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Lamentations 2:7

Listen to Lamentations 2:7
7 Le Seigneur a dĂ©daignĂ© son autel, repoussĂ© son sanctuaire; Il a livrĂ© entre les mains de l'ennemi les murs des palais de Sion; Les cris ont retenti dans la maison de l'Eternel, Comme en un jour de fĂȘte.

Lamentations 2:7 Meaning and Commentary

Lamentations 2:7

The Lord hath cast off his altar
Whether of incense, or of burnt offerings; the sacrifices of which used to be acceptable to him; but now the altar being cast down and demolished, there were no more offerings; nor did he show any desire of them, but the reverse: he hath abhorred his sanctuary;
the temple; by suffering it to be profaned, pulled down, and burnt, it looked as if he had an abhorrence of it, and the service in it; as he had, as it was performed without faith in Christ, love to him, or any view to his glory; see ( Isaiah 1:13 Isaiah 1:14 ) ; he hath given up into the hand of the enemy the walls of her palaces;
both the walls of the sanctuary, and the walls of the houses of the kin, and princes; especially thee former are meant, both by what goes before and follows: they have made a noise in the house of the Lord, as in the day of a
solemn feast;
that is the enemy, the Chaldeans, made a noise in the temple, blaspheming God, that had dwelt in it; insulting over the people of God, that had worshipped there; rejoicing in their victories over them; singing their "paeans" to their gods, and other profane songs; indulging themselves in revelling and rioting; making as great a noise with their shouts and songs as the priests, Levites, and people of Israel did, when they sung the songs of Zion on a festival day. The Targum is,

``as the voice of the people of the house of Israel, that prayed in the midst of it in the day of the passover.''
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Lamentations 2:7 In-Context

5 Le Seigneur a été comme un ennemi; Il a dévoré Israël, il a dévoré tous ses palais, Il a détruit ses forteresses; Il a rempli la fille de Juda de plaintes et de gémissements.
6 Il a dĂ©vastĂ© sa tente comme un jardin, Il a dĂ©truit le lieu de son assemblĂ©e; L'Eternel a fait oublier en Sion les fĂȘtes et le sabbat, Et, dans sa violente colĂšre, il a rejetĂ© le roi et le sacrificateur.
7 Le Seigneur a dĂ©daignĂ© son autel, repoussĂ© son sanctuaire; Il a livrĂ© entre les mains de l'ennemi les murs des palais de Sion; Les cris ont retenti dans la maison de l'Eternel, Comme en un jour de fĂȘte.
8 L'Eternel avait résolu de détruire les murs de la fille de Sion; Il a tendu le cordeau, il n'a pas retiré sa main sans les avoir anéantis; Il a plongé dans le deuil rempart et murailles, Qui n'offrent plus ensemble qu'une triste ruine.
9 Ses portes sont enfoncĂ©es dans la terre; Il en a dĂ©truit, rompu les barres. Son roi et ses chefs sont parmi les nations; il n'y a plus de loi. MĂȘme les prophĂštes ne reçoivent aucune vision de l'Eternel.
The Louis Segond 1910 is in the public domain.

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