Ieremia 33:10

Romanian Cornilescu Translation

Aşa vorbeşte Domnul: ,,Se vor mai auzi iarăş în locul acesta despre care ziceţi că este pustiu, că nu mai are oameni nici dobitoace, se vor mai auzi iarăş în cetăţile lui Iuda şi pe uliţele Ierusalimului, pustiite, lipsite de oameni, de locuitori, de dobitoace,

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which ye: Jeremiah 32:36, Ezekiel 37:11

Reciprocal: 1 Kings 8:34 - forgive the sin 2 Chronicles 36:22 - that the word Nehemiah 9:5 - bless Psalms 69:35 - build Psalms 107:7 - that they Isaiah 49:19 - thy waste Jeremiah 1:15 - and against Jeremiah 2:15 - his cities Jeremiah 4:7 - to Jeremiah 7:34 - to cease Jeremiah 25:10 - voice of mirth Jeremiah 30:19 - out Jeremiah 32:42 - so Jeremiah 34:22 - and I will Lamentations 1:4 - all her gates Lamentations 5:21 - renew Ezekiel 12:19 - that her Ezekiel 36:33 - wastes Zechariah 1:16 - I am Zechariah 2:4 - Jerusalem

Gill's Notes on the Bible

Thus saith the Lord, again there shall be heard in this place,.... This is to be connected with the beginning of

Jeremiah 33:11; and what follows to be put in a parenthesis:

which ye say [shall be] desolate without man and without beast: as in

Jeremiah 32:43; the destruction of it being now certain and inevitable; and by which such desolation would be made throughout the country, that very few men or cattle would be left:

[even] in the cities of Judah, and in the streets of Jerusalem, that are desolate; as they were already, the country being in the hands of the enemy, and the city almost depopulated by the sword, famine, and pestilence, and just about to be delivered up: and so

without man, and without inhabitant, and without beast; neither inhabited by man or beast; which is an hyperbolical exaggeration of the miserable condition of the city, and country; expressing the unbelief and despair of the Jews, at least of some of them, ever seeing better times: whereas, be it so, that this was or would be the case; yet here should be heard again, in the times of the Messiah, when he should appear in Judea, and his Gospel be preached there, from whence it should go into all the world, what follows:

Barnes' Notes on the Bible

Which ye say shall be desolate - Of which ye say, It is desolate ... The prophet first sees Judaea silent and desolate during the 70 years’ captivity: and then describes the two things, men and cattle, without which land is valueless.