1 “ ‘This is the book of the commandments of God and of the law, which exists in eternity. All those who keep it will attain to life, but those who have forsaken it, to death. 2 Convert, O Jacob, and embrace it, walk in the way of its splendor, facing its light. 3 Do not surrender your glory to another, nor your value to a foreign people. 4 We have been happy, O Israel, because the things that are pleasing to God have been made clear to us. 5 Be ever more peaceful in soul, O people of God, the memorial of Israel. 6 You have been sold to the nations, not into destruction, but because of this, in resentment, you provoked God to wrath, and so you have been delivered to adversity. 7 For you have exasperated him who made you, the eternal God, by sacrificing to evil spirits, and not to God. 8 For you have forgotten God, who nurtured you, and you have saddened Jerusalem, your nurse. 9 For she saw the wrath of God approaching you, and she said, “Listen, region of Zion, for God has brought upon me great sorrow. 10 For I have seen the captivity of my people, my sons and daughters, which the Eternal has led over them. 11 For I nurtured them with joy, but I sent them away with weeping and sorrow. 12 Let no one rejoice over me, a widow and a desolation, for I am forsaken by many because of the sins of my sons, because they strayed from the law of God. 13 And they have not known his righteousness, nor walked in the ways of the commandments of God, nor have they advanced with justice along the paths of his truth. 14 Let the region of Zion approach, and remember the captivity of my sons and daughters, which the Eternal led over them. 15 For he has brought a far away people upon them, a guilty people, and of another language, 16 who have not reverenced the aged, nor had mercy on the children, and who have led away the beloved of the widow, leaving me deserted and alone, without sons. 17 But as for me, how am I able to help you? 18 For he who has brought these evils upon you, will rescue you from the hands of your enemies. 19 Walk on, sons, walk on, for I have been abandoned and I am alone. 20 I have taken off the garment of peace and have put on the sackcloth of supplication, and I will cry out to the most High in my days. 21 Be ever more peaceful, sons. Cry out to the Lord, and he will rescue you from the hand of the hostile leaders. 22 For I have placed my hope in your eternal salvation, and joy approaches me from the Holy One, over the mercy which will come to you by our eternal salvation. 23 For I sent you forth with sorrow and weeping, but the Lord will restore you to me with joy and gladness for eternity. 24 For just as the neighbors of Zion have seen your captivity from God, so also will they soon see your salvation from God, which will overcome you with great honor and eternal splendor. 25 Sons, endure patiently the wrath that has come upon you, for your enemy has persecuted you, but you will quickly see his destruction and you will climb over his neck. 26 My delicate ones have walked rough ways, for they were regarded as a flock torn apart by enemies. 27 Be ever more peaceful in soul, sons, and call out to the Lord, for you will be remembered by him who led you away. 28 For as much as you thought to go astray from God, ten times as much again he will require of you when converting. 29 For he who led you into evil, he himself will again lead you to eternal happiness with your salvation.” 30 Be ever more peaceful in soul, Jerusalem, for he who has named you, has been affected by you. 31 The criminals who have troubled you, will perish, and those who rejoiced in your ruin, will be punished. 32 The cities that your sons have served, will be punished, and also, she who received your sons. 33 For just as she was glad at your ruin, and she rejoiced in your fall, so also will she be grieved in her own desolation, 34 and the exaltation of her multitude will be cut off, and her gladness will be turned to sorrow. 35 For fire will overcome her from the Eternal for many days, and she will be inhabited by evil spirits for a long time. 36 Look around, Jerusalem, towards the east, and see the happiness that comes to you from God. 37 For behold, your sons approach, whom you sent away scattered. They approach, gathering together, from the east all the way to the west, at the word of the Holy One, rejoicing in the honor of God.
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- Esther and Daniel are the Vulgate books (Esther 1–16 with the Greek additions as chapters 10:4–16; Daniel 1–14 with the Song of the Three, Susanna and Bel). Baruch 6 is the Letter of Jeremiah.
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