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For the king of Babylon shall stand on the old way, at the head of the two ways, to use divination, to make bright the arrow, and to enquire of the graven images, and to examine .
22
On his right was the divination against Jerusalem, to cast a mound, to open the mouth in shouting, to lift up the voice with crying, to cast a mound against her gates, to cast up a heap, and to build forts.
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And he was to them as one using divination before them, and he himself recounting his iniquities, that they might be borne in mind.
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Therefore thus saith the Lord, Because ye have caused your iniquities to be remembered, in the discovery of your wickedness, so that your sins should be seen, in all your wickedness and in your practices; because ye have caused remembrance , in these shall ye be taken.
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And thou profane wicked prince of Israel, whose day, an end, is come in a sea of iniquity, thus saith the Lord;
The Brenton translation of the Septuagint is in the public domain.