Holy Scripture

Lamentations 3:1

A church father on this verse
“After an enumeration of many penalties (in Chapter 2) the despair of the people is excluded. Such exclusion is divided twofold. First, despair is considered by appeals, second, is the argument for a fidelity that must be acceptable. Third, an assumed faithfulness turns the people to prayer for (divine) mercy. On despa…”
Thomas Aquinas, 13th c. — Commentary on Lamentations

Source: Septuagint

Original

1I am the man that sees poverty, Through the rod of his wrath upon me.

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— Lamentations 3:1 —

2He has taken me, and led me away into darkness, And not into light.

3Nay, against me has he turned his hand all the day.

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