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Geremia 36:5

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5 Poi Geremia comandò a Baruc, dicendo: Io son rattenuto, io non posso entrare nella Casa del Signore.

Geremia 36:5 Meaning and Commentary

Jeremiah 36:5

And Jeremiah commanded Baruch, saying, I [am] shut up
In prison, according to Jarchi; but this is not likely, for then there would have been no occasion for an order to take him, ( Jeremiah 36:26 ) . Grotius thinks he was obliged by the king's order to stay at home; possibly he might be restrained by the Spirit of God, or had not freedom in his own mind to go abroad; there might be a restraint, an impulse upon his spirit, by the Spirit of God. Some think he was under some legal pollution, which made him unfit to go into the temple: for it follows: I cannot go into the house of the Lord:
labouring either under some bodily infirmity, or ceremonial defilement, or was forbidden by the king. What was the true cause is not certain; but so it was, that either he was discharged, or disabled, or disqualified, from going into the house of God.

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Geremia 36:5 In-Context

3 Forse ascolterà la casa di Giuda tutto il male che io penso di farle, per convertirsi ciascuno dalla sua via malvagia; ed io perdonerò loro la loro iniquità, e il lor peccato.
4 Geremia adunque chiamò Baruc, figliuolo di Neria; e Baruc scrisse nel rotolo da scrivere, di bocca di Geremia, tutte le parole del Signore, ch’egli avea dette.
5 Poi Geremia comandò a Baruc, dicendo: Io son rattenuto, io non posso entrare nella Casa del Signore.
6 Ma tu entravi, e leggi in presenza del popolo, nel rotolo che tu hai scritto di mia bocca, le parole del Signore, nella Casa del Signore, nel giorno del digiuno; leggile ancora in presenza di tutti que’ di Giuda che saranno venuti dalle lor città.
7 Forse la lor supplicazione caderà nel cospetto del Signore, e si convertiranno ciascuno dalla sua via malvagia; perciocchè l’ira, e il cruccio che il Signore ha pronunziato contro a questo popolo è grande.
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