6VAU. Et dissipavit quasi hortum saepem suam,demolitus est tabernaculum suum; oblivioni tradidit Dominus in Sion festivitatem et sabbatumet despexit in indignatione furoris suiregem et sacerdotem.
Lamentations 2 shifts from the communal grief of chapter 1 to a searing, almost unbearable account of God's own hand in Jerusalem's destruction. The poet describes the Lord as an enemy who has swallowed up Israel without mercy, dismantling every symbol of security—the temple, the
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