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Lamentaciones 3:7

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Lamentaciones 3:7 Meaning and Commentary

Lamentations 3:7

He hath hedged me about, that I cannot go out
When in prison, or in the dungeon, or during the siege of Jerusalem; though the phrase may only denote in general the greatness of his troubles, with which he was encompassed, and how inextricable they were; like a hedge about a vineyard, or a wall about a city, which could not easily be got over: he hath made my chain heavy;
his affliction intolerable. It is a metaphor taken from malefactors that have heavy chains put upon their legs, that they may not make their escape out of prison: or, "my brass" {g}; that is, chains, or a chain made of brass; so the Targum,

``he hath made heavy upon my feet fetters of brass.''

FOOTNOTES:

F7 (ytvxn) (calkon mou) Sept. "aes meum, [vel] chalybem meum", Piscator.
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Lamentaciones 3:7 In-Context

5 Edific贸 contra m铆, y cerc贸me de t贸sigo y de trabajo.
6 Asent贸me en oscuridades, como los ya muertos de mucho tiempo.
7 Cerc贸me por todos lados, y no puedo salir; agrav贸 mis grillos.
8 Aun cuando clam茅 y d铆 voces, cerro los o铆dos a mi oraci贸n.
9 Cerc贸 mis caminos con piedra tajada, torci贸 mis senderos.
The Reina-Valera Antigua (1602) is in the public domain.

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