Lamentationes 23:29

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et agent tecum in odio et tollent omnes labores tuos et dimittent te nudam et ignominia plenam, et revelabitur ignominia fornicationum tuarum, scelus tuum et fornicationes tuae.

Parallel Translations

Clementine Latin Vulgate (1592)
Et agent tecum in odio, et tollent omnes labores tuos, et dimittent te nudam et ignominia plenam : et revelabitur ignominia fornicationum tuarum, scelus tuum, et fornicationes tuæ.

Jerome's Latin Vulgate (405)
Et agent tecum in odio,
et tollent omnes labores tuos,
et dimittent te nudam et ignominia plenam:
et revelabitur ignominia fornicationum tuarum,
scelus tuum, et fornicationes tuæ.

Bible Verse Review
  from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge

deal: Ezekiel 23:25, Ezekiel 23:26, Ezekiel 23:45-47, Ezekiel 16:39, Deuteronomy 28:47-51, 2 Samuel 13:15

the nakedness: Ezekiel 23:18, Ezekiel 16:36, Ezekiel 16:37

Reciprocal: Jeremiah 4:30 - in vain Jeremiah 7:10 - come Jeremiah 13:26 - General Lamentations 1:8 - they Ezekiel 16:27 - delivered Ezekiel 23:10 - discovered Ezekiel 23:47 - the company Ezekiel 24:14 - according to thy ways Hosea 2:10 - now Nahum 3:5 - I will discover Revelation 2:22 - and them

Gill's Notes on the Bible

And they shall deal with thee hatefully,.... The Chaldeans should hate the Jews as much as before they loved them, when they came into the bed of love to them, Ezekiel 23:17 and as much as the Jews hated them; which they showed by their severe and rigorous usage of them, putting some to the sword, carrying the rest captive, and employing them in hard service and labour; and, which is still worse, and an aggravation of all this:

and shall take away all thy labour; whatever they got by labour, that they should not enjoy, but should be taken away from them:

and shall leave thee naked and bare: stripped of all the necessaries and conveniences of life:

and the nakedness of thy whoredoms shall be discovered, both thy lewdness and thy whoredoms; it shall then be manifest to all that thou hast been guilty of idolatry, and hast departed from the Lord thy God, which has caused him to bring these judgments upon thee for thy sins. The Targum paraphrases the latter part of the clause thus,

"the sins of thy wicked counsels, and thy pride.''

It seems to be a heap of words, to express the grossness of their idolatries, which now should be exposed.