Commentaries:Barnes' Notes
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Jeremiah 2:15
Upon him - Rather, against him. Israel has run away from his master' s house, but only to find himself exposed to the beasts of prey in the wilderness.
They made his land waste - The prophet points to the actual results of Israel' s until the multiplication of wild beasts rendered human life unsafe II Kings 17:25, but the Assyrian invasions had reduced Judaea to almost as sad a state.
Burned - Others render, "leveled to the ground."
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