Jeremías 5:24

24 No dicen de corazón:
“Vivamos con temor reverente ante el Señor
nuestro Dios,
porque nos da la lluvia cada primavera y otoño,
asegurándonos una cosecha en el tiempo apropiado”.

Jeremías 5:24 Meaning and Commentary

Jeremiah 5:24

Neither say in their heart
It came not into their mind, they never once thought of it, namely, of what follows, let us now fear the Lord our God;
they were not influenced and engaged to the fear of God, neither by his power in the preceding instance, nor by his goodness in the following one: that giveth rain;
in common, all the year round, at proper times, for the use of men and beasts. This is a pure gift of God, and an instance of his goodness, and is peculiar to him, what none of the gods of the Gentiles could give, ( Jeremiah 14:22 ) : both the former and the later, in his season;
there were two particular seasons in the year in which the land of Israel had rain; the one was in the month Marchesvan, answering to part of October and part of November, and this was the former rain, after the seed was sown in the earth; and the other was in the month of Nisan, answering to part of March and part of April, just before the time of harvest, and this was the latter rain: he reserveth unto us the appointed weeks of the harvest;
which was reckoned by weeks, because of the seven weeks between the passover and pentecost: the barley harvest began at the former, and the wheat harvest at the latter, called the feast of weeks, ( Exodus 34:22 ) and these were appointed of God, the harvest itself, ( Genesis 8:22 ) and the weeks in which it was gathered in, ( Leviticus 23:15 Leviticus 23:16 ) , and these appointments and promises the Lord carefully observed, and faithfully kept.

Jeremías 5:24 In-Context

22 ¿No me tienes respeto?
¿Por qué no tiemblas en mi presencia?
Yo, el Señor
, con la arena defino el límite del océano
como frontera eterna que las aguas no pueden cruzar.
Las olas pueden agitarse y rugir,
pero nunca podrán pasar los límites que establecí.
23 Sin embargo, mi pueblo tiene el corazón terco y rebelde;
se alejó y me abandonó.
24 No dicen de corazón:
“Vivamos con temor reverente ante el Señor
nuestro Dios,
porque nos da la lluvia cada primavera y otoño,
asegurándonos una cosecha en el tiempo apropiado”.
25 Su maldad les ha privado de estas maravillosas bendiciones;
su pecado les ha robado todas estas cosas buenas.
26 »Hay hombres perversos entre mi pueblo
que están al acecho de víctimas, como un cazador oculto en su escondite.
Continuamente ponen trampas
para atrapar a la gente.
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