Jeremiah 10:19

Contemporary English Version 1995

The people answered, “We are wounded and doomed to die. Why did we say we could stand the pain?

Cross References

Micah 7:9

I have sinned against the Lord. And so I must endure his anger, until he comes to my defense. But I know that I will see him making things right for me and leading me to the light.

Jeremiah 14:17

Jeremiah, go and tell the people how you feel about all this. So I told them: “Tears will flood my eyes both day and night, because my nation suffers from a deadly wound.

Jeremiah 4:31

I heard groaning and crying. Was it a woman giving birth to her first child? No, it was Jerusalem, gasping for breath and begging for help. “I'm dying!” she said. “They have murdered me.”

Psalm 39:9

You treated me like this, and I kept silent, not saying a word.

Lamentations 3:48

My people are destroyed! Tears flood my eyes,

Lamentations 1:2

Each night, bitter tears flood her cheeks. None of her former lovers are there to offer comfort; her friends have betrayed her and are now her enemies.

Jeremiah 17:13

You are a spring of water giving Israel life and hope. But if the people reject what you have told me, they will be swept away like words written in dust.

Jeremiah 9:1

I wish that my eyes were fountains of tears, so I could cry day and night for my people who were killed.

Jeremiah 8:21

My people are crushed, and so is my heart. I am horrified and mourn.

Jeremiah 4:19

I can't stand the pain! My heart pounds, as I twist and turn in agony. I hear the signal trumpet and the battle cry of the enemy, and I cannot be silent.

Isaiah 8:17

Meanwhile, I patiently trust the Lord, even though he is no longer pleased with Israel.

Psalm 77:10

Then I said, “God Most High, what hurts me most is that you no longer help us with your mighty arm.”

Jeremiah 14:7

We rejected you and did evil, so we deserve to be punished. But if you rescue us, Lord, everyone will see how great you are.