5“If you have run with footmen and they have tired you out,Then how can you compete with horses?If you falldown in a land of peace,How will you do in the 1,athicket of the Jordan?6“For even your abrothers and the household of your father,Even they have dealttreacherously with you,Even they have calledaloudafter you.Do not believe them, although they may saybnicethings to you.”7“I have aforsaken My house;I have abandoned My inheritance;I have given the bbeloved of My soulInto the hand of her enemies.8“My inheritance has become to MeLike a lion in the forest;She has agiven forth its voiceagainst Me;Therefore I have come to bhate her.9“Is My inheritance like a speckledbirdofprey to Me?Are the abirdsofpreyagainst her on everyside?Go, gatherall the bbeasts of the field,Bring them to devour!10“Manyashepherds have ruined My bvineyard;They have ctrampleddown My portion;They have made My ddesiredportionA desolatewilderness.11“1It has been made a desolation;Desolate, it amourns2before Me;The bwholeland has been madedesolateBecausenomancsets it upon his heart.12“On all the 1,abareheights in the wildernessDestroyers have come,For a bsword of Yahweh is devouringFrom one end of the land even to the 2other;Thereiscnopeace for anyflesh.13“They have asownwheat and have reapedthorns;They have bstrained themselves 1to noprofit.But beashamed of your cproduceBecause of the dburninganger of Yahweh.”