Nahum 3 (kjv)

Woe^H1945 to the bloody^H1818 city^H5892! it is all full^H4392 of lies^H3585 and robbery^H6563; the prey^H2964 departeth^H4185 not;²The noise^H6963 of a whip^H7752, and the noise^H6963 of the rattling^H7494 of the wheels^H212, and of the pransing^H1725 horses^H5483, and of the jumping^H7540 chariots^H4818.³The horseman^H6571 lifteth up^H5927 both the bright^H3851 sword^H2719 and the glittering^H1300 spear^H2595: and there is a multitude^H7230 of slain^H2491, and a great^H3514 number of carcases^H6297; and there is none end^H7097 of their corpses^H1472; they stumble^{H3782 H3782} upon their corpses^H1472:⁴Because of the multitude^H7230 of the whoredoms^H2183 of the wellfavoured^{H2896 H2580} harlot^H2181, the mistress^H1172 of witchcrafts^H3785, that selleth^H4376 nations^H1471 through her whoredoms^H2183, and families^H4940 through her witchcrafts^H3785.⁵Behold, I am against thee, saith^H5002 the LORD^H3068 of hosts^H6635; and I will discover^H1540 thy skirts^H7757 upon thy face^H6440, and I will shew^H7200 the nations^H1471 thy nakedness^H4626, and the kingdoms^H4467 thy shame^H7036.⁶And I will cast^H7993 abominable filth^H8251 upon thee, and make thee vile^H5034, and will set^H7760 thee as a gazingstock^H7210.⁷And it shall come to pass, that all they that look^H7200 upon thee shall flee^H5074 from thee, and say^H559, Nineveh^H5210 is laid waste^H7703: who will bemoan^H5110 her? whence^H370 shall I seek^H1245 comforters^H5162 for thee?⁸Art thou better^H3190 than populous^{H527 H528} No^H4996, that was situate^H3427 among the rivers^H2975, that had the waters^H4325 round about^H5439 it, whose rampart^H2426 was the sea^H3220, and her wall^H2346 was from the sea^H3220?⁹Ethiopia^H3568 and Egypt^H4714 were her strength^H6109, and it was infinite^{H369 H7097}; Put^H6316 and Lubim^H3864 were thy helpers^H5833.¹⁰Yet was she carried away^H1473, she went^H1980 into captivity^H7628: her young children^H5768 also were dashed in pieces^H7376 at the top^H7218 of all the streets^H2351: and they cast^H3032 lots^H1486 for her honourable men^H3513, and all her great men^H1419 were bound^H7576 in chains^H2131.¹¹Thou also shalt be drunken^H7937: thou shalt be hid^H5956, thou also shalt seek^H1245 strength^H4581 because of the enemy^H341.¹²All thy strong holds^H4013 shall be like fig trees^H8384 with the firstripe figs^H1061: if they be shaken^H5128, they shall even fall^H5307 into the mouth^H6310 of the eater^H398.¹³Behold, thy people^H5971 in the midst^H7130 of thee are women^H802: the gates^H8179 of thy land^H776 shall be set wide^H6605 open^H6605 unto thine enemies^H341: the fire^H784 shall devour^H398 thy bars^H1280.¹⁴Draw^H7579 thee waters^H4325 for the siege^H4692, fortify^H2388 thy strong holds^H4013: go^H935 into clay^H2916, and tread^H7429 the morter^H2563, make strong^H2388 the brickkiln^H4404.¹⁵There shall the fire^H784 devour^H398 thee; the sword^H2719 shall cut thee off^H3772, it shall eat thee up^H398 like the cankerworm^H3218: make thyself many^H3513 as the cankerworm^H3218, make thyself many^H3513 as the locusts^H697.¹⁶Thou hast multiplied^H7235 thy merchants^H7402 above the stars^H3556 of heaven^H8064: the cankerworm^H3218 spoileth^H6584, and flieth away^H5774.¹⁷Thy crowned^H4502 are as the locusts^H697, and thy captains^H2951 as the great grasshoppers^H1462, which camp^H2583 in the hedges^H1448 in the cold^H7135 day^H3117, but when the sun^H8121 ariseth^H2224 they flee away^H5074, and their place^H4725 is not known^H3045 where^H335 they are.¹⁸Thy shepherds^H7462 slumber^H5123, O king^H4428 of Assyria^H804: thy nobles^H117 shall dwell^H7931 in the dust: thy people^H5971 is scattered^H6335 upon the mountains^H2022, and no man gathereth^H6908 them.¹⁹There is no healing^H3545 of thy bruise^H7667; thy wound^H4347 is grievous^H2470: all that hear^H8085 the bruit^H8088 of thee shall clap^H8628 the hands^H3709 over thee: for upon whom hath not thy wickedness^H7451 passed^H5674 continually^H8548?