Yeremia 38:25

Alkitab Terjemahan Lama

Maka apabila kedengaranlah kepada segala penghulu hal aku sudah berkata-kata dengan dikau, dan mereka itu datang mendapatkan dikau sambil katanya: Beritahulah kamipun barang yang telah kaukatakan kepada baginda itu, jangan kausembunyikan dia dari pada kami, maka tiada kami akan membunuh engkau, dan lagi apa titah baginda kepadamu?

Parallel Translations

Alkitab Terjemahan Baru
Apabila para pemuka mendengar, bahwa aku telah berbicara dengan engkau, lalu mereka datang meminta kepadamu: Beritahukanlah kepada kami apa yang telah kaukatakan kepada raja dan apa yang telah dikatakan raja kepadamu; janganlah sembunyikan kepada kami, supaya engkau jangan kami bunuh!,

Bahasa Indonesia Sehari-hari
Apabila para pemuka mendengar, bahwa aku telah berbicara dengan engkau, lalu mereka datang meminta kepadamu: Beritahukanlah kepada kami apa yang telah kaukatakan kepada raja dan apa yang telah dikatakan raja kepadamu; janganlah sembunyikan kepada kami, supaya engkau jangan kami bunuh!,

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Jeremiah 38:4-6, Jeremiah 38:27

Reciprocal: 2 Samuel 14:18 - Hide not

Gill's Notes on the Bible

But if the princes hear that I have talked to thee,.... Which the king suspected they would; and could hardly think but somebody or other would see him and the prophet talking together; who would be officious enough to go and acquaint the princes with it, though he had endeavoured to be as private as possible; however, to provide against the worst, he instructs Jeremiah what to say to them, should they hear of their being together:

and they come unto thee: as he did not doubt but they would, as soon as ever they had notice of it:

and say unto thee, declare unto us now what thou hast said unto the king; hide it not from us, and we will not put thee to death; also what the king said unto thee: the king knew how inquisitive they would be, and sift the prophet to the bottom, to know both what the prophet said to the king, about the state of affairs respecting the Chaldeans, and the surrender of the city to them, which they supposed to be the subject of the discourse; and what were the king's thoughts about it, and his determinations concerning it; and in order to make the prophet easy, and more free and open to tell the whole matter, he suggests they would promise him his life should not be taken away.