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  • But from Jeremias this prophet Hananias had a prophet’s answer, there in the presence of the priests, and of all who stood by in the Lord’s house; (Jeremiah 28, 5)

  • At that, Hananias took the band from Jeremias’ neck and broke it, (Jeremiah 28, 10)

  • And Jeremias said no more, but passed on. Thus did Hananias break the band on the neck of his fellow prophet; and thereupon came the word of the Lord to Jeremias, (Jeremiah 28, 12)

  • Go and give Hananias this message from the Lord: Wooden yoke break, iron yoke make! (Jeremiah 28, 13)

  • This, too, Jeremias said to his fellow prophet, Listen, Hananias; errand from the Lord thou hast none, thou art cheating yonder people with false hopes. (Jeremiah 28, 15)

  • Hananias died that year, before seven months were over. (Jeremiah 28, 17)

  • Why does Jeremias of Anathoth go unrebuked, and prophesy among you still? (Jeremiah 29, 27)

  • Behold, says the divine promise, a time is coming when the city shall be rebuilt in the Lord’s honour, from Hananeel’s Tower as far as the Corner Gate; (Jeremiah 31, 38)

  • The Lord told me, he said, that my cousin Hanameel, son of Sellum, would come and ask me to buy in certain land of his at Anathoth, which was my duty as his next of kin. (Jeremiah 32, 7)

  • And as the Lord foretold, so it fell out; Hanameel came to my prison doors, and said, Pray buy in that field of mine at Anathoth in Benjamin; thou art the rightful heir, and thy duty it is, as next of kin, to buy it from me. Then I knew that I had received a divine warning, (Jeremiah 32, 8)

  • and buy it I did, this field at Anathoth, from Hanameel, that was son to my uncle Sellum. I paid him the price, that was but seventeen pieces of silver; (Jeremiah 32, 9)

  • all this I handed over to Baruch, son of Neri, son of Maasias, still in the presence of my cousin Hanameel, and the witnesses that had signed it, and the Jews who sat around me in the court where I was confined. (Jeremiah 32, 12)


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