¹¹     ·prostitution [immorality],
to old and new wine,
    which take away ·their ability to understand [^Lthe heart].

¹² “My people ask wooden idols for ·advice [counsel];
    they ask ·those sticks of wood [or divining rods/staffs] to advise them!
·Like prostitutes, they have chased after other gods [^LA spirit/wind of prostitution leads/blows them astray]
    ·and have left [committing adultery against; being unfaithful to] their own God.
¹³ They make sacrifices on the tops of the mountains [^Cplaces of pagan worship].
    They burn offerings on the hills,
under oaks, poplars, and ·other trees [terebinths],
    because their shade is ·nice [pleasant].
So your daughters become prostitutes [^Ccultic prostitutes in pagan temples],
    and your daughters-in-law are guilty of adultery.