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Jeremiah 19:11

as one breaketh a potters vessel—expressing God's absolute sovereignty (Jeremiah 18:6; Psalms 2:9; Isaiah 30:14, Margin; Lamentations 4:2; Romans 9:20-21).

cannot be made whole again—A broken potter's vessel cannot be restored, but a new one may be made of the same material. So God raised a new Jewish seed, not identical with the destroyed rebels, but by substituting another generation in their stead [GROTIUS].

no place to bury— (Jeremiah 7:32).

Other Jamieson, Fausset, and Brown entries containing Jeremiah 19:11:

Isaiah 30:14
Jeremiah 7:32
Jeremiah 19:1
Jeremiah 19:10
Lamentations 4:2

 

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