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Geremia 15:7

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7 Benchè io li abbia sventolati con la ventola nelle porte del paese, ed abbia deserto, e distrutto il mio popolo, non però si son convertiti dalle lor vie.

Geremia 15:7 Meaning and Commentary

Jeremiah 15:7

I will fan them with a fan in the gates of the land
Either of their own land, the land of Judea; and so the Septuagint version, "in the gates of my people"; alluding to the custom of winnowing corn in open places; and by fanning is meant the dispersion of the Jews, and their being carried captive out of their own land into other countries: or of the land of the enemy, into their cities, as the Targum paraphrases it; gates being put for them frequently; whither they should be scattered by the fan of the Lord; for what was done by the enemy, as an instrument, is ascribed to him: I will bereave them of children;
which shall die of famine, or pestilence, or by the sword, or in captivity: I will destroy my people; which must be when children are cut off, by which families, towns, cities, and kingdoms, are continued and kept up; and this he was resolved to do, though they were his people: since they return not from their ways;
their evil ways, which they had gone into, forsaking the ways of God, and his worship: or, yet they return not from their ways
F4; though fanned with the fan of affliction, bereaved of their children, and threatened with destruction: it expresses their obstinate continuance in their evil ways, and the reason of God's dealing with them as above.


FOOTNOTES:

F4 (wbv al Mhykrdm) "et tamen a viis suis non sunt reversi", V. L. Diodatus, Genevenses.
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Geremia 15:7 In-Context

5 Perciocchè, o Gerusalemme, chi avrebbe pietà di te? chi si condorrebbe teco? o chi si rivolgerebbe per domandarti del tuo bene stare?
6 Tu mi hai abbandonato, dice il Signore, e te ne sei ita indietro; io altresì stenderò la mano sopra te, e ti distruggerò; io sono stanco di pentirmi.
7 Benchè io li abbia sventolati con la ventola nelle porte del paese, ed abbia deserto, e distrutto il mio popolo, non però si son convertiti dalle lor vie.
8 Le sue vedove sono state da me moltiplicate, più che la rena de’ mari; io ho loro addotto in pien mezzodì un guastatore contro alla madre de’ giovani; io ho fatto di subito cader sopra lei turbamento e spaventi.
9 Quella che avea partoriti sette figliuoli è divenuta fiacca, l’anima sua ha ansato io suo sole è tramontato, mentre era ancora giorno; è stata confusa e svergognata; ancora darò il lor rimanente alla spada, all’arbitrio de’ lor nemici, dice il Signore.
The Giovanni Diodati Bible is in the public domain.

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