Jeremiah 7:2
Stand <05975> [A.M. 3394. B.C. 610. Stand.]
Listen <08085> [Hear.]
passed through <0935> [that enter.]
Jeremiah 7:23
Obey <08085> [Obey.]
God <0430> [and I.]
well <03190> [that it.]
Jeremiah 9:10
mountains <02022> [the mountains.]
pastures <04999> [habitations. or, pastures. because.]
scorched <03341> [burned up. or, desolate. so.]
birds <05775> [both, etc. Heb. from the fowls even to, etc.]
Jeremiah 11:4
charged ....................................... commanded <06680> [I commanded.]
iron-smelting <01270> [iron.]
Obey <08085> [Obey.]
people <05971> [ye be.]
Jeremiah 11:6
Announce <07121> [Proclaim.]
Listen <08085> [Hear.]
Jeremiah 11:8
listen <08085> [obeyed.]
stubborn inclinations <08307> [imagination. or, stubbornness.]
brought <0935> [therefore.]
Jeremiah 13:11
cling ......... bound <01692> [I caused.]
fame <08034> [for a name.]
obey <08085> [but.]
Jeremiah 19:3
Listen ......................................... hears <08085> [Hear.]
ears <0241> [his ears.]
Jeremiah 29:19
Jeremiah 32:23
took possession <03423> [possessed.]
obey <08085> [but.]
do ........ do <06213> [they have.]
disaster <07451> [therefore.]
Jeremiah 34:14
Every <07093> [At the.]
sold <04376> [been sold. or, sold himself.]
ancestors <01> [but.]
It appears from this and several other passages, that the sabbatical year had been wholly neglected some centuries before the captivity; and the author of the second book of Chronicles (ch. 36:21) assigns this as a reason for the captivity, "that the land might enjoy her sabbaths." Now, if we reckon the seventy years' captivity as a punishment for this neglect, it will follow that the law on this subject had been disregarded for about 490 years.
Jeremiah 36:31
punish <06485> [punish. Heb. visit upon.]
bring <0935> [will bring.]
heed <08085> [but.]
Jeremiah 40:11
Judeans <03064> [all the Jews.]
Jeremiah 42:15
so determined <07760> [If.]
If ye are determined to go into Egypt, the evils which ye dreaded by staying in your own land shall overtake and destroy you there; "and there shall ye die." God turned the policy of the wicked to their own destruction; for while they thought themselves safe in Egypt, there Nebuchadnezzar destroyed both them and the Egyptians.
Jeremiah 49:20
what <06098> [the counsel.]
Teman <08487> [Teman.]
little ones ........... land <06810 05116> [Surely.]
The prophet having given the name of the shepherd to the generals of the army, pursues the same metaphor, calling the common soldiers, "the least of the flock;" who shall have strength and courage enough to the defeat the Idumean forces.
land <05116> [make.]
Jeremiah 50:45
listen <08085> [hear.]
little ones <06810> [the least.]
land <05116> [surely he.]
We have already adverted to the completion of the prophecies respecting the final destruction of Babylon, (on Isa 13:18,) and shall only add a few more observations, in order to shew more clearly the full accomplishment of some of these predictions. Strabo says that in his time (about the Christian era) a great part of it was a desert. Jerome says that in his time (cir. A.D. 340) it was quite in ruins, the walls merely serving for an inclosure for wild beasts, for the hunting of the kings of Parthia: and modern travellers universally concur in describing it in a state of utter desolation, and the habitation of wild beasts and noxious reptiles.
