The book of the Prophet Jeremiah V.12 No.1
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— To plunder. Comp. ii. 14.
Ver. 17. For I w^ill restore . . . asketh af- ter. This sentence also refers to ver. 11. and to the words Will not make an end of thee.
The Lord will not utterly destroy Israel, for He has in mind to heal the people of the blows to which they have been exposed. — I will restore, etc. Comp. rems. on viii. 22. — For they call.
The statement of the reason refers here to the thought that Israel needed healing. — Outcast.
Comp. Isa. xvi. 3, 4; Mic. iv. 6; Zeph. iii. 19. —... Zion, etc., a sentence of the object, dependent on a verbum dicendi contained in call. — Which no man asketh after = ea, quam nemo curat.
[Vers. 12-15. " So desperate were the circum- stances of the Jews in Babylon while enduring the punishment God had inflicted upon them for their crimes, that no human interposition which they would naturally expect, could avail for their deliverance. Egypt, Syria, Tyre, etc., which had formerly been tlieir confederates, were all laid prostrate by the same haughty conqueror whose chains they themselves wore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— To plunder. Comp. ii. 14.
Ver. 17. For I w^ill restore . . . asketh af- ter. This sentence also refers to ver. 11. and to the words Will not make an end of thee.
The Lord will not utterly destroy Israel, for He has in mind to heal the people of the blows to which they have been exposed. — I will restore, etc. Comp. rems. on viii. 22. — For they call.
The statement of the reason refers here to the thought that Israel needed healing. — Outcast.
Comp. Isa. xvi. 3, 4; Mic. iv. 6; Zeph. iii. 19. —... Zion, etc., a sentence of the object, dependent on a verbum dicendi contained in call. — Which no man asketh after = ea, quam nemo curat.
[Vers. 12-15. " So desperate were the circum- stances of the Jews in Babylon while enduring the punishment God had inflicted upon them for their crimes, that no human interposition which they would naturally expect, could avail for their deliverance. Egypt, Syria, Tyre, etc., which had formerly been tlieir confederates, were all laid prostrate by the same haughty conqueror whose chains they themselves wore.
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