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OET-RV by cross-referenced section JER 40:7

JER 40:7–40:12 ©

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Gidaliyas governor of Yehudah

Jer 40:7–12

2Ki 25:22–24

40:7 Gidaliyas governor of Yehudah

(2 Kgs 25:22-24)

7[ref] 8 9 10 11 12


22From those who the Babylonian King Nevukadnetstsar allowed to remain, he appointed Gedalyah (son of Shafan’s son Ahikam) over them. 23When all the army captains and their men heard that the Babylonian king had appointed Gedalyah, and they came to Gedaliah at Mitspah. This was Netanyah’s son Yishmael, Kareah’s son Yohanan, Tanhumet’s son Serayah the Netofatite, and the Maakatite’s son Yaazanyah,along with their men. 24Gedaliah made an agreement with them and their men, telling them, “Don’t be afraid of the Babylonian officials. Stay in the land and serve the Babylonian king, and he’ll be good to you.”

Collected OET-RV cross-references

2Ki 25:22-24:

22From those who the Babylonian King Nevukadnetstsar allowed to remain, he appointed Gedalyah (son of Shafan’s son Ahikam) over them. 23When all the army captains and their men heard that the Babylonian king had appointed Gedalyah, and they came to Gedaliah at Mitspah. This was Netanyah’s son Yishmael, Kareah’s son Yohanan, Tanhumet’s son Serayah the Netofatite, and the Maakatite’s son Yaazanyah,along with their men. 24Gedaliah made an agreement with them and their men, telling them, “Don’t be afraid of the Babylonian officials. Stay in the land and serve the Babylonian king, and he’ll be good to you.”