Baruch 4 - Meaning, Themes & Application

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37 verses | World English Bible — Catholic Edition

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Verses in Baruch 4

Baruch 4:1

This is the book of God’s commandments and the law that endures forever. All those who hold it fast will live, but those who leave it will die.

Baruch 4:6

You were not sold to the nations for destruction, but because you moved God to wrath, you were delivered to your adversaries.

Baruch 4:9

For she saw the wrath that came upon you from God, and said, “Listen, you who dwell near Zion; for God has brought upon me great mourning.

Baruch 4:12

Let no man rejoice over me, a widow and forsaken by many. For the sins of my children, I am left desolate, because they turned away from the law of God

Baruch 4:13

and had no regard for his statutes. They didn’t walk in the ways of God’s commandments or tread in the paths of discipline in his righteousness.

Baruch 4:14

Let those who dwell near Zion come and remember the captivity of my sons and daughters, which the Everlasting has brought upon them.

Baruch 4:15

For he has brought a nation upon them from afar, a shameless nation with a strange language, who didn’t respect old men or pity children.

Baruch 4:16

They have carried away the dear beloved sons of the widow, and left her who was alone desolate of her daughters.”

Baruch 4:20

I have put off the garment of peace, and put on the sackcloth of my petition. I will cry to the Everlasting as long as I live.

Baruch 4:22

For I have trusted in the Everlasting, that he will save you; and joy has come to me from the Holy One, because of the mercy that will soon come to you from your Everlasting Savior.

Baruch 4:23

For I sent you out with mourning and weeping, but God will give you to me again with joy and gladness forever.

Baruch 4:24

For as now those who dwell near Zion have seen your captivity, so they will shortly see your salvation from our God which will come upon you with great glory and brightness of the Everlasting.

Baruch 4:25

My children, suffer patiently the wrath that has come upon you from God, for your enemy has persecuted you; but shortly you will see his destruction and will tread upon their necks.

Baruch 4:27

Take courage, my children, and cry to God; for you will be remembered by him who has brought this upon you.

Baruch 4:35

For fire will come upon her from the Everlasting for many days; and she will be inhabited by demons for a long time.

Baruch 4:37

Behold, your sons come, whom you sent away. They come gathered together from the east to the west at the word of the Holy One, rejoicing in the glory of God.

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