c"., 'O'" 3"," ,Io~ ~o \';:'fiJ ,. .@C c.\e cJ\ CA4f~~ h " , " IM . 12.7 ~ 1 " 1 9 ';j-f4 {;~~1::i;m.r,,",~~,es~ < ~~JiS \\lr\.~'(four'sides; and they four had", ' . t ; . i : A 'W "etheir faces and their wings. +,:.::;--9 Their wings were joined oneto another; bthey turned notwhen they went; they wenteveryone straight forward.

10Asfor the likeness of theirfaces,they four had the faceofa man, and the faceof a lion,onthe right side: and they fourhad the faceofan oxon the leftside; they four also hadthe faceofan eagle.II Thus were their faces: andtheir wings were "stretched up-ward; two wings of everyonewere joined oneto another, and

j two covered their bodies.12 And they went everyonestraight forwru:d: = whlther thespjdJwas to go,they went; and~turned not whentheywent., 13 As for the likeness of tneliving creatures, their appear-ance was like burning lcoals offire, and likethe appearance ofnlamps: itwent tip and downamongthe livingcreatures; andthe firewas bright, and out ofthe fire went forth Ught1liJ1g!, .,14 And the living creaturesran andreturned as theappear-ance of =a flash of lightning.15 "1 / Pl'Iow as Ibeheld theliving creatures, behold one-.yheel URollti1eeali;h by the

1'",' . ' . N 0 W i tcame to pass in the~Cf\r. : ' : 1 ' " : " ' { f~1R\'(';l$ (t):1ir~iejJ1_~~inthe fourth~ v.-~4 - " ~ ~h,.'" .montn ,m the fifth day of the~ ." ,, ~ d ;; ' ~ ~~ ~.~ ", \t- o.~.3"")month,as Iwas among the -cap- r Hebt ives by the r iver of Che-bar, t " ! e ~ v ; 7 , ~ 7 'that reh . 3 . 22the LORDwas there uponhim. ~~~:~4 'lI And I looked, and, behold, 3d?:z!dedha whirlwind came iout ofthe aooucnorth, agf'eat cloud,and afire 71e~~;; :4infolding itself, and a bright- jIsa.6.2.ness was about it,and outofthe 4"~; '1~;"g 'midst thereof as th~ colour of ~'~~{:0amber, out of the midst of thefire,5 Also outof themidstthereofcame thelikeness or=tour living.c~r_es. And thi s was theirappearance; they had the like-ness ofa man.6 . A _ il l I everyone had fourface::>,andevery one had fo~__g,7 Andtheir feet were 5 s~aightfeet; and the sole of their feetwas like thesoleof a calfs foot:and they spark led qlike theCOlOIll of burnished brass.

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Ezekiet vision offour wheels,and oj God'sglory EZEKIEL 2l iving creatures, wi t' hi~\,four of an host : when they stood,faces. they let down their wings.I6 The appearance of the 25And there was avoicefromwheels andtheir work was like the firmament that was overt intothe colour o f ab eryl : and thei r heads, when they stood,they four hadonelikeness: and and had let down their wings.their appearance andtheir work 26 "1 / And above the firmament

1;~!!iU:,CC~ was aas i~were a wheel inthe a ch >0>0 that was over their heads wasmiddleof a wheel. bch, ror, bthelikeness ofa throne, basthe'17 Whe? they w:ent,theywent CEX24 '0 appearance ofvasapphire stonceupon their four sides: and they and upon the likeness of theturned not WIi 'ei1ney went. throne was the _likenessas the18As for their r ings, theywere appearance of a man aboveso high t hat theywere d readful; upon it.and their'ring~werefull()feyes ' s g . ~ ' k e s . 27 And I saw as the colour ofround a bouTIhem ( our. amber, as t he appearance o f fire19 And when theliving crea- deh. 8.2 roundabout within it,dfromthetures went, t he wheel swent by appearance of his loins eventhem: and when the living upward, and from the appear-creatures were lifted up from ance of his loins even down-t he e arth, thewheelswere l ifted ward, Isaw as it were theup. appearance of fire, and it had20 -Whithersoever the.pjdt ' e 1 , e r ; 0 " ; 7 brightness round about.was to go, they went, t1ilther fR~v.4:i 28 JAs the appearance of thewas their spirit to go; and the g & G ~ : ; :3. bow vthat is inthe cloud inthewheels were lifted up over day of rain, so was the appear-against them: for the spirit 2of 2 Or, of lift, ance of the brightness roundthe living creature was in the about. This was the appearancewheels. ~e~::: .3 ofthe likeness ofhtheglory of21 When those went, these ijos. 5.'4 the LORD.iAnd when I saw it,went; and when those stood, [j '~J:.3;7. Ifell upon my face,and I heardthese stood; and when those ii~~;~\7'a voice ofonethat spake.were lifted up from the earth,the wheels were lifted up overagainst them: forthe spirit 2of j Da n 8 ' 7the living creature was in thewheels.22 And the likeness of kthe k ver. 25,26.firmament upon the heads of lC~~.l:;:~.the living creature was as thecolour of the terrible =crystal, m Rev. 46.stretched forth over their headsabove.23 And under the firmamentwere their wings straight, the 3 n ~ Z ~ ; , s .onetoward the other: everyonehad two, which covered onthisside, and everyone had two,whichcovered onthat side,theirbodies.24 And when they went, Iheard the noise oftheir wings,plike the noise of~t warers,a:0the voice ofrthe Almighty,thevoiceofspeech,as thenoise

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AN D he said unto me.r Son of..tl. man, stand upon thy feet,and I will speak unto thee.2 IAnd the spirit entered intome when he spake unto me,and set meupon myfeet, thatI heard him that spake untome.3And hesaidunto me, Son ofman,I sendt~~ t2 the childrenofIsrael)to a rebellious 3nationThat hath rebelled against me:they and the ir fa ther s havetransgressed against me, evenunto this very day.4 For =they are 4impudent chilodren and stiffhearted. Idosendthee unto them; and thou shaltsay unto them, Thus saith theLord GOD.5 Andthey, whether they will

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