Yeremia 5:15

Bahasa Indonesia Sehari-hari

Sesungguhnya, Aku akan mendatangkan suatu bangsa dari jauh menyerang kamu, hai kaum Israel, demikianlah firman TUHAN, suatu bangsa yang kokoh kuat, suatu bangsa dari dahulu kala, suatu bangsa yang tidak engkau kenal bahasanya, dan yang tidak engkau mengerti apa yang dikatakannya.

Parallel Translations

Alkitab Terjemahan Baru
Sesungguhnya, Aku akan mendatangkan suatu bangsa dari jauh menyerang kamu, hai kaum Israel, demikianlah firman TUHAN, suatu bangsa yang kokoh kuat, suatu bangsa dari dahulu kala, suatu bangsa yang tidak engkau kenal bahasanya, dan yang tidak engkau mengerti apa yang dikatakannya.

Alkitab Terjemahan Lama
Bahwa sesungguhnya Aku akan mendatangkan atas kamu suatu bangsa dari jauh, hai orang isi rumah Israel, demikianlah firman Tuhan, ia itu suatu bangsa yang kuat dan yang asal dari dahulukala, suatu bangsa yang tiada kamu ketahui akan bahasanya dan yang tiada kamu mengerti perkataannya.

Contextual Overview

¹⁰ Climbe vp vpon their walles, beate them downe, and destroy them not vtterly: take away their battlementes, because they are not the lordes. ¹¹ For vnfaithfully hath the house of Israel and Iuda forsaken me, saith the Lorde. ¹² They haue denied the Lorde and sayde, It is not he [that loketh vpon vs] tushe, there shall no misfortune come vpon vs, we shall see neither sworde nor hunger. ¹³ As for the warning of the prophetes, it is but wynde, yea there is not the worde of God in them: such thynges shall happen vnto them selues. ¹⁴ Wherfore thus saith the Lorde God of hoastes, Because ye speake such wordes, beholde, the wordes that are in thy mouth wyll I turne to fire, and make the people to be wood, that the fire may consume them. ¹⁵ Lo, I wyll bryng a people vpon you from farre, O house of Israel, saith the Lorde, a mightie people, an olde people, a people whose speache thou knowest not, neither vnderstandest what they say. ¹⁶ Their arrowes are sodayne death, yea they them selues be very giauntes. ¹⁷ This people shall eate vp thy fruite and thy meate, yea they shall deuour thy sonnes & thy daughters, thy sheepe and thy bullockes, they shall eate vp thy grapes and figges: As for thy strong and well defensed cities wherin thou didst trust, they shall bryng to pouertie, and that through the sworde. ¹⁸ Neuerthelesse, I wyll not then haue done with you, saith the Lorde. ¹⁹ But if they say, wherfore doth the Lorde our God all this vnto vs? Then aunswere them: because that lyke as ye haue forsaken me, & serued straunge gods in your lande, euen so shal ye serue straungers out of your lande.

Bible Verse Review
  from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge

I will: Jeremiah 1:15, Jeremiah 4:16, Jeremiah 6:22, Jeremiah 25:9, Deuteronomy 28:49, Isaiah 5:26, Isaiah 29:3, Isaiah 29:6

O house: Jeremiah 5:11, Jeremiah 2:26, Jeremiah 9:26, Isaiah 5:7, Ezekiel 18:31, Matthew 3:9, Matthew 3:10

a mighty: Daniel 2:37, Daniel 2:38, Daniel 7:7, Habakkuk 1:5-10

a nation: Isaiah 28:11, Isaiah 33:19, 1 Corinthians 14:21

Reciprocal: Genesis 11:7 - may Psalms 81:5 - where Isaiah 39:3 - They are Isaiah 42:24 - General Jeremiah 10:22 - the noise Jeremiah 20:8 - I cried Jeremiah 22:7 - I Ezekiel 9:2 - six Ezekiel 11:9 - and deliver Amos 6:14 - I will Habakkuk 1:6 - I raise Habakkuk 1:9 - for Zechariah 7:14 - whom

Cross-References

1 Chronicles 1:2
Kenan, Mahalchel, Iared.

Gill's Notes on the Bible

Lo, I will bring a nation upon you from far,.... From Babylon, as in Jeremiah 4:16:

O house of Israel, saith the Lord; though the house of Israel is generally taken for the ten tribes, especially when distinguished from the house of Judah; yet here it seems to design the Jews, the posterity of Jacob, or Israel in the land of Judea; for Israel, or the ten tribes, were carried captive into Assyria before this time:

it is a mighty nation; strong and powerful; so mighty that they would not be able to oppose them, and stand before them: "it is an ancient nation"; the Babylonish monarchy was the most ancient; it began in the times of Nimrod, Genesis 10:10 and therefore must be a nation of great power and experience that had so long subsisted, and consequently must be formidable to others:

a nation whose language thou knowest not; which was the Syriac language: this, it is plain, was not known by the common people among the Jews in Hezekiah's time, though some of the chief men understood it; wherefore Rabshakeh, the king of Assyria's general, would not deliver his railing speech in the Syriac language, which only the princes understood; but in the Hebrew language, the language of the common people, 2 Kings 18:26, though, after the captivity, this language was understood by the Jews, and was commonly spoken by them, as it was in our Lord's time:

neither understandest what they say; so would be barbarians to each other; nor could they expect any mercy from them, or that quarters would be given them, when their petitions for favour and life could not be understood.

Barnes' Notes on the Bible

Israel is not put here for the ten tribes, but for the whole house of Jacob, of which Judah was now the representative.

Mighty - “permanent, enduring.” The word is the usual epithet of the rocks Numbers 24:21, and of ever-flowing streams Deuteronomy 21:4, Hebrew). It describes therefore a nation, whose empire is firm as a rock, and ever rolling onward like a mighty river. The epithet “ancient” refers simply to time.

Whose laguage thou knowest not - This would render them more pitiless, as they would not understand their cries for mercy.

Clarke's Notes on the Bible

Verse Jeremiah 5:15. I will bring a nation — The Scythians, says Dahler; the Babylonians, whose antiquity was great, that empire being founded by Nimrod.

Whose language thou knowest not — The Chaldee, which, though a dialect of the Hebrew, is so very different in its words and construction that in hearing it spoken they could not possibly collect the meaning of what was said.