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Jeremías 44:1-8

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1 Palabra que vino a Jeremías para todos los judíos que moraban en la tierra de Egipto, los que moraban en Migdol, en Tafnes, en Menfis y en la tierra de Patros, diciendo:
2 Así dice el SEÑOR de los ejércitos, el Dios de Israel: "Vosotros habéis visto toda la calamidad que he traído sobre Jerusalén y sobre todas las ciudades de Judá, y que he aquí, hoy están en ruinas y no hay en ellas morador,
3 a causa de la maldad que ellos cometieron para provocarme a ira, quemando constantemente sacrificios y sirviendo a otros dioses que no habían conocido, ni ellos, ni vosotros, ni vuestros padres.
4 "Con todo, os envié a todos mis siervos los profetas repetidas veces, diciendo: 'No hagáis ahora esta cosa abominable que yo aborrezco.'
5 "Pero no escucharon ni inclinaron su oído para apartarse de su maldad, para dejar de quemar sacrificios a otros dioses.
6 "Por tanto, se derramó mi ira y mi furor y ardió en las ciudades de Judá y en las calles de Jerusalén, que fueron convertidas en ruinas y en desolación, como lo están hoy.
7 "Ahora pues, así dice el SEÑOR Dios de los ejércitos, el Dios de Israel: '¿Por qué os hacéis un daño tan grande a vosotros mismos cortando de entre vosotros a hombre y mujer, niño y lactante de en medio de Judá, sin que os quede remanente,
8 provocándome a ira con la obra de vuestras manos, quemando sacrificios a otros dioses en la tierra de Egipto, adonde habéis entrado a residir, de modo que seáis exterminados y vengáis a ser maldición y oprobio entre todas las naciones de la tierra?

Jeremías 44:1-8 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO JEREMIAH 44

This chapter contains a sermon of Jeremiah's to the Jews in Egypt, reproving them for their idolatry there; their answer to it, expressing their resolution to continue in their idolatrous practices; and a denunciation of judgments upon them, of which a sign is given. The sermon begins with observing to them the destruction of Jerusalem, and the causes of it, idolatry and contempt of the prophets, Jer 44:1-6; then follows an expostulation with the present Jews for doing the same things, and exposing themselves and their posterity to the same punishment, Jer 44:7-10; upon which they are threatened with the sore judgments of God that should come upon them, and cut them off in general, Jer 44:11-14; yet such were the impudence and obstinacy of this people, that they declared they would not hearken to the prophet, but persist in their idolatry; it having been better with them when they practised it than when they left it, Jer 44:15-19; to which the prophet replies by observing, that for the idolatry of their fathers their land was become a desolation and a curse, as at this day, Jer 44:20-23; and assures them that destruction would come from the Lord upon them, which he had swore to, Jer 44:24-28; and a sign of it is given; the delivery of the king of Egypt into the hand of the king of Babylon, Jer 44:29,30.

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Scripture taken from La Biblia de las Américas® (LBLA®), Copyright © 1986, 1995, 1997 by The Lockman Foundation. Used by permission. https://www.LBLA.com

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