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WORD Research this...Lamentações 5
- 1 Lembra-te, SENHOR, do que tem nos acontecido; presta atenção e olha nossa humilhação.
- 2 Nossa herança passou a ser de estrangeiros, nossas casas de forasteiros.
- 3 Órfãos somos sem pai, nossas mães são como viúvas.
- 4 Bebemos nossa água por dinheiro; nossa lenha temos que pagar.
- 5 Perseguição sofremos sobre nossos pescoços; estamos cansados, mas não temos descanso.
- 6 Nós nos rendemos aos egípcios e aos assírios para nos saciarmos de pão.
- 7 Nossos pais pecaram, e não existem mais; porém nós levamos seus castigos.
- 8 Servos passaram a nos dominar; ninguém há que nos livre de suas mãos.
- 9 Com risco de vida trazemos nosso pão, por causa da espada do deserto.
- 10 Nossa pele se tornou negra como um forno, por causa do ardor da fome.
- 11 Abusaram das mulheres em Sião, das virgens nas cidades de Judá.
- 12 Os príncipes foram enforcados por sua mãos; não respeitaram as faces dos velhos.
- 13 Levaram os rapazes para moer, e os moços caíram debaixo da lenha que carregavam .
- 14 Os anciãos deixaram de se sentarem junto as portas, os rapazes de suas canções.
- 15 Acabou a alegria de nosso coração; nossa dança se tornou em luto.
- 16 Caiu a coroa de nossa cabeça; ai agora de nós, porque pecamos.
- 17 Por isso nosso coração ficou fraco, por isso nossos olhos escureceram;
- 18 Por causa do monte de Sião, que está desolado; raposas andam nele.
- 19 Tu, SENHOR, permanecerás para sempre; e teu trono de geração após geração.
- 20 Por que te esquecerias de nós para sempre e nos abandonarias por tanto tempo?
- 21 Converte-nos, SENHOR, a ti, e seremos convertidos; renova o nossos dias como antes;
- 22 A não ser que tenhas nos rejeitado totalmente, e estejas enfurecido contra nós ao extremo.
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