Jeremiah 45

haddavar asher dibber yirmeyahu hannavi el-barukh ben-neriyyah bekhotvo et-haddevarim ha'elleh al-sefer mippi yirmeyahu bashanah harevi'it lihoyaqim ben-yoshiyyahu melekh yehudah lemor

The word that the prophet Jeremiah spoke to Baruch son of Neriah, when he was writing these words in a scroll at Jeremiah’s dictation, in the fourth year of King Jehoiakim son of Josiah of Judah:

koh-amar Adonai elohe yisra'el alekha barukh

Thus said the ETERNAL, the God of Israel, concerning you, Baruch:

amarta oy-na li ki-yasaf Adonai yagon al-makhovi yagati be'ankhati umenukhah lo matsati

You say, “Woe is me! GOD has added grief to my pain. I am worn out with groaning, and I have found no rest.”

koh tomar elayw koh amar Adonai hinneh asher-baniti ani hores ve'et asher-natati ani notesh ve'et-kol-ha'arets hi

Thus shall you speak to him: “Thus said GOD: I am going to overthrow what I have built, and uproot what I have planted—this applies to the whole land.

ve'attah tevaqqesh-lekha gedolot al-tevaqqesh ki hinni mevi ra'ah al-kol-basar ne'um-Adonai venatatti lekha et-nafshekha leshalal al kol-hammeqomot asher telekh-sham

And do you expect great things for yourself? Don’t expect them. For I am going to bring disaster upon all flesh—declares GOD—but I will at least grant you your life in all the places where you may go.”