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Showing no pity for someone like oneself, can one then plead for one's own sins? (Ecclesiasticus 28, 4)
Take pity on us, Master, Lord of the universe, look at us, spread fear of yourself throughout all other nations. (Ecclesiasticus 36, 1)
Take pity, Lord, on the people called by your name, on Israel whom you have made your first-born. (Ecclesiasticus 36, 11)
Hence the Lord will no longer take delight in their young people, or pity on their orphans and widows, since all of them are godless and evil, and everything they say is madness. After all this, his anger is not spent. No, his hand is still raised! (Isaiah 9, 16)
Bows will annihilate the young men, they will have no pity for the fruit of the womb, or mercy in their eyes for children. (Isaiah 13, 18)
Yahweh will have pity on Jacob, he will choose Israel once more and resettle them on their native soil. Foreigners will join them, attaching themselves to the House of Jacob. (Isaiah 14, 1)
If pity is shown to the wicked without his learning what saving justice is, he will act wrongly in the land of right conduct and not see the majesty of Yahweh. (Isaiah 26, 10)
When boughs go dry, they get burnt, women come and use them for firewood. Now, this is a people that does not understand, and so its Maker will not take pity on it, he who formed it will not show it any mercy. (Isaiah 27, 11)
But Yahweh is waiting to be gracious to you, the Exalted One, to take pity on you, for Yahweh is a God of fair judgement; blessed are all who hope in him. (Isaiah 30, 18)
Shout for joy, you heavens; earth, exult! Mountains, break into joyful cries! For Yahweh has consoled his people, is taking pity on his afflicted ones. (Isaiah 49, 13)
Can a woman forget her baby at the breast, feel no pity for the child she has borne? Even if these were to forget, I shall not forget you. (Isaiah 49, 15)
Yes, Yahweh has pity on Zion, has pity on all her ruins; he will turn her desert into an Eden and her wastelands into the garden of Yahweh. Joy and gladness will be found in her, thanksgiving and the sound of music. (Isaiah 51, 3)