Your Daily Verse - Jeremiah 6:16
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Così ha detto il Signor degli eserciti: Il rimanente d’Israele sarà del tutto racimolato, come una vigna; rimetti, a guisa di vendemmiatore, la mano a’ canestri.
10
A chi parlerò, a chi protesterò, che ascolti? ecco, l’orecchio loro è incirconciso, e non possono attendere; ecco, la parola del Signore è loro in vituperio; non si dilettano in essa.
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Per tanto io son pieno dell’ira del Signore, io stento a ritenerla; io la spanderò sopra i piccoli fanciulli per le piazze, e parimente sopra le raunanze de’ giovani; perciocchè anche tutti, uomini e donne, vecchi e decrepiti, saranno presi.
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E le lor case saran trasportate a stranieri, ed insieme i campi, e le mogli; perciocchè io stenderò la mia mano sopra gli abitanti del paese, dice il Signore.
13
Conciossiachè essi tutti, dal maggiore al minore, sieno dati all’avarizia; tutti, e profeti, e sacerdoti, commettono falsità .
14
Ed han curata alla leggiera la rottura della figliuola del mio popolo, dicendo: Pace, pace; benchè non vi sia alcuna pace.
15
Si son eglino vergognati, perchè hanno fatta una cosa abbominevole? non hanno avuta vergogna alcuna, nè si sono saputi vergognare; perciò, caderanno fra i morti, nel giorno che io li visiterò, e traboccheranno, ha detto il Signore.
16
Il Signore avea detto così: Fermatevi in su le vie, e riguardate; e domandate de’ sentieri antichi, per saper quale è la buona strada, e camminate per essa; e voi troverete riposo all’anima vostra. Ma essi han detto: Noi non vi cammineremo.
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Oltre a ciò, io avea costituite sopra voi delle guardie, che dicessero: Attendete al suon della tromba. Ma essi hanno detto: Noi non vi attenderemo.
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Perciò, o genti, ascoltate; e tu, o raunanza, conosci ciò che è in loro.
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Ascolta, o terra. Ecco, io fo venire un male sopra questo popolo, il frutto de’ lor pensieri; perciocchè non hanno atteso alle mie parole, ed hanno rigettata la mia Legge.
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Geremia 6:9-19 Meaning and Commentary
INTRODUCTION TO JEREMIAH 6
This chapter is of the same argument with the former; and contains two things in it, the destruction of Jerusalem by the Babylonians, and the causes of it, which are intermixedly handled in it; a lively description is made of the notice of the approach of the enemy by blowing of trumpets and firing of beacons, Jer 6:1, and of the siege of the city, by pitching tents around it, casting up a mount against it, and scaling its walls at noon and by night, Jer 6:2-6, and this destruction is illustrated by the simile of gleaning of grapes, Jer 6:9, and amplified by the universality of it, with respect to persons and things; it reaching to persons of every age, and in every state, as old men, young men, and children, husbands and wives, and to all sorts of possessions, houses and fields, Jer 6:11,12,21, a description is given of the instruments of it, the Chaldeans, Jer 6:22,23 and it is aggravated by the anxiety, distress, and sorrow, the Jews would be in on account of it, Jer 6:24-26, the causes of it are in general the great aboundings of sin and wickedness in the midst of them, illustrated by a fountain casting out its waters, Jer 6:6,7, in particular, their neglect and contempt of the word of the Lord, Jer 6:10, the sin of covetousness, which prevailed among all sorts of people, high and low, in civil or religious life, Jer 6:13, the unfaithfulness of the prophets to the people, declaring peace, when there was none, Jer 6:14, their impenitence and hardness, Jer 6:15, their disregard to all instructions and warnings, Jer 6:16,17, their rejection of the law, and the precepts of it, Jer 6:18,19, their hypocritical sacrifices, Jer 6:20, and the chapter is concluded with an address to the prophet, setting forth his character and office, and the end of it, Jer 6:27 and his testimony concerning the people, showing their obstinacy and stubbornness, illustrated by a simile of refining metal in a furnace without success, Jer 6:28-30.
Taken from John Gill's Exposition of the Bible
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