Nahum 2:7

Easy To Read Version

The enemy takes away the queen.\par And her slave girls moan sadly\par like doves.\par They beat their breasts\par \{to show their sadness\}.\par

Cross References

Isaiah 32:12

Put those clothes of sadness over your sorrow-filled breasts.

Isaiah 38:14

I cried like a dove.\par I cried like a bird.\par My eyes became tired,\par but I continued looking to the heavens.\par My Master, I am so depressed.\par Promise to help me.”\par

Isaiah 59:11

We are all \{very sad\},\par making sad sounds like doves and bears.\par We are waiting for a time\par when people are fair.\par But there is no fairness yet.\par We are waiting to be saved,\par but salvation is still far away.\par

Ezekiel 7:16

“But some of the people will escape. Those survivors will run to the mountains. But those people won’t be happy. They will be sad for all their sins. They will cry and make sad noises like doves.

Nahum 2:6

But the gates by the rivers are open,\par and the enemy comes flooding in\par and destroys the king’s house.\par

Nahum 3:13

\{Nineveh\}, your people are all like women—and the enemy soldiers are ready to take them. The gates of your land are open wide for your enemies to come in. Fire has destroyed the wooden bars across the gates.

Mark 14:66

At that time, Peter was still in the yard. A servant girl of the high priest {\cf2\super [222]} came to Peter.

Luke 23:27

Many, many people followed Jesus. Some of the women were sad and crying. They felt sorry for Jesus.

Luke 23:48

Many people had come out of the city to see this thing. When the people saw it, they felt very sorry and left.