Jeremías 33:3

3 “Clama a mí y te responderé, y te daré a conocer cosas grandes y ocultas que tú no sabes”.

Jeremías 33:3 Meaning and Commentary

Jeremiah 33:3

Call unto me, and I will answer thee
This is spoken not to Jerusalem, and the inhabitants of it; but to the prophet, encouraging him to seek the Lord by prayer, promising an answer to him. So the Targum,

``pray before me, and I will receive thy prayer:''

and show thee great and mighty things;
or, "fortified ones" ^F16; which are like fortified cities, that cannot easily be come at, unless the gates are opened to enter into; and designs such as are difficult of understanding, which exceed human belief, and which reason cannot comprehend and take in; and such are the great things of the Gospel. Some copies read it, "things reserved" ^F17; as the Targum; and so Jarchi, who interprets it of things future, of things reserved in the heart of God, and which he purposed to do; and very rightly: which thou knowest not;
until revealed; and from hence it appears, that by these great and hidden things are not meant the destruction of Jerusalem, and the seventy years' captivity, and return from that, things which Jeremiah had been made acquainted with time after time, and had prophesied of them; but spiritual blessings hereafter mentioned, some of which the deliverance from Babylon were typical of Ben Melech interprets these of comforts great and strong.

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FOOTNOTES:

F16 (twrub) "munita", Vatablus, Paganinus, Montanus; "fortia", Tigurine version.
F17 (twrun) "abstrusa", Junius & Tremellius, Piscator; "recondita", so some in Vatablus.

Jeremías 33:3 In-Context

1 La palabra del SEÑOR vino a Jeremías por segunda vez, cuando este aún se hallaba preso en el patio de la guardia:

2 «Así dice aquel cuyo nombre es el SEÑOR, el que hizo la tierra, y la formó y la estableció con firmeza:

3 “Clama a mí y te responderé, y te daré a conocer cosas grandes y ocultas que tú no sabes”.

4 Porque así dice el SEÑOR, Dios de Israel, acerca de las casas de esta ciudad y de los palacios de los reyes de Judá, que van a ser derribados para levantar defensas contra la espada y contra las rampas de asalto:

5 “Los babilonios vienen para atacar la ciudad y llenarla de cadáveres. En mi ira y furor he ocultado mi rostro de esta ciudad; la heriré de muerte a causa de todas sus maldades.