Jeremiah 23:33–40
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33The Lord said to me, “Jeremiah, when one of my people or a prophet or a priest asks you, ‘What is the Lord’s message?’ you are to tell him, ‘You are a burdena to the Lord, and he is going to get rid of you.’ 34If any of my people or a prophet or a priest even uses the words ‘the Lord’s burden’, I will punish them and their families. 35Instead, they should each ask their friends and relatives, ‘What answer has the Lord given? What has the Lord said?’ 36So they must no longer use the words ‘the Lord’s burden’, because if anyone does, I will make my message a real burden to him. The people have perverted the words of their God, the living God, the Lord Almighty. 37Jeremiah, ask the prophets, ‘What answer did the Lord give you? What did the Lord say?’ 38And if they disobey my command and use the words ‘the Lord’s burden’, then tell them that 39I will certainly pick them upb and throw them far away from me, both them and the city that I gave to them and their ancestors. 40I will bring on them everlasting shame and disgrace that will never be forgotten.”
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