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'Angered by his wicked cupidity, I hid and struck him in anger, but he rebelliously went the way of his choice. (Isaiah 57, 17)
Foreigners will rebuild your walls and their kings will serve you. For though I struck you in anger, in mercy I have pitied you. (Isaiah 60, 10)
In vain I have struck your children, they have not accepted correction; your own sword has devoured your prophets like a marauding lion. (Jeremiah 2, 30)
Yahweh, do your eyes not look for truth? You have struck them; they have not felt it. You have annihilated them, for they ignored the lesson. They have set their faces harder than rock, they have refused to repent. (Jeremiah 5, 3)
Have you rejected Judah altogether? Does your very soul revolt at Zion? Why have you struck us down without hope of cure? We were hoping for peace -- no good came of it! For the moment of cure -- nothing but terror! (Jeremiah 14, 19)
Pashhur struck the prophet Jeremiah and then put him in the stocks, in the Upper Benjamin Gate leading into the Temple of Yahweh. (Jeremiah 20, 2)
All your lovers have forgotten you, they look for you no more. Yes, I have struck you as an enemy strikes, with cruel punishment (because of your great guilt and countless sins). (Jeremiah 30, 14)
You were my mace, a weapon of war. With you I crushed nations, struck kingdoms down, (Jeremiah 51, 20)
All you who pass this way, look and see: is any sorrow like the sorrow inflicted on me, with which Yahweh struck me on the day of his burning anger? (Lamentations 1, 12)
While you were gazing, a stone broke away, untouched by any hand, and struck the statue, struck its feet of iron and clay and shattered them. (Daniel 2, 34)
Then, iron and clay, bronze, silver and gold, all broke into pieces as fine as chaff on the threshing-floor in summer. The wind blew them away, leaving not a trace behind. And the stone that had struck the statue grew into a great mountain, filling the whole world. (Daniel 2, 35)
I saw it reach the ram; it was enraged with the ram and struck it, breaking both its horns, so that the ram was not strong enough to hold its ground; it threw it to the ground and trampled it underfoot; no one was there to rescue the ram. (Daniel 8, 7)