Lamentations · Chapter 2 · Lamentations 3–5
His Compassions Fail Not
I am the man that hath seen affliction; he hath made me to dwell in dark places; yet this I recall to my mind: his compassions fail not, they are new every morning, great is thy faithfulness; how is the gold become dim!; the crown is fallen from our head; the foxes walk upon the mountain of Zion; turn thou us unto thee, O Jehovah, and we shall be turned; renew our days as of old.
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TitleChapter 2: His Compassions Fail NotLamentations 3 – 5
Page 13I Am the Man That Hath Seen AfflictionLamentations 3:1–6
Page 14I Am the Man That Hath Seen AfflictionLamentations 3:7–11
Page 15I Am the Man That Hath Seen AfflictionLamentations 3:12–18
Page 16His Compassions Fail NotLamentations 3:19–24
Page 17His Compassions Fail NotLamentations 3:25–30
Page 18His Compassions Fail NotLamentations 3:31–36
Page 19Let Us Search and Try Our WaysLamentations 3:37–42
Page 20Let Us Search and Try Our WaysLamentations 3:43–48
Page 21Let Us Search and Try Our WaysLamentations 3:49–52
Page 22Out of the Lowest DungeonLamentations 3:53–58
Page 23Out of the Lowest DungeonLamentations 3:59–66
Page 24How Is the Gold Become Dim!Lamentations 4:1–3
Page 25How Is the Gold Become Dim!Lamentations 4:4–8
Page 26He Hath Kindled a Fire in ZionLamentations 4:9–12
Page 27He Hath Kindled a Fire in ZionLamentations 4:13–17
Page 28He Hath Kindled a Fire in ZionLamentations 4:18–20
Page 29Remember, O JehovahLamentations 4:21–5:3
Page 30Remember, O JehovahLamentations 5:4–8
Page 31Remember, O JehovahLamentations 5:9–13
Page 32The Crown Is Fallen from Our HeadLamentations 5:14–18
Page 33Thou, O Jehovah, Abidest for EverLamentations 5:19–22