C. F. Keil and Franz Delitzsch on Jeremiah 13:17
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Jeremiah13:17
Jer 13:17
Knowing their obstinacy, the prophet adds: if ye hear it (what I have declared to you) not, my soul shall weep. In the concealment, quo secedere lugentes amant, ut impensius flere possint (Chr. B. Mich.). For the pride, sc. in which ye persist. With tears mine eye shall run down because the flock of Jahveh, i.e., the people of God (cf. Zec 10:3), is carried away into captivity (perfect. proph).
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