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Geremia 10:7

Listen to Geremia 10:7
7 Chi non ti’ temerebbe, o Re delle genti? conciossiachè questa ti si convenga; perciocchè, fra tutti i savi delle genti, e in tutti i regni loro, non vi è alcun pari a te.

Geremia 10:7 Meaning and Commentary

Jeremiah 10:7

Who would not fear thee, O King of nations?
&c.] Not that the fear of him among the nations was general, or that he was owned by them as their King; but inasmuch as of right he was their King, so he ought to have been feared and reverenced by them; and it was an instance of great stupidity and ingratitude not to do it. The Targum renders it,

``King of all people;''
and the Syriac version, "King of all worlds"; some reference seems to be had to this passage in ( Revelation 15:3 Revelation 15:4 ) , where, instead of "King of nations", the Lord is called "King of saints"; and there refers to a time when he will be feared, that is, worshipped and served by all nations, as he ought to be: for to thee doth it appertain;
that is, fear belongs to him, it is his due; and this, with keeping the commandments of God, is the whole duty of man. The Vulgate Latin version is, "thine is the glory"; honour or praise, as the Syriac version; and so Jarchi interprets it of beauty or glory; but the Targum,
``thine is the kingdom;''
and so Kimchi; and to which agrees the Arabic version. Forasmuch as among all the wise men of the nations, and in all their
kingdoms, there is none like unto thee;
that is, among all the wise kings of the nations, and all their wise counsellors, there is none like unto God for wisdom, or for glory and majesty; there is none of them that has such a kingdom as he has, or that governs it as he does; and as all their power and government, so all that wisdom by which they manage their political affairs, are from him.
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Geremia 10:7 In-Context

5 Son tratti diritti, a guisa di palma, e non parlano; convien portarli attorno, perchè non possono camminare; non temiate di loro; perciocchè non possono far danno alcuno, ed altresì in lor potere non è di fare alcun bene.
6 Non vi è niuno pari a te, o Signore; tu sei grande, ed il tuo Nome è grande in forza.
7 Chi non ti’ temerebbe, o Re delle genti? conciossiachè questa ti si convenga; perciocchè, fra tutti i savi delle genti, e in tutti i regni loro, non vi è alcun pari a te.
8 E tutti insieme sono insensati, e pazzi; il legno è un ammaestramento di vanità.
9 L’argento, che si distende col martello, è addotto di Tarsis, e l’oro di Ufaz; sono opera di fabbro, e lavorio di mani di orafo; il lor vestimento è giacinto e porpora; essi tutti sono lavoro d’uomini industriosi.
The Giovanni Diodati Bible is in the public domain.

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