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Jeremias 25:19-29

Listen to Jeremias 25:19-29
19 a Faraó, rei do Egito, e a seus servos, e a seus príncipes, e a todo o seu povo;
20 e a todo o povo misto, e a todos os reis da terra de Uz, e a todos os reis da terra dos filisteus, a Asquelom, a Gaza, a Ecrom, e ao que resta de Asdode;
21 e a Edom, a Moabe, e aos filhos de Amom;
22 e a todos os reis de Tiro, e a todos os reis de Sidom, e aos reis das terras dalém do mar;
23 a Dedã, a Tema, a Buz e a todos os que cortam os -cantos da cabeleira;
24 a todos os reis da Arábia, e a todos os reis do povo misto que habita no deserto;
25 a todos os reis de Zinri, a todos os reis de Elão, e a todos os reis da Média;
26 a todos os reis do Norte, os de perto e os de longe, tanto um como o outro, e a todos os reinos da terra, que estão sobre a face da terra; e o rei de Sesaque beberá depois deles.
27 Pois lhes dirás: Assim diz o Senhor dos exércitos, o Deus de Israel: Bebei, e embebedai-vos, e vomitai, e caí, e não torneis a levantar, por causa da espada que eu vos enviarei.
28 Se recusarem tomar o copo da tua mão para beber, então lhes dirás: Assim diz o Senhor dos exércitos: Certamente bebereis.
29 Pois eis que sobre a cidade que se chama pelo meu nome, eu começo a trazer a calamidade; e haveis vós de ficar totalmente impunes? Não ficareis impunes; porque eu chamo a espada sobre todos os moradores da terra, diz o Senhor dos exércitos.

Jeremias 25:19-29 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO JEREMIAH 25

This chapter contains a prophecy of the destruction of Judea by the king of Babylon; and also of Babylon itself, after the Jews' captivity of seventy years; and likewise of all the nations round about. The date of this prophecy is in Jer 25:1; when the prophet puts the Jews in mind of the prophecies that had been delivered unto them by himself and others, for some years past, without effect, Jer 25:2-7; wherefore they are threatened with the king of Babylon, that he should come against them, and strip them of all their desirable things; make their land desolate, and them captives for seventy years, Jer 25:8-11; at the expiration of which he in his turn shall be punished, and the land of Chaldea laid waste, and become subject to other nations and kings, Jer 25:12-14; and by a cup of wine given to all the nations round about, is signified the utter ruin of them, and who are particularly mentioned by name, Jer 25:15-26; which is confirmed by beginning with the city of Jerusalem, and the destruction of that, Jer 25:27-29; wherefore the prophet is bid to prophesy against them, and to declare the Lord's controversy with them, and that there should be a slaughter of them from one end of the earth to the other, Jer 25:30-33; upon which the shepherds, kings, and rulers of them, are called to lamentation and howling, Jer 25:34-38.

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