Jeremías 18:2

2 «Baja al taller del alfarero y allí te hablaré».

Jeremías 18:2 Meaning and Commentary

Jeremiah 18:2

Arise, and go down to the potter's house
Which, no doubt, was well known to the prophet; but where it was is not certain. Some think Jeremiah was in the temple, and this house was beneath it, and therefore he is bid to go down to it; but of this there is no certainty, nor even probability: it is most likely that this house was without the city, perhaps near the potter's field, ( Matthew 27:10 ) ; and which lying low, he is ordered to go down to it: and there I will cause thee to hear my words;
there the Lord would tell him what he had further to say to him, and what he should say to the people; and where by lively representations, by sensible objects before him, he would cause him to understand more clearly what he said and designed to do: as God sometimes represented things to the minds of the prophets in dreams and visions, setting before them mental objects, and raising in their minds ideas of things; so sometimes he represented things to them by real visible objects, and, by similes taken from thence, conveyed unto them a clear and distinct knowledge of his mind and will, and they to the people; which was the case here.

Jeremías 18:2 In-Context

1 El alfarero y el barro
El Señor
le dio otro mensaje a Jeremías:
2 «Baja al taller del alfarero y allí te hablaré».
3 Así que hice lo que me dijo y encontré al alfarero trabajando en el torno;
4 pero la vasija que estaba formando no resultó como él esperaba, así que la aplastó y comenzó de nuevo.
5 Después el Señor
me dio este mensaje:
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