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Lamentations 1:2 - King James Bible with Strong Numbers

2 H1058She weepeth[H8799] H1058sore[H8800] H3915in the nightH1832, and her tearsH3895are on her cheeksH157: among all her lovers[H8802] H5162she hath none to comfort[H8764] H7453her : all her friendsH898have dealt treacherously[H8804] H341with her, they are become her enemies[H8802] .

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King James Version (Oxford) 1769

2 She weepeth sore in the night, And her tears are on her cheeks: Among all her lovers She hath none to comfort her: All her friends have dealt treacherously with her, They are become her enemies.

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Amplified Bible - Classic Edition

2 She weeps bitterly in the night, and her tears are [constantly] on her cheeks. Among all her lovers (allies) she has no one to comfort her. All her friends have dealt treacherously with her; they have become her enemies. [Jer. 3:1; 4:30.]

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American Standard Version (1901)

2 She weepeth sore in the night, and her tears are on her cheeks; Among all her lovers she hath none to comfort her: All her friends have dealt treacherously with her; they are become her enemies.

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Common English Bible

2 She weeps bitterly in the night, her tears on her cheek. None of her lovers comfort her. All her friends lied to her; they have become her enemies.

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Catholic Public Domain Version

2 BETH. Weeping, she has wept through the night, and her tears are on her cheeks. There is no one to be a comfort to her and to all her beloved. All her friends have spurned her, and they have become her enemies.

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Douay-Rheims version of The Bible - 1752 version

2 Beth. Weeping she hath wept in the night, and her tears are on her cheeks. There is none to comfort her among all them that were dear to her: all her friends have despised her and are become her enemies.

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Lamentations 1:2
30 Tagairtí Cros  

H251My brethrenH898have dealt deceitfully[H8804] H5158as a brookH650, and as the streamH5158of brooksH5674they pass away[H8799] ;


H5157So am I made to possess[H8717] H3391monthsH7723of vanityH5999, and wearisomeH3915nightsH4487are appointed[H8765]  to me.


H2781I was a reproachH6887among all mine enemies[H8802] H3966, but especiallyH7934among my neighboursH6343, and a fearH3045to mine acquaintance[H8794] H7200: they that did see[H8802] H2351me withoutH5074fled[H8804]  from me.


H3021I am weary[H8804] H585with my groaningH3915; all the nightH4296make I my bedH7811to swim[H8686] H4529; I water[H8686] H6210my couchH1832with my tears.


H5414They gave[H8799] H7219me also gallH1267for my meatH6772; and in my thirstH2558they gave me vinegarH8248to drink[H8686] .


H251All the brethrenH7326of the poor[H8802] H8130do hate[H8804] H4828him: how much more do his friendsH7368go far[H8804] H7291from him? he pursueth[H8764] H561them with words, yet they are wanting to him .


H8085But if ye will not hear[H8799] H5315it, my soulH1058shall weep[H8799] H4565in secret placesH6440forH1466your prideH5869; and mine eyeH1830shall weep[H8799] H1830sore[H8800] H3381, and run down[H8799] H1832with tearsH3068, because the LORD'SH5739flockH7617is carried away captive[H8738] .


H4513Withhold[H8798] H7272thy footH3182from being unshodH1627, and thy throatH6773from thirstH559: but thou saidst[H8799] H2976, There is no hope[H8737] H157: no; for I have loved[H8804] H2114strangers[H8801] H310, and afterH3212them will I go[H8799] .


H559They say[H8800] H376, If a manH7971put away[H8762] H802his wifeH1980, and she go[H8804] H312from him, and become anotherH376man'sH7725, shall he return unto her again[H8799] H776? shall not that landH2610be greatly[H8800] H2610polluted[H8799] H2181? but thou hast played the harlot[H8804] H7227with manyH7453loversH7725; yet return again[H8800] H5002to me, saith[H8803] H3068the LORD.


