Ezekiel 19 (kjv)

Moreover take thou up^H5375 a lamentation^H7015 for the princes^H5387 of Israel^H3478,²And say^H559, What is thy mother^H517? A lioness^H3833: she lay down^H7257 among lions^H738, she nourished^H7235 her whelps^H1482 among^H8432 young lions^H3715.³And she brought up^H5927 one^H259 of her whelps^H1482: it became a young lion^H3715, and it learned^H3925 to catch^H2963 the prey^H2964; it devoured^H398 men^H120.⁴The nations^H1471 also heard^H8085 of him; he was taken^H8610 in their pit^H7845, and they brought^H935 him with chains^H2397 unto the land^H776 of Egypt^H4714.⁵Now when she saw^H7200 that she had waited^H3176, and her hope^H8615 was lost^H6, then she took^H3947 another^H259 of her whelps^H1482, and made^H7760 him a young lion^H3715.⁶And he went up and down^H1980 among^H8432 the lions^H738, he became a young lion^H3715, and learned^H3925 to catch^H2963 the prey^H2964, and devoured^H398 men^H120.⁷And he knew^H3045 their desolate palaces^H490, and he laid waste^H2717 their cities^H5892; and the land^H776 was desolate^H3456, and the fulness^H4393 thereof, by the noise^H6963 of his roaring^H7581.⁸Then the nations^H1471 set^H5414 against him on every side^H5439 from the provinces^H4082, and spread^H6566 their net^H7568 over him: he was taken^H8610 in their pit^H7845.⁹And they put^H5414 him in ward^H5474 in chains^H2397, and brought^H935 him to the king^H4428 of Babylon^H894: they brought^H935 him into holds^H4685, that his voice^H6963 should no more be heard^H8085 upon the mountains^H2022 of Israel^H3478.

¹⁰Thy mother^H517 is like a vine^H1612 in thy blood^{H1818 H1818}, planted^H8362 by the waters^H4325: she was fruitful^H6509 and full of branches^H6058 by reason of many^H7227 waters^H4325.¹¹And she had strong^H5797 rods^H4294 for the sceptres^H7626 of them that bare rule^H4910, and her stature^H6967 was exalted^H1361 among the thick branches^H5688, and she appeared^H7200 in her height^H1363 with the multitude^H7230 of her branches^H1808.¹²But she was plucked up^H5428 in fury^H2534, she was cast down^H7993 to the ground^H776, and the east^H6921 wind^H7307 dried up^H3001 her fruit^H6529: her strong^H5797 rods^H4294 were broken^H6561 and withered^H3001; the fire^H784 consumed^H398 them.¹³And now she is planted^H8362 in the wilderness^H4057, in a dry^H6723 and thirsty^H6772 ground^H776.¹⁴And fire^H784 is gone out^H3318 of a rod^H4294 of her branches^H905, which hath devoured^H398 her fruit^H6529, so that she hath no strong^H5797 rod^H4294 to be a sceptre^H7626 to rule^H4910. This is a lamentation^H7015, and shall be for a lamentation^H7015.