SEV Biblia, Chapter 45:3
Tú dijiste: ¡Ay de mí ahora! Porque me ha añadido el SEÑOR tristeza sobre mi dolor; trabajé en mi gemido, y no he hallado descanso.
Clarke's Bible Commentary - Jeremiah 45:3
Verse 3. Thou didst say, Wo is me note!] All that were the enemies of Jeremiah became his enemies too; and he needed these promises of support. The Lord hath added grief to my sorrow] He had mourned for the desolations that were coming on his country, and now he mourns for the dangers to which he feels his own life exposed; for we find, from chap. xxxvi. 26, that the king had given commandment to take both Baruch and Jeremiah, in order that they might be put to death at the instance of his nobles.
Matthew Henry Commentary
An encouragement sent to Baruch.
Baruch was employed in writing Jeremiah's prophecies, and reading them see Jer. 36, and was threatened for it by the king. Young beginners i religion are apt to be discouraged with little difficulties, which the commonly meet with at first in the service of God. These complaints an fears came from his corruptions. Baruch had raised his expectations to high in this world, and that made the distress and trouble he was in harder to be borne. The frowns of the world would not disquiet us, i we did not foolishly flatter ourselves with the hopes of its smiles and court and covet them. What a folly is it then to seek great thing for ourselves here, where every thing is little, and nothing certain The Lord knows the real cause of our fretfulness and despondency bette than we do, and we should beg of him to examine our hearts, and to repress every wrong desire in us __________________________________________________________________
Original Hebrew
אמרת 559 אוי 188 נא 4994 לי כי 3588 יסף 3254 יהוה 3068 יגון 3015 על 5921 מכאבי 4341 יגעתי 3021 באנחתי 585 ומנוחה 4496 לא 3808 מצאתי׃ 4672
