Jeremiah 43:11

Contemporary English Version 1995

He will attack Egypt and kill many of its people; others will die of disease or be dragged away as prisoners.

Cross References

Jeremiah 44:13

I punished Jerusalem with war, hunger, and disease, and that's how I will punish you.

Jeremiah 15:2

And when they ask where they are going, tell them that I, the Lord, have said: Some of you are going to die of horrible diseases. Others are going to die in war or from starvation. The rest will be led away to a foreign country.

Zechariah 11:9

Then I said, “I refuse to be your shepherd. Let the sheep that are going to die, go on and die, and those that are going to be destroyed, go on and be destroyed. Then let the others eat one another alive.”

Jeremiah 25:19

The second place I went was Egypt, where everyone had to drink from the cup, including the king and his officials, the other government workers, the rest of the Egyptians,

Ezekiel 5:12

A third of you will die here in Jerusalem from disease or starvation. Another third will be killed in war. And I will scatter the last third of you in every direction, then track you down and kill you.

Job 20:29

This is what God has decided for those who are evil.

Revelation 13:10

If you are doomed to be captured, you will be captured. If you are doomed to be killed by a sword, you will be killed by a sword. This means God's people must learn to endure and be faithful!

Jeremiah 25:15

The Lord God of Israel showed me a vision in which he said, “Jeremiah, here is a cup filled with the wine of my anger. Take it and make every nation drink some.

Jeremiah 42:22

And so, you will die in Egypt from war, hunger, and disease.

Ezekiel 29:11

No human or animal will even dare travel through Egypt, because no sign of life will be found there for 40 years.

Jeremiah 44:12

There were only a few of you left in Judah, and you decided to go to Egypt. But you will die such horrible deaths in war or from starvation, that people of other countries will use the name of Judah as a curse word.