Het woord, dat de profeet Jeremias tot Baruk sprak, den zoon van Neri-ja, toen deze in het vierde jaar van Jojakim, den zoon van Josias en koning van Juda, deze woorden volgens mondelinge opgave van Jeremias te boek had gesteld. Zo spreekt Jahweh, Israëls God, over u, Baruk! Gij zegt: Wee mij! Want Jahweh hoopt nog smart op mijn jammer; Ik ben uitgeput van mijn zuchten, En rust vind ik niet! Dit moet ge hem zeggen: Zo spreekt Jahweh! Zie, wat Ik gebouwd heb, breek Ik weer af, Wat Ik geplant heb, ruk Ik uit! Zo handel Ik met heel de aarde: En gij zoudt grote dingen vragen? Verlang ze toch niet! Zie, wat Ik gebouwd heb, breek Ik weer af, Is de godsspraak van Jahweh! Maar u geef Ik lijfsbehoud tot uw buit, Op alle plaatsen, waar ge ook gaat!
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