Yēlìmǐshū 34:11

11 Hòulái què yòu fǎn huǐ , jiào suǒ rén qù zìyóu de púrén bìnǚ huí lái , miǎnqiǎng tāmen réng wèi pú bì .

Yēlìmǐshū 34:11 Meaning and Commentary

Jeremiah 34:11

But afterwards they turned
From the law of God, and their own agreement, and returned to their former usage of their servants; they changed their minds and measures. This seems to be done, when the king of Babylon, hearing the king of Egypt was coming to break up the siege of Jerusalem, quitted it, and went forth to meet him, as appears from ( Jeremiah 34:21 ) ( 37:5 ) ; the Jews now finding themselves at liberty, and out of danger as they imagined, wickedly rebelled against the law of God; perfidiously broke their own covenant, repenting of what they had done, and returned to their former ways of oppression and cruelty; which shows they were not hearty and sincere in their covenant: and caused the servants and the handmaids, whom they had let go free,
to return, and brought them into subjection for servants and for
handmaids;
which was done by force, contrary to the will of their servants and handmaids, and in violation of the law of God, and their own solemn oath and covenant.

Yēlìmǐshū 34:11 In-Context

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10 Suǒ you lì yuē de shǒulǐng hé zhòng mín jiù rén tāde púrén bìnǚ zìyóu chū qù , shuí yĕ bú zaì jiào tāmen zuò núpú . dàjiā dōu shùncóng , jiāng tāmen shìfàng le .

11 Hòulái què yòu fǎn huǐ , jiào suǒ rén qù zìyóu de púrén bìnǚ huí lái , miǎnqiǎng tāmen réng wèi pú bì .

12 Yīncǐ Yēhéhuá de huà líndào Yēlìmǐ shuō ,

13 Yēhéhuá Yǐsèliè de shén rúcǐ shuō , wǒ jiāng nǐmen de lièzǔ cóng Āijí dì wèi nú zhī jiā lǐng chūlai de shíhou , yǔ tāmen lì yuē shuō ,