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Geremia 26:21

Listen to Geremia 26:21
21 e quando il re Joiakim, tutti i suoi uomini prodi e tutti i suoi capi ebbero udito le sue parole, il re cercò di farlo morire; ma Uria lo seppe, ebbe paura, fuggì e andò in Egitto;

Geremia 26:21 Meaning and Commentary

Jeremiah 26:21

And when Jehoiakim the king, with all his mighty men
Either his courtiers, or his soldiers, or both: and all the princes, heard his words;
the words of the Prophet Urijah; not with their own ears very probably, but from the report of others: the king sought to put him to death;
as being a messenger of bad tidings, tending to dispirit his subjects, and allay the joy of his own mind upon his advancement to the throne: but when Urijah heard it, he was afraid, and fled, and went into
Egypt;
which some understand as a piece of prudence in him; but rather it was the effect of pusillanimity and cowardice: it seems to show want of faith and confidence in the Lord; and the fear of man, which brings a snare; and besides, it was no piece of prudence to go to Egypt, whatever it was to flee; since there was such an alliance between the kings of Egypt and Judah; and the latter, though dependent on the former, yet the king of Egypt would easily gratify him in delivering up a subject of his, and a person of such a character.

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Geremia 26:21 In-Context

19 Ezechia, re di Giuda, e tutto Giuda lo misero essi a morte? Ezechia non temette egli l’Eterno, e non supplicò egli l’Eterno sì che l’Eterno si pentì del male che aveva pronunziato contro di loro? E noi stiamo per fare un gran male a danno delle anime nostre".
20 Vi fu anche un altro uomo che profetizzò nel nome dell’Eterno: Uria, figliuolo di Scemaia di Kiriath-Jearim, il quale profetizzò contro questa città e contro questo paese, in tutto e per tutto come Geremia;
21 e quando il re Joiakim, tutti i suoi uomini prodi e tutti i suoi capi ebbero udito le sue parole, il re cercò di farlo morire; ma Uria lo seppe, ebbe paura, fuggì e andò in Egitto;
22 e il re Joiakim mandò degli uomini in Egitto, cioè Elnathan, figliuolo di Acbor, e altra gente con lui.
23 Questi trassero Uria fuori d’Egitto, e lo menarono al re Joiakim, il quale lo colpì con la spada, e gettò il suo cadavere fra le sepolture de’ figliuoli del popolo.
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