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Rahlfs Septuagint

Ezekiel 17

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And you shall say: Thus says the Lord: The great eagle, the one with great wings, the long one in extent, full of talons, which has the command to enter into Lebanon and took the choice parts of the cedar
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And it sprouted and became a weak vine and small in size, so as for its shoots to appear upon it, and its roots were beneath it; and it became a vine and made shoots and stretched out its branches.
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And there was another great eagle, with great wings and many claws, and behold, this vine was entwined toward him, and its roots were toward him, and it sent out its branches to him to water it, together with the furrow of its planting.
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Therefore say, Thus says the Lord: if it should prosper, will not its tender roots and its fruit rot and all its first springing things dry up? And it will not be by a great arm nor by a numerous people to pull it up from its roots.
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Son of man, say now to the provoking house: Do you not know what these things are? Say, when the king of Babylon comes against Jerusalem, then he will take its king and its rulers and will lead them to himself in Babylon.
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and he will revolt from him by sending his messengers to Egypt, to give him horses and much people. Will he prosper? Will he be saved who does contrary and transgresses a covenant? Will he be saved?
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On the lofty mountain of Israel I will plant it, and it will bring forth a shoot and bear fruit and will become a great cedar; and every beast will rest beneath it and every bird will rest under its shade; its branches will be restored
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And all the trees of the field shall know that I am the Lord who brings low the high tree and exalts the low tree and dries up the green tree and makes the dry tree flourish; I, the Lord, have spoken and will do it.
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