Geremia 2:37

37 Eziandio d’appresso a costui uscirai con le mani in sul capo; perciocchè il Signore riprova le tue confidanze, e tu non prospererai in esse.

Geremia 2:37 Meaning and Commentary

Jeremiah 2:37

Yea, thou shalt go forth from him
From the Egyptian, without any help, and with shame; or, "from this" F21; that is, from this place, from Jerusalem, and from the land of Judea, into captivity; notwithstanding all the promised and expected help from Egypt, ( 2 Kings 24:7 2 Kings 24:10 ) : and thine hands upon thine head;
plucking and dishevelling the hair, as women in distress; so Tamar, when abused by her brother, laid her hand on her head, and went out crying, ( 2 Samuel 13:19 ) : for the Lord hath rejected thy confidences;
those in whom they trusted, as the Egyptians; so that they should be of no service to them; or them, because of their trust and confidence in men, when it ought to have been placed above in himself: and thou shalt not prosper in them;
or because of them, as Kimchi; but shalt go into captivity.


FOOTNOTES:

F21 (hz tam) "ab hoc, sub. loco", Gataker; "ab ista", Munster, Grotius; "sub. terra, etiam hinc exibis", Cocceius.

Geremia 2:37 In-Context

35 E pur tu dici: Certo, io sono innocente; l’ira sua si è pure stornata da me. Ecco, io contenderò teco per ciò che tu hai detto: Io non ho peccato.
36 Perchè trascorri cotanto or qua, or là, mutando il tuo cammino? tu sarai confusa di Egitto, come sei stata confusa di Assur.
37 Eziandio d’appresso a costui uscirai con le mani in sul capo; perciocchè il Signore riprova le tue confidanze, e tu non prospererai in esse.
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