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Geremia 52:6

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6 Nel nono giorno del quarto mese, essendo la fame grave nella città, talchè non vi era più pane per lo popolo del paese;

Geremia 52:6 Meaning and Commentary

Jeremiah 52:6

And in the fourth month, in the ninth [day] of the month
The month Tammuz F15, which answers to part of June and part of July; hence the fast of the fourth month, for the taking of the city, ( Zechariah 8:19 ) ; the famine was sore in the city, so that there was no bread for the
people of the land;
for the common people; though there might be some in the king's palace, and in the houses of princes and noblemen, and officers of the army; yet none for the soldiers, and the meaner sort of people; who therefore were disheartened and enfeebled, that they could not defend the city, or hold out any longer: the famine had been before this time, but was now increased to a prodigious degree, so that the people had no bread to eat; see ( Jeremiah 38:9 ) .


FOOTNOTES:

F15 T. Bab. Roshhashana, fol. 18. 2. & Taanith, fol. 28. 2.
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Geremia 52:6 In-Context

4 Laonde l’anno nono del suo regno, nel decimo giorno del decimo mese, Nebucadnesar, re di Babilonia, venne sopra Gerusalemme, con tutto il suo esercito, e vi si pose a campo, e fabbricò delle bastie contro ad essa, intorno intorno.
5 E la città fu assediata infino all’anno undecimo del re Sedechia.
6 Nel nono giorno del quarto mese, essendo la fame grave nella città, talchè non vi era più pane per lo popolo del paese;
7 ed essendo i Caldei penetrati dentro alla città, tutta la gente di guerra se ne fuggì, e uscì di notte della città, per la via della porta d’infra le due mura, ch’era volta verso l’orto del re, essendo i Caldei sopra la città d’ogn’intorno; e se ne andavano traendo verso il deserto.
8 Ma l’esercito de’ Caldei perseguitò il re, e raggiunse Sedechia nelle campagne di Gerico; e tutto il suo esercito si disperse d’appresso a lui.
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