2 The cities of A·roʹer+ that have been left behind become mere places for droves, where they actually lie down, with no one to make [them] tremble.+

14 For the dwelling tower itself has been forsaken,+ the very hubbub of the city has been abandoned; Oʹphel+ and the watchtower themselves have become bare fields, for time indefinite the exultation of zebras, the pasture of droves;

14 And in the midst of her, droves will certainly lie stretched out, all the wild animals of a nation.*+ Both pelican and porcupine+ will spend the night right among her pillar capitals.+ A voice will keep singing in the window. There will be devastation at the threshold; for he will certainly lay bare the very wainscoting.+