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Geremia 30:1-8

Listen to Geremia 30:1-8
1 La parola che fu rivolta a Geremia dall’Eterno, in questi termini:
2 "Così parla l’Eterno, l’Iddio d’Israele: Scriviti in un libro tutte le parole che t’ho dette;
3 poiché, ecco, i giorni vengono, dice l’Eterno, quando io ritrarrò dalla cattività il mio popolo d’Israele e di Giuda, dice l’Eterno, e li ricondurrò nel paese che diedi ai loro padri, ed essi lo possederanno".
4 Queste sono le parole che l’Eterno ha pronunziate riguardo ad Israele ed a Giuda.
5 Così parla l’Eterno: Noi udiamo un grido di terrore, di spavento, e non di pace.
6 Informatevi e guardate se un maschio partorisce! Perché dunque vedo io tutti gli uomini con le mani sui fianchi come donna partoriente? Perché tutte le facce son diventate pallide?
7 Ahimè, perché quel giorno è grande; non ve ne fu mai altro di simile; è un tempo di distretta per Giacobbe; ma pure ei ne sarà salvato.
8 In quel giorno, dice l’Eterno degli eserciti, io spezzerò il suo giogo di sul tuo collo, e romperò i tuoi legami; e gli stranieri non ti faran più loro schiavo;

Geremia 30:1-8 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO JEREMIAH 30

This chapter contains a prophecy of the call and conversion of the Jews in the latter day; which being a matter of moment and importance, and that it might continue, and be read hereafter, it is ordered to be written in a book, Jer 30:1,2; the thing itself is expressed by a return from captivity to their own land, Jer 30:3; but previous to this there would be most dreadful times, as never were the like, Jer 30:4-7; yet there would be a deliverance from them, and from the yoke of the oppressor; when the Jews should serve the Lord God, and the true Messiah, Jer 30:8,9; of which deliverance and salvation they are assured in the strongest terms, though all other nations should be made an end of, among whom they were, Jer 30:10,11; and though their ease might seem to be desperate, Jer 30:12-17; nevertheless they should be brought into a very comfortable and happy estate; their city rebuilt; their offspring increased; and religious worship established; and, above all, the Messiah should be made known to them as their King and Priest, and they appear to be the Lord's covenant people, Jer 30:18-22; and the chapter is concluded with threatening utter destruction to the wicked, Jer 30:23,24.

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