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Geremia 50:3

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3 Perciocchè una nazione è salita contro a lei dal Settentrione, la quale metterà il paese di quella in desolazione, e non vi sarà più alcuno che abiti in lei; uomini, e bestie si son dileguati, se ne sono andati via.

Geremia 50:3 Meaning and Commentary

Jeremiah 50:3

For out of the north there cometh up a nation against her
The Medes and Persians, which under Cyrus were one nation; and which not only lay north of Judea, where this prophecy came, but of Babylon, against which they were to come; and might lay more north to it, before the enlargement of their dominions; and besides, Cyrus came through Assyria to Babylon, which lay north of it; see ( Isaiah 41:25 ) . Thus, as Rome Pagan was sacked and taken by the Goths and Vandals, that came out of the north; so Rome Papal, and the antichristian states, will be destroyed by the Christian princes of the north, or those who have embraced what the Papists call the northern heresy; tidings out of the north shall trouble antichrist, ( Daniel 11:44 ) ; which shall make her land desolate, and none shall dwell therein;
that is, in process of time; for this desolation was not made at once; it was begun by Cyrus, made greater by Darius, and completed by Seleucus Nicator; they shall remove, they shall depart, both man and beast;
or, "from man to beast" F4; such as were not slain should either flee away or be carried captive; so that in time none should remain, either of man or beast; see ( Isaiah 13:19-22 ) ; and for the accomplishment of it on mystical Babylon see ( Revelation 18:2 Revelation 18:21-23 ) .


FOOTNOTES:

F4 (hmhb dew Mdam) "ab homine et usque ad animal", Pagninus, Montanus; "ad bestiam", Schmidt.
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Geremia 50:3 In-Context

1 LA parola che il Signore pronunziò contro a Babilonia, contro al paese de’ Caldei, per lo profeta Geremia.
2 Annunziate fra le genti, e bandite, ed alzate la bandiera; banditelo, nol celate; dite: Babilonia è stata presa, Bel è confuso, Merodac è rotto in pezzi; le sue immagini sono confuse, i suoi idoli son rotti in pezzi.
3 Perciocchè una nazione è salita contro a lei dal Settentrione, la quale metterà il paese di quella in desolazione, e non vi sarà più alcuno che abiti in lei; uomini, e bestie si son dileguati, se ne sono andati via.
4 In que’ giorni, ed in quel tempo, dice il Signore, i figliuoli d’Israele, ed i figliuoli di Giuda verranno, tutti insieme, e andranno piangendo, e ricercheranno il Signore Iddio loro.
5 Domanderanno di Sion; per la via avranno volte là le facce; diranno: Venite, e congiungetevi al Signore per un patto eterno, che giammai non si dimentichi.
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