³ “Disbelieving that a day of evil will come,^[c]
    embracing opportunities to commit violence,^[d]
4 lying on ivory beds,
    stretching out on your couches,
eating lambs from the flock,
    and fattened calves from the stall,
⁵ chanting to the sound of stringed instruments as if they were David,
    composing songs to themselves as if they were musicians,
⁶ drinking wine from bowls,
    anointing themselves with the choicest of oils,
        but not grieving on the occasion of Joseph’s ruin—
⁷ therefore you will be the first to go into exile,
    and the celebrations of those who are lounging will end.”

⁹ “And if there are ten men remaining in one house,
    they will die.
¹⁰ One’s relative will pick up the corpse^[e]
    to carry them from the house for burning,^[f]
saying to whomever remains inside the house,
    ‘Is there anyone still with you?’
And he will say, ‘No.’
    He will respond, ‘Be quiet,
        because we do not mention the name “Lord”.’
¹¹ For indeed, the Lord is giving the command—
    and he will smash the large house to rubble
        and the small house into bits.

¹² “Horses don’t run over bare rock, do they?
    One doesn’t plow rock^[g] with oxen, does he?
But you have turned justice to gall,
    and the fruit of righteousness into bitterness.^[h]
13 You rejoice in nothing worth mentioning—
    that is, you keep on saying,
‘We captured Karnaim by our own strength of will
    and by our own effort, didn’t we?’

¹⁴ “So look, house of Israel! I will raise up a nation against you,”
    declares the Lord, the God of the Heavenly Armies,
“and they will harass you from the entrance of Hamath
    to the wadi^[i] of the wilderness.”