H157All thy lovers[H8764] H7911have forgotten[H8804] H1875thee; they seek[H8799] H5221thee not; for I have wounded[H8689] H4347thee with the woundH341of an enemy[H8802] H4148, with the chastisementH394of a cruel oneH7230, for the multitudeH5771of thine iniquityH2403; because thy sinsH6105were increased[H8804] .


H7703And when thou art spoiled[H8803] H6213, what wilt thou do[H8799] H3847? Though thou clothest[H8799] H8144thyself with crimsonH5710, though thou deckest[H8799] H5716thee with ornamentsH2091of goldH7167, though thou rentest[H8799] H5869thy faceH6320with paintingH7723, in vainH3302shalt thou make thyself fair[H8691] H5689; thy lovers[H8802] H3988will despise[H8804] H1245thee, they will seek[H8762] H5315thy life.


H5414Oh that[H8799] H7218my headH4325were watersH5869, and mine eyesH4726a fountainH1832of tearsH1058, that I might weep[H8799] H3119dayH3915and nightH2491for the slainH1323of the daughterH5971of my people!


H7121I called[H8804] H157for my lovers[H8764] H7411, but they deceived[H8765] H3548me: my priestsH2205and mine eldersH1478gave up the ghost[H8804] H5892in the cityH1245, while they sought[H8765] H400their meatH7725to relieve[H8686] H5315their souls.


H8085They have heard[H8804] H584that I sigh[H8737] H5162: there is none to comfort[H8764] H341me: all mine enemies[H8802] H8085have heard[H8804] H7451of my troubleH7797; they are glad[H8804] H6213that thou hast done[H8804] H935it : thou wilt bring[H8689] H3117the dayH7121that thou hast called[H8804] H3644, and they shall be like unto me.


H2932Her filthinessH7757is in her skirtsH2142; she remembereth[H8804] H319not her last endH3381; therefore she came down[H8799] H6382wonderfullyH5162: she had no comforter[H8764] H3068. O LORDH7200, behold[H8798] H6040my afflictionH341: for the enemy[H8802] H1431hath magnified[H8689]  himself .


H5869Mine eyesH3615do fail[H8804] H1832with tearsH4578, my bowelsH2560are troubled[H8777] H3516, my liverH8210is poured[H8738] H776upon the earthH7667, for the destructionH1323of the daughterH5971of my peopleH5768; because the childrenH3243and the sucklings[H8802] H5848swoon[H8736] H7339in the streetsH7151of the city.


H6908Behold, therefore I will gather[H8764] H157all thy lovers[H8764] H6149, with whom thou hast taken pleasure[H8804] H157, and all them that thou hast loved[H8804] H8130, with all them that thou hast hated[H8804] H6908; I will even gather[H8765] H5439them round aboutH1540against thee, and will discover[H8765] H6172thy nakednessH7200unto them, that they may see[H8804] H6172all thy nakedness.


H7291And she shall follow[H8765] H157after her lovers[H8764] H5381, but she shall not overtake[H8686] H1245them; and she shall seek[H8765] H4672them, but shall not find[H8799] H559them : then shall she say[H8804] H3212, I will go[H8799] H7725and return[H8799] H7223to my firstH376husbandH2896; for then was it betterH6258with me than now.


H539Trust[H8686] H7453ye not in a friendH982, put ye not confidence[H8799] H441in a guideH8104: keep[H8798] H6607the doorsH6310of thy mouthH7901from her that lieth[H8802] H2436in thy bosom.


G2532AndG1176the tenG2768hornsG3739whichG1492thou sawest[G5627] G1909uponG2342the beastG3778, theseG3404shall hate[G5692] G4204the whoreG2532, andG4160shall make[G5692] G846herG2049desolate[G5772] G2532andG1131nakedG2532, andG5315shall eat[G5688] G846herG4561fleshG2532, andG2618burn[G5692] G846herG1722withG4442fire.


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