Das Wort, welches der Prophet Jeremia zu Baruk, dem Sohne Nerijas, redete, als er diese Worte aus dem Munde Jeremias in ein Buch schrieb, im vierten Jahre Jojakims, des Sohnes Josias, des Königs von Juda, indem er sprach: So spricht Jehova, der Gott Israels, von dir, Baruk: Du sprichst: Wehe mir! Denn Jehova hat Kummer zu meinem Schmerze gefügt; ich bin müde von meinem Seufzen, und Ruhe finde ich nicht. So sollst du zu ihm sagen: So spricht Jehova: Siehe, was ich gebaut habe, breche ich ab; und was ich gepflanzt habe, reiße ich aus, und zwar das ganze Land. Und du, du trachtest nach großen Dingen für dich? Trachte nicht danach! Denn siehe, ich bringe Unglück über alles Fleisch, spricht Jehova; aber ich gebe dir deine Seele zur Beute an allen Orten, wohin du ziehen wirst.
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