1:17
Jeremiah’s commission includes three commands which combined commands, warnings and promises:

1. “Get yourself ready” – from the idiom “gird up your loins: which comes from the need to tie the long robe around the waist in order to work or run feely. This is seen in 1 Kings.18:46
   and 2 Kings 4:29.
2. “Stand up and Say to them whatever I command you” –
3. “Do not be terrified by them, or I will terrify you before them” – “terrify” is literally “to shatter” or “to break in pieces.” According to translators and commentators God is sayings:
1. “Trust me and do not let the people “shatter” you , or else I will “shatter” you myself!
2. “Don’t lose your nerve, or I will shatter your nerve” (J. Bright)
3. “Do not let your spirit break at sight of them, or I will break you.” (NEB)
4. “Do not be panicked, or I will give you something to fear!”
5. “Do not break down, or I will break you!” (NRSV

1:18
Jeremiah is given promises:

1. I have made you a fortified city – Jeremiah would be like a walled city that could not be broken into. Although Jerusalem’s walls would fall, Jeremiah’s walls would stand firm.
2. I have made you an iron pillar
3. I have made you a bronze wall to stand against the whole land
1. To stand against the kings of Judah
2. To stand against the officials of Judah
3. To stand against the priests of Judah
4. To stand against the people of Judah

These same images and metaphors, such as “bronze wall” and “iron pillar”, are used
by Thutmose the III to describe himself to present the appearance of being undefeatable.

1:19

1. They will fight you
2. They will not overcome you
3. I am with you
4. I will rescue you

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