i`he sword of the king of Babel shall come to you! I will fell you by the swords of his generals, the most cruel of the nations,-—and they will plunder the pride of Mitzer, and destroy her wealth. And I will deprive her of all the cattle beside her many streams, nor shall the foot of man muddle them again, nor the hoof of cattle muddle them, when I cause your brooks to shrink, and says the when I make the land of the Mitzeraim desolate, and deprive the country of its industry. When I strike its inhabitants,—~—they will acknowledge that I am the EVER· LIVING. ‘ This is the lamentatiou with which 16 the daughter of the nations will lament her,-—·they will lament over Mitzer, and all her wealth,——they says the M1GH’rY Loan. lxwiltzr Qirgz uber ®ggpt mth ber Qllizs. It was in the twelfth year, on the
fifteenth of the monthythat the com- mand of the EVER-L1v1NG came to me to say :~—- Son of Adam! Wail over the
population of Egypt, and the daughters of the noble nations gone down beneath the earth, descended tothe pit!
3 inmzni uber: ®ggpl, mail all liz: Allies. You beauty l descend andilie down with the vile, In the home of theislaughtered who fall by the sword They give her a bed with her crowds; From the midst of the grave heroes call out to her, Where the mighty departed lie slain by the sword. ‘ There is Ashur and all his assembly with him, They are buried, all slain, as they fell by the sword ; Each is placed in his tomb at the sides of the pit, And his troops still about him surrounding. his grave; They are all of them slain, and flung down by the sword; Who made themselves terrors when living on earth E ‘ Ailam is there with her friends`all surrounding her tomb, Who were all of them slaughtered, and felled bythe sword; W ho departed, defiled, to the earth underneath ; Who made themselves terrors when living on earth, But were loaded with shame when they went to the Pit l In the midst of the slain they have made her a bed ; And with all her companions around her entombed; They were slain by the sword, and the whole were disgraced, h '1`ho’ in life they had made themselves terrors to eart; And they bear their disgrace with those gone to the pit ; She is laid in the midst of her slain. ‘ There is Meshek and Tubal with great hosts around, All entombed in disgrace with the slain by the sword, Tho’ in life they had made themselves terrors on earth. Lie they not with the heroes who fell in defeat, Who went down to the grave with their weapons of war.? 18 20 2i 22 26 ’Neath theirheads are their swords, and their rags on their bones, Tho’ in life they had made themselves terrors on earth ! 579