Jeremiah 1:11-14
what seest thou.Am 7:8; 8:2; Zec 4:2; 5:2I see a rod.Nu 17:8; Eze 7:10 Thou hast.De 5:28; 18:17; Lu 10:28; 20:39I will.39:1-18; 52:1-34; De 32:35; Eze 12:22,23,25,28; Am 8:2 the second time.Ge 41:32; 2Co 13:1,2I see.Eze 11:3,7; 24:3-14toward the north. Heb. from the face of the north. Out of.4:6; 6:1,22; 10:22; 31:8; 46:20; 50:9,41; Isa 41:25; Eze 1:4break forth. Heb. be opened.Ezekiel 2:9
an hand.8:3; Jer 1:9; Da 5:5; 10:10,16-18a roll.All ancient books were written so as to be rolled up: hence{volumen,} a volume, from {volvo,} I roll. 3:1; Heb 10:7; Re 5:1-5; 10:8-11Amos 7:4-7
shewed.1,7; Re 4:1called.This is supposed to denote the invasion of Tiglathpileser, which threatened entire destruction. 1:4,7; 4:11; 5:6; Ex 9:23,24; Le 10:2; Nu 16:35; Isa 27:4; 66:15,16Jer 4:4; 21:12; Joe 2:30; Mic 1:4; Na 1:6; Heb 1:7 cease.2; Ps 85:4; Isa 10:25for.2,3; Isa 1:9; Jer 30:19 Jud 2:18; 10:16; Ps 90:13; 135:14; Jer 26:19; Jon 4:2 a wall.2Sa 8:2; 2Ki 21:13; Isa 28:17; 34:11; La 2:8; Eze 40:3; Zec 2:1,2Re 11:1; 21:15Amos 8:2
Amos.7:8; Jer 1:11-14; Eze 8:6,12,17; Zec 1:18-21; 5:2,5,6A basket.De 26:1-4; 2Sa 16:1,2; Isa 28:4; Jer 24:1-3; 40:10; Mic 7:1the end.There is here not only an allusion to the nature of the summer fruit, which must be eaten as soon as gathered, but also a paronomasia upon the words {kayitz,} "summer fruit," and {ketz,} "an end." Jer 1:12; 5:31; La 4:18; Eze 7:2; 3:7,10; 12:23; 29:8I will not.7:8
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