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TEAR THEMSELVES - Better as in the margin; “break broad for them.”
It was customary upon the death of a relative to fast, and for the
friends and neighbors after a decent delay to come and comfort the...
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THE COMING CALAMITIES: RESTORATION PROMISED, RUIN IMMINENT ON ACCOUNT
OF JUDAH'S SIN AND CONCERNING THE SABBATH (16-17)
CHAPTER 16
_ 1. The coming calamities (Jeremiah 16:1) _
2. The coming days of...
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JEREMIAH 16:1 TO JEREMIAH 17:18. THE COMING DISTRESS A PENALTY FOR
SIN. The prophet is forbidden to found a family, because of the coming
sorrows (_cf._ 1 Corinthians 7:29 ff.), in which death will be...
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MEN TEAR THEMSELVES. break [bread]. Hebrew. _paras,_ to break, used of
breaking bread, as in Isaiah 58:7; Ezekiel 24:17; Hosea 9:4, and
Revised Version. The _Ellipsis_, is wrongly supplied in Authoriz...
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_break_bread _for them_ The same verb as in Isaiah 58:7 ("deal").
There the word for bread (_leḥem_) stands in MT., and a very slight
change here would convert "for them" (Heb. _lahem_) into the same...
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NEITHER SHALL MEN TEAR THEMSELVES FOR THEM, &C.— _Neither shall men
break bread in mourning to comfort them,_ &c. Houbigant, &c. See John
11:19. Proverbs 31:6. Tobit orders his son to give bread on th...
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III. PROPHETIC CONDUCT Jeremiah 16:1-21
Jeremiah came through his personal crisis. He repented and God took
him back. Now that the rebellious prophet was humble and contrite, God
gives him further ins...
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Neither shall men tear themselves for them in mourning, to comfort
them for the dead; neither shall men give them the cup of consolation
to drink for their father or for their mother.
NEITHER SHALL...
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1-13. Selfdenial and an ascetic, life are to be the prophet's lot....
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TEAR _themselves_ FOR THEM] RV 'break bread for them.' The reference
here and in the rest of the v. is to the custom that the friends
should urge the mourners to eat and drink: cp. 2 Samuel 3:35; 2 Sa...
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NEITHER SHALL MEN TEAR THEMSELVES. — The marginal reading,
“Neither shall men _break bread for them,_” as in Isaiah 58:7;
Lamentations 4:4, gives the true meaning. We are entering upon another
region...
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וְ לֹֽא ־יִפְרְס֥וּ לָהֶ֛ם עַל
־אֵ֖בֶל לְ
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The controversy was immediately followed by a new charge to the
prophet. Jehovah called him to a life of personal asceticism,
commanding that he abstain from both mourning and mirth. That is to
say, h...
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Neither shall [men] tear [themselves] for them in mourning, to comfort
them for the dead; neither shall [men] give them the (d) cup of
consolation to drink for their father or for their mother.
(d) F...
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_Cup. Most exquisite things were sent on such occasions. (Buxtorf,
Syn. xxxv.) (Proverbs xxxi. 6., Tobias iv. 18., and John xi. 19.)_...
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I venture to read this precept given to Jeremiah concerning marriage
while in Babylon, both with a national and spiritual view. No
alliances were to be made by the people of God, with their idolatrous...
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With regard to the seventh verse, (161) we may learn from it what I
have already referred to, — that the Jews made funeral feasts, that
children and widows might receive some relief to their sorrow; f...
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In chapter 16 Jehovah teaches Jeremiah to avoid all family
relationships with this people, and to cease from all testimonies of
interest in what was going on among them. For He Himself had entirely
br...
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NEITHER SHALL MEN TEAR THEMSELVES,.... Either their flesh, or their
clothes: or, "stretch out" y; that is, their hands, and clap them
together, and wring them, as persons in great distress do: or
"div...
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Neither shall [men] tear [themselves] for them in mourning, to comfort
them for the dead; neither shall [men] give them the cup of
consolation to drink for their father or for their mother.
Ver. 7. _...
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_Neither shall men tear themselves for them_ According to this
translation the phrase alludes to another expression of immoderate
grief, which consisted in tearing their flesh with their nails. But
ac...
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TEAR THEMSELVES FOR THEM:
Or, break bread for them, as Ezekiel 24:17...
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1-9 The prophet must conduct himself as one who expected to see his
country ruined very shortly. In the prospect of sad times, he is to
abstain from marriage, mourning for the dead, and pleasure. Tho...
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OLBHeb;
NEITHER SHALL MEN TEAR THEMSELVES FOR THEM IN MOURNING TO COMFORT THEM
FOR THE DEAD: if we allow our translation here of the word odp with
the word supplied, _themselves_, it will be hard to g...
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Jeremiah 16:7 break H6536 (H8799) mourning H60 comfort H5162 (H8763)
dead H4191 (H8801) cup H3563 consolation...
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JEREMIAH WAS NOT TO TAKE A WIFE OR HAVE SONS AND DAUGHTERS, ATTEND
FUNERALS, OR PARTICIPATE IN FEASTING, AS A SIGN OF THE DEVASTATION
THAT WAS COMING ON JUDAH WHICH WOULD TRANSFORM LIFE FOR ALL ITS
IN...
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THE SECOND SIGN: ABSTENTION FROM MOURNING (JEREMIAH 16:5).
The second sign was to be seen as the abstention from mourning and
from attendance at funerals. Proper mourning for the dead was again
seen a...
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CONTENTS: Sign of the unmarried prophet, forecasting coming
calamities.
CHARACTERS: God, Jeremiah.
CONCLUSION: God often makes men's sins their punishment and fills the
backslider in heart with his...
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Jeremiah 16:2. _Thou shalt not take thee a wife in this place._ The
prohibition implies the honour of the state of matrimony, because it
respects the sentence against a devoted nation. Our Saviour giv...
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CRITICAL AND EXEGETICAL NOTES.—1. CHRONOLOGY OF THE CHAPTER. Chapter
s 16 and 17 form one prophecy. The taunt in chap. Jeremiah 17:15 shows
that this message from God was delivered before the capture...
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EXPOSITION
With this chapter should be taken the first eighteen verses of
Jeremiah 17:1. The heading of the Authorized Version well expresses
the contents of Jeremiah 17:1, provided that "the types" a...
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Shall we turn now to Jeremiah 16:1-21.
Now you remember that Jeremiah was just a young man when God called
him to this prophetic ministry. And so in chapter 16:
The word of the LORD came also unto me...
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Deuteronomy 26:14; Ezekiel 24:17; Hosea 9:4; Job 42:11; Proverbs 31:6
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Deal bread — It was a custom among them, when they had any friend,
that had lost his relations, to send them some meat (for among the
Hebrews all things they ate were called bread) and then to go and...