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Aggeo 2:21

Listen to Aggeo 2:21
21 Parla a Zorobabel, governatore di Giuda, dicendo: Io scrollerò il cielo, e la terra;

Aggeo 2:21 Meaning and Commentary

Haggai 2:21

Speak to Zerubbabel, governor of Judah
The former discourse or prophecy chiefly related to the people, for their encouragement in building; this is directed to the prince over them, to support him under all the changes and revolutions made in the world; that he should be regarded by the Lord in a very tender manner, and his government continued, as a type of Christ and his kingdom: saying, I will shake the heavens and the earth;
make great commotions, changes, and revolutions in the world, by wars, and otherwise: the Persian kingdom being subdued by the Grecian; the Grecian by the Romans; the Roman empire by the Goths and Vandals; and the antichristian states, both Papal and Mahometan, by the vials of God's wrath poured out upon them, by means of Christian princes: such revolutions are often designed by the shaking of the heavens, especially by earthquakes in the book of the Revelation; see ( Revelation 6:14 ) ( 8:5 ) ( 11:13 ) ( 16:18 ) .

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Aggeo 2:21 In-Context

19 Vi era egli più grano ne’ granai? fino alla vite, e al fico, e al melagrano e all’ulivo, nulla ha portato; ma da questo giorno innanzi io vi benedirò.
20 E LA parola del Signore fu indirizzata la seconda volta ad Aggeo, nel ventesimoquarto giorno del mese, dicendo:
21 Parla a Zorobabel, governatore di Giuda, dicendo: Io scrollerò il cielo, e la terra;
22 e sovvertirò il trono de’ regni, e distruggerò la forza de’ reami delle genti; e sovvertirò i carri, e quelli che saranno montati sopra; e i cavalli, e i lor cavalieri, saranno abbattuti, ciascuno per la spada del suo fratello.
23 In quel giorno, dice il Signor degli eserciti, io ti prenderò, o Zorobabel, figliuolo di Sealtiel, mio servitore, dice il Signore; e ti metterò come un suggello; perciocchè io ti ho eletto, dice il Signor degli eserciti.
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