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Jeremías 25:17-28

Listen to Jeremías 25:17-28
17 TomĂ© de la mano del SEÑOR la copa, y se la di a beber a todas las naciones a las cuales el SEÑOR me enviĂł:
18 a Jerusalén y a las ciudades de Judå, a sus reyes y a sus jefes, para convertirlos en ruinas, en motivo de horror, burla y maldición, como hoy se puede ver.
19 También se la di a beber al faraón, rey de Egipto, y a sus siervos y jefes y a todo su pueblo;
20 a todos los forasteros, a todos los reyes del paĂ­s de Uz, y a todos los reyes del paĂ­s de los filisteos: a los de AscalĂłn, Gaza y EcrĂłn, y a los sobrevivientes de Asdod;
21 a Edom y Moab, y a los hijos de AmĂłn;
22 a todos los reyes de Tiro y de SidĂłn; a todos los reyes de las costas al otro lado del mar;
23 a DedĂĄn, TemĂĄ y Buz; a todos los pueblos que se rapan las sienes;
24 a todos los reyes de Arabia; a todos los reyes de las diferentes tribus del desierto;
25 a todos los reyes de Zimri, Elam y Media;
26 a todos los reyes del norte, cercanos o lejanos entre sí, y a todos los reinos que estån sobre la faz de la tierra. Y después de ellos beberå el rey de Sesac.[a]
27 «TĂș les dirĂĄs: “AsĂ­ dice el SEÑOR Todopoderoso, el Dios de Israel: ‘Beban, emborrĂĄchense, vomiten y caigan para no levantarse mĂĄs, por causa de la espada que estoy por mandar contra ustedes’”.
28 Pero si se niegan a tomar de tu mano la copa y beberla, tĂș les dirĂĄs: “AsĂ­ dice el SEÑOR Todopoderoso: ‘¡TendrĂĄn que beberla!’

Jeremías 25:17-28 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO JEREMIAH 25

This chapter contains a prophecy of the destruction of Judea by the king of Babylon; and also of Babylon itself, after the Jews' captivity of seventy years; and likewise of all the nations round about. The date of this prophecy is in Jer 25:1; when the prophet puts the Jews in mind of the prophecies that had been delivered unto them by himself and others, for some years past, without effect, Jer 25:2-7; wherefore they are threatened with the king of Babylon, that he should come against them, and strip them of all their desirable things; make their land desolate, and them captives for seventy years, Jer 25:8-11; at the expiration of which he in his turn shall be punished, and the land of Chaldea laid waste, and become subject to other nations and kings, Jer 25:12-14; and by a cup of wine given to all the nations round about, is signified the utter ruin of them, and who are particularly mentioned by name, Jer 25:15-26; which is confirmed by beginning with the city of Jerusalem, and the destruction of that, Jer 25:27-29; wherefore the prophet is bid to prophesy against them, and to declare the Lord's controversy with them, and that there should be a slaughter of them from one end of the earth to the other, Jer 25:30-33; upon which the shepherds, kings, and rulers of them, are called to lamentation and howling, Jer 25:34-38.

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  • [a] Sesac es un criptograma que alude a Babilonia.

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