Jeremiah 46:9
The Scripture
Chapter overview (whole chapter)
Jeremiah 46 opens the Lord's words against the Gentiles, beginning with Egypt and the army of Pharaoh Necho, which Nebuchadnezzar defeated at Carchemish in the fourth year of Jehoiakim. It summons Egypt to harness her horses and furbish her spears, then mocks her staggering army and declares that the Lord will bring disaster like the overflowing Nile, commanding her to flee and declaring her shame. The chapter foretells Nebuchadnezzar's invasion of Egypt and the desolation of her cities, and closes with a word of comfort to Jacob, promising that the Lord will save him from afar, correct him in measure, and make a full end of the nations but not of him.
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Nahum 2:3Nahum 2:4Genesis 10:6I Corinthians 1:8Ezekiel 27:10Nahum 3:9Acts 2:10Genesis 10:13I Chronicles 1:11Isaiah 66:19Jeremiah 30:5
I Chronicles 12:8II Chronicles 25:5II Samuel 1:21II Chronicles 17:17Ezekiel 39:20Nahum 2:3