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Geremia 48:13-23

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13 E Moab sarà confuso di Chemos, come la casa d’Israele è stata confusa di Betel, lor confidanza.
14 Come dite voi: Noi siam forti, ed uomini di valore per la guerra?
15 Moab è deserto, e le sue città son perite, e la scelta de’ suoi giovani è scesa all’uccisione, dice il Re, il cui Nome è: Il Signor degli eserciti.
16 La calamità di Moab è presta a venire, e il suo male si affretta molto.
17 Condoletevi con lui, voi suoi circonvicini tutti; e voi tutti, che conoscete il suo nome, dite: Come è stato rotto lo scettro di fortezza, la verga di gloria?
18 O figliuola abitatrice di Dibon, scendi del seggio di gloria, e siedi in luogo arido; perciocchè il guastatore di Moab è salito contro a te, egli ha disfatte le tue fortezze.
19 O abitatrice di Aroer, fermati in su la strada, e riguarda; domanda colui che fugge, e colei che scampa; di’: Che cosa è avvenuto?
20 Moab è confuso, perciocchè è stato rotto; urlate, e gridate; annunziate in su l’Arnon che Moab è stato guasto;
21 e che il giudicio è venuto sopra la contrada della pianura, sopra Holon, e sopra Iasa, e sopra Mefaat;
22 e sopra Dibon, e sopra Nebo, e sopra Bet-diblataim;
23 e sopra Chiriataim, e sopra Bet-gamul, e sopra Bet-meon;

Geremia 48:13-23 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO JEREMIAH 48

This chapter contains a prophecy of the destruction of Moab, and of the mourning that should be for it; and not only its destruction in general is predicted, but particular places are mentioned, on which it should fall, Jer 48:1-5; the causes of which were their confidence in their works and riches, their carnal ease and security, and their idolatry, they should now be ashamed of, Jer 48:6-13; and this destruction is represented both as certain and as near, notwithstanding their mighty warriors and choice young men, Jer 48:14-17; and then other cities are particularly named, that should share in the calamity, Jer 48:18-25; and all this because of their insolence to the Lord; their contempt of his people; their pride, arrogance, and haughtiness; their wrath, and their lies, Jer 48:26-30; and this destruction is further exaggerated by the lamentation of the prophet over Moab in general, and over several particular cities; and by the lamentation of the inhabitants of them, because of the spoiling of their vines, their fruits, and their riches, Jer 48:31-39; and this is confirmed by the Lord, as to the swiftness of the enemy that should destroy them; the consternation and fear that should seize them; the flight they should be put to; and the consumption and captivity of them, Jer 48:40-46; and the chapter is concluded with a promise of the return of their captivity in the latter day, Jer 48:47.

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