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Polyglot Bible: Jeremiah: Jeremiah 32

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This is a biblical text presenting two passages from the Book of Jeremiah in parallel: Jeremiah 32 in an interlinear King James Version format (with Strong's concordance numbers embedded), and a portion of Jeremiah 25 in Greek (Septuagint/LXX). The Jeremiah 32 passage narrates Jeremiah's symbolic land purchase — while Jerusalem is under Babylonian siege and Jeremiah is imprisoned for his prophecies, God instructs him to buy his cousin's field in Anathoth as a sign that normal economic life will resume after exile. The chapter pairs this concrete legal transaction (with detailed documentation of the deed of sale) against Jeremiah's extended prayer acknowledging God's power and Israel's long history of disobedience as the cause of the impending fall of Jerusalem. The divine response promises both imminent destruction and ultimate restoration — including a future "everlasting covenant" where God will plant his people in the land with a unified heart. The Septuagint excerpt (Jeremiah 25 in Hebrew ordering, chapter 32 in LXX ordering) presents the "cup of wrath" oracle, in which God commands Jeremiah to make all nations drink from a cup of divine judgment, listing nations from Egypt to Persia who will reel, vomit, and fall before God's sword. The interlinear format with Strong's numbers makes this a study-Bible or exegetical resource rather than devotional reading, aimed at those doing word-level analysis of the Hebrew and Greek texts.

Polyglot Bible: Jeremiah: Jeremiah 32

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