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Geremia 31:17

Listen to Geremia 31:17
17 e v’è speranza per il tuo avvenire, dice l’Eterno; i tuoi figliuoli ritorneranno nelle loro frontiere.

Geremia 31:17 Meaning and Commentary

Jeremiah 31:17

And there is hope in thine end, saith the Lord
Or, "hope for thy posterity" F18; for their children that had been massacred, that these should rise again, and enjoy a blessed immortality, as the next clause seems to explain and confirm it: that thy children shall come again to their own border:
either to the border of the land of Israel, as Joseph, Mary, and Jesus did, ( Matthew 2:21 Matthew 2:22 ) ; or rather to the borders of the tribes of Judah and Benjamin, where this cruel murder was committed; and so the intimation is, that they shall rise again, and stand upon that very spot of ground where their blood was split; and not only so, but enter into and dwell upon the new earth in the Jerusalem state; and also enter into the heavenly Canaan, and dwell with Christ for evermore, on whose account their lives were taken away.


FOOTNOTES:

F18 (Ktyrxal) "posteris tuis", Gataker; "posteritati tuae", Schmidt.
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Geremia 31:17 In-Context

15 Così parla l’Eterno: S’è udita una voce in Rama, un lamento, un pianto amaro; Rachele piange i suoi figliuoli; ella rifiuta d’esser consolata de’ suoi figliuoli, perché non sono più.
16 Così parla l’Eterno: Trattieni la tua voce dal piangere, i tuoi occhi dal versar lagrime; poiché l’opera tua sarà ricompensata, dice l’Eterno: essi ritorneranno dal paese del nemico;
17 e v’è speranza per il tuo avvenire, dice l’Eterno; i tuoi figliuoli ritorneranno nelle loro frontiere.
18 Io odo, odo Efraim che si rammarica: "Tu m’hai castigato, e io sono stato castigato, come un giovenco non domato; convertimi, e io mi convertirò, giacché tu sei l’Eterno, il mio Dio.
19 Dopo che mi sono sviato, io mi son pentito; e dopo che ho riconosciuto il mio stato, mi son battuto l’anca; io son coperto di vergogna, confuso, perché porto l’obbrobrio della mia giovinezza".
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