Jeremías 22:19

19 Será enterrado como un burro muerto:
¡arrastrado fuera de Jerusalén y arrojado fuera de las puertas!

Jeremías 22:19 Meaning and Commentary

Jeremiah 22:19

He shall be buried with the burial of an ass
Have no burial at all, or no other than what any brute creature has; which, when it dies, is cast into a ditch, and becomes the food of dogs, and the fowls of the air. The "ass" is mentioned, as being a sordid stupid creature; and such an one was this king; drawn and cast forth beyond the gates of Jerusalem;
as the carcass of a beast is dragged about by dogs; or as a malefactor, when executed, is dragged and cast into a ditch: this perhaps was done by the Chaldeans, who, when he was slain, dragged him along, and cast him beyond the gates of Jerusalem. So Josephus F23 says, that when Nebuchadnezzar entered Jerusalem, he slew the most robust and beautiful with Jehoiakim their king, and ordered him to be cast without the walls unburied; and so, though he is said to "sleep with his fathers", yet not to be buried with them, ( 2 Kings 24:6 ) . Kimchi says that he died without Jerusalem, as they were carrying him into captivity a second time; and the Chaldeans would not suffer him to be buried. Jerom reports, from the Hebrew history, that he was killed by the robbers and thieves of the Chaldeans, Syrians, Ammonites, and Moabites. Some think, that as he was bound in chains, in order to be carried to Babylon, that he was had there, and there died, and after his death used in this ignominious manner: and the words will bear to be rendered, "cast forth far beyond the gates of Jerusalem" F24; even as far as Babylon; see ( 2 Chronicles 36:6 ) .


FOOTNOTES:

F23 Antiqu. l. 10. c. 6. sect. 3.
F24 (Mlvwry yrevl halhm Klvhw) "et projiciendo procul ultra portas Hierosolymae", Schmidt. So Grotius and Gataker.

Jeremías 22:19 In-Context

17 ¡Pero tú, solo tienes ojos para la avaricia y la deshonestidad!
Asesinas al inocente,
oprimes al pobre y reinas sin piedad».
18 Por lo tanto, esto dice el Señor
acerca de Joacim, hijo del rey Josías:
«El pueblo no llorará por él, lamentandose entre sí:
“¡Ay, mi hermano! ¡Ay, mi hermana!”.
Sus súbditos no llorarán por él, lamentando:
“¡Ay, nuestro amo ha muerto! ¡Ay, su esplendor se ha ido!”.
19 Será enterrado como un burro muerto:
¡arrastrado fuera de Jerusalén y arrojado fuera de las puertas!
20 Llora por tus aliados en el Líbano;
grita por ellos en Basán.
Búscalos en las regiones al oriente del río.
Mira, todos han sido destruidos.
No quedó nadie para ayudarte.
21 Te lo advertí cuando eras próspero
pero respondiste: “¡No me fastidies!”.
Has sido así desde tu niñez,
¡nunca me obedeces!
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