BBE Image Bible : Scripture in Images Jeremiah 34:17
17. And so the Lord has said, You have not given ear to me and undertaken publicly, every man to let loose his countryman and his neighbour: see, I undertake to let loose against you the sword and disease and need of food; and I will send you wandering among all the kingdoms of the earth.
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BBE summary for : Jeremiah 34
Summary: Jeremiah chapter 34 addresses the consequences of the people's disobedience and the failure of King Zedekiah to uphold God's commands. The chapter begins with God's message to Zedekiah concerning the impending siege of Jerusalem by Nebuchadnezzar and the Babylonian forces. God instructs Zedekiah to surrender and promises that his life will be spared. A significant theme in this chapter is the concept of covenant fidelity, as the Israelites had previously made a covenant to free their Hebrew slaves but failed to uphold this agreement. When they reneged on their promise, God expressed His displeasure, highlighting the importance of honoring commitments. The chapter concludes with God declaring judgment on those who broke the covenant, illustrating His expectation for integrity and justice. Ultimately, this chapter emphasizes the dire consequences of disobedience to God's commands and the serious nature of covenant relationships within the community of faith.
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