Jeremiah 4:8; Jeremiah 4:26; Jeremiah 25:37–38; Jeremiah 30:24; Jeremiah 49:37; Jeremiah 51:45; Lamentations 1:12; Lamentations 4:11

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Jeremiah 4:8

For this oput on sackcloth,

lament and wail,

for pthe fierce anger of the Lord

has not turned back from us.


Jeremiah 4:26

26  I looked, and behold, the mfruitful land was a desert,

and all its cities were laid in ruins

before the Lord, before nhis fierce anger.


Jeremiah 25:37–38

37  pand the peaceful folds are devastated

qbecause of the fierce anger of the Lord.

38  Like a lion rhe has left his lair,

for their land has become a waste

because of sthe sword of the oppressor,

qand because of his fierce anger.


Jeremiah 30:24

24  xThe fierce anger of the Lord will not turn back

until he has executed and accomplished

the intentions of his mind.

yIn the latter days you will understand this.


Jeremiah 49:37

37 I will yterrify vElam before their enemies and before those who seek their life. I will bring disaster upon them, zmy fierce anger, declares the Lord. aI will send the sword after them, until I have consumed them,


Jeremiah 51:45

45  Go out of the midst of her, umy people!

Let every one save his life

from vthe fierce anger of the Lord!


Lamentations 1:12

12  Is it nothing to you, all jyou who pass by?

kLook and see

if there is any sorrow like my sorrow,

which was brought upon me,

which lthe Lord inflicted

on mthe day of his fierce anger.


Lamentations 4:11

11  eThe Lord gave full vent to his wrath;

he poured out his hot anger,

and fhe kindled a fire in Zion

that consumed its foundations.