Geremia 29:2

2 dopo che il re Jeconia, la regina, gli eunuchi, i principi di Giuda e di Gerusalemme, i falegnami e i fabbri furono usciti da Gerusalemme.

Geremia 29:2 Meaning and Commentary

Jeremiah 29:2

After that Jeconiah the king
Of Judah; the same with Jehoiachin, who was carried captive into Babylon when he had reigned but three months: and the queen;
not Jeconiah's wife, for he had none; but his mother, whose name was Nehushta, and who was carried captive with him, ( 2 Kings 24:8 2 Kings 24:12 ) ; and the eunuchs;
or "chamberlains" to the queen; the Targum calls them princes; these were of the king's household, his courtiers; and such persons have been everywhere, and in all ages, court favourites: and the princes of Judah and Jerusalem;
the noblemen and grandees of the nation: and the carpenters, and the smiths, were departed from Jerusalem;
whom Nebuchadnezzar took with him, partly for his own use in his own country; and partly that the Jews might be deprived of such artificers, that could assist in fortifying their city, and providing them with military weapons; (See Gill on Jeremiah 24:1).

Geremia 29:2 In-Context

1 Or queste son le parole della lettera che il profeta Geremia mandò da Gerusalemme al residuo degli anziani in cattività, ai sacerdoti, ai profeti e a tutto il popolo che Nebucadnetsar avea menato in cattività da Gerusalemme in Babilonia,

2 dopo che il re Jeconia, la regina, gli eunuchi, i principi di Giuda e di Gerusalemme, i falegnami e i fabbri furono usciti da Gerusalemme.

3 La lettera fu portata per man di Elasa, figliuolo di Shafan, e di Ghemaria, figliuolo di Hilkia, che Sedekia, re di Giuda, mandava a Babilonia da Nebucadnetsar, re di Babilonia. Essa diceva:

4 Così parla l’Eterno degli eserciti, l’Iddio d’Israele, a tutti i deportati ch’egli ha fatto menare in cattività da Gerusalemme in Babilonia:

5 Fabbricate delle case e abitatele; piantate de’ giardini e mangiatene il frutto;