⁵ When she saw that she was waiting in vain,
    that her hope was lost,
        she took another of her cubs
        and made him a young lion.
⁶ He prowled around among the lions,
    because he too had become a young lion.
    He learned to tear prey.
    He even ate humans.
⁷ He knew how many widows he made^[a]
        as he ravaged their cities.
    The land and everyone in it were stunned
        by the noise of his roaring.
⁸ Nations set upon him from the surrounding provinces.
    They spread their net over him,
    and he was trapped in their pit.
⁹ With hooks they put him in a wooden cage,^[b]
    and they brought him^[c] to the king of Babylon.
    They brought him into prison
        so that his roar would no longer be heard
        on the mountains of Israel.