a“They shall not lament for him,
Saying, b‘Alas, my brother!’ or ‘Alas, my sister!’
They shall not lament for him,
Saying, ‘Alas, master!’ or ‘Alas, his glory!’
Dragged and cast out beyond the gates of Jerusalem.
And lift up your voice in Bashan;
Cry from Abarim,
For all your lovers are destroyed.
But you said, ‘I will not hear.’
aThis has been your manner from your youth,
That you did not obey My voice.
And your lovers shall go into captivity;
Surely then you will be ashamed and humiliated
For all your wickedness.
Making your nest in the cedars,
How gracious will you be when pangs come upon you,
Like athe pain of a woman in labor?
Message to Coniah
aA vessel in which is no pleasure?
Why are they cast out, he and his descendants,
And cast into a land which they do not know?
‘Write this man down as achildless,
A man who shall not prosper in his days;
For bnone of his descendants shall prosper,
Sitting on the throne of David,
And ruling anymore in Judah.’ ”
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Jeremiah 22:20
Lebanon - Jerusalem was the place to which this speech is directed: the inhabitants of which the prophet calls to go up to Lebanon. Both Lebanon and Bashan were hills that looked towards Assyria, from whence the Jews looked for help. Abarim - Abarim is the name of a mountain, as well as Lebanon and Bashan. Go and cry for help from all places, but it will be in vain; for the Egyptians and Assyrians to whom thou wert wont to fly, are themselves in the power of the Chaldeans.
| << Jeremiah 22:19 | Jeremiah 22:21 >> |
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