Löydetty 1909 Tulokset: King Zedekiah
When that time comes, Juda shall find deliverance, none shall disturb Jerusalem’s rest; and the name given to this king shall be, The Lord vindicates us.✻ (Jeremiah 33, 16)
The word of the Lord came to Jeremias at the time when king Nabuchodonosor of Babylon, at the head of his own army, with vassal kingdoms and peoples to aid him, levied war on Jerusalem and its daughter cities. (Jeremiah 34, 1)
This was the message sent by the Lord God of Israel: Go and warn Sedecias, king of Juda, in my name that I mean to hand over this city to the Babylonian king, who will burn it to the ground. (Jeremiah 34, 2)
And add this besides: Thou thyself wilt not escape from him; they will catch thee, sure enough, and hand thee over to him; thou and the king of Babylon shall have speech together, meet face to face, and to Babylon thou shalt go. (Jeremiah 34, 3)
Wouldst thou but listen, King Sedecias of Juda, to the Lord’s bidding!✻ Die by the sword, he tells thee, thou shouldst not; (Jeremiah 34, 4)
peaceful thy death should be, and they should make such burning for thee as they made for thy fathers that reigned before thee, raise such cries of lamentation, Alas, what a king was this! This is my promise to thee, the Lord says. (Jeremiah 34, 5)
All this king Sedecias of Juda must hear from the prophet Jeremias, there in Jerusalem; (Jeremiah 34, 6)
Here is another message the Lord entrusted to Jeremias, and this was the occasion of it. King Sedecias had bound the citizens of Jerusalem by a covenant; (Jeremiah 34, 8)
Sedecias, king of Juda, and his nobles, shall fall into the hands of pitiless enemies, the armies of Babylon, that now give you a respite. (Jeremiah 34, 21)
it was only when king Nabuchodonosor of Babylon marched against us that we were fain to take shelter in Jerusalem from threats of Chaldaean and Syrian; that is why we make our abode in Jerusalem. (Jeremiah 35, 11)
Get thyself a scroll, and write down on it all the warnings I have uttered against Israel and Juda, and against the other nations of the world, ever since I first spoke to thee under king Josias. (Jeremiah 36, 2)
When all the reading was over, they looked each at other in amazement, and told Baruch all this must be brought to the king’s ears. (Jeremiah 36, 16)
