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a full wind from these shall come for me: now will I also utter judgments against them.
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A Wind of Destruction
Commentators explain that the "full wind" is not a gentle breeze for winnowing grain but a destructive tempest. Unlike a farmer's wind that separates chaff from wheat, this wind symbolizes a judgment so severe it sweeps away everything, signifying total devastation rather than corrective cleansing.
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Jeremiah
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18th Century
Presbyterian
Or, as in the margin; that is, a stronger, more impetuous wind than those winds that serve to fan and cleanse the grain.
To me - Rath…
19th Century
Anglican
A full wind from those places. —Better, a wind fuller than those, or, fuller than for this ...<…
Baptist
What an awful line that is. Now also will I give sentence against them. They had been on their trial. They are found guilty.
They w…
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16th Century
Protestant
Jeremiah proceeds with the same prediction: he says that a terrible wind was coming, which would not only disperse or clear a…
17th Century
Reformed Baptist
Even a full wind from those places shall come unto me That is, a strong one, very vehement; or, "a wind which is ful…
The fierce conqueror of the neighboring nations was to make Judah desolate. The prophet was afflicted to see the people lulled into security by fal…
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13th Century
Catholic
1. Here he describes their arrival with regard to their progress on the route: it will be said, their arrival, a burn…
