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PARALLEL BIBLE - Jeremiah 18:2


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King James Bible - Jeremiah 18:2

Arise, and go down to the potter's house, and there I will cause thee to hear my words.

World English Bible

Arise, and go down to the potter's house, and there I will cause you to hear my words.

Douay-Rheims - Jeremiah 18:2

Arise, and go down to the potter's house, and there thou shalt hear my words.

Webster's Bible Translation

Arise, and go down to the potter's house, and there I will cause thee to hear my words.

Original Hebrew

קום
6965 וירדת 3381 בית 1004 היוצר 3335 ושׁמה 8033 אשׁמיעך 8085 את 853 דברי׃ 1697

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Jer 13:1; 19:1,2 Isa 20:2 Eze 4:1-5:1 Am 7:7 Heb 1:1

SEV Biblia, Chapter 18:2

Levántate, y vete a casa del alfarero, y allí te haré oír mis palabras.

Clarke's Bible Commentary - Jeremiah 18:2

Verse 2. Go down to the pottter's
house] By this similitude God shows the absolute state of dependence on himself in which he has placed mankind. They are as clay in the hands of the potter; and in reference to every thing here below, he can shape their destinies as he pleases. Again; though while under the providential care of God they may go morally astray, and pervert themselves, yet they can be reclaimed by the almighty and all-wise Operator, and become such vessels as seemeth good for him to make. In considering this parable we must take heed that in running parallels we do not destroy the free agency of man, nor disgrace the goodness and supremacy of God.
Matthew Henry Commentary
God's power over his creatures is represented by the potter. (Jer 18:1-10) The Jews exhorted to repentance, and judgments foretold. (Jer 18:11-17) The prophet appeals to God. (Jer. 18:18-23)

Jer. 18:1-10 While Jeremiah looks upon the potter's work, God dart into his mind two great truths. God has authority, and power, to for and fashion kingdoms and nations as he pleases. He may dispose of us a he thinks fit; and it would be as absurd for us to dispute this, as for the clay to quarrel with the potter. But he always goes by fixed rule of justice and goodness. When God is coming against us in judgments, we may be sure it is for our sins; but sincere conversion from the evil of sin will prevent the evil of punishment, as to persons, and to families, and nations.

Jer. 18:11-17 Sinners call it liberty to live at large; whereas for man to be a slave to his lusts, is the very worst slavery. They forsoo God for idols. When men are parched with heat, and meet with cooling refreshing streams, they use them. In these things men will not leave certainty for an uncertainty; but Israel left the ancient path appointed by the Divine law. They walked not in the highway, in whic they might travel safely, but in a way in which they must stumble: suc was the way of idolatry, and such is the way of iniquity. This mad their land desolate, and themselves miserable. Calamities may be borne if God smile upon us when under them; but if he is displeased, an refuses his help, we are undone. Multitudes forget the Lord and his Christ, and wander from the ancient paths, to walk in ways of their ow devising. But what will they do in the day of judgment!

Jer. 18:18-23 When the prophet called to repentance, instead of obeyin the call, the people devised devices against him. Thus do sinners dea with the great Intercessor, crucifying him afresh, and speaking agains him on earth, while his blood is speaking for them in heaven. But the prophet had done his duty to them; and the same will be our rejoicin in a day of evil __________________________________________________________________


Original Hebrew

קום 6965 וירדת 3381 בית 1004 היוצר 3335 ושׁמה 8033 אשׁמיעך 8085 את 853 דברי׃ 1697


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