Now Pashur the son of Immer the priest, who was also chief governor in the house of the LORD, heard that Jeremiah prophesied these things.
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The verse 1 is found in chapter 20 of Jeremiah. Pashhur beats and imprisons Jeremiah because of his preaching. The prophet responds by symbolically changing his name and announcing that he and Jerusalem will experience the terror he proclaims. The scene demonstrates that the prophetic message can provoke persecution precisely because it threatens the security of those controlling religious institutions.
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Compare Jeremiah 20:1 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
Da aber Pashur, ein Sohn Immers, der Priester, der zum Obersten im Hause des HERRN gesetzt war, Jeremia hörte solche Worte weissagen,
Y Pashur sacerdote, hijo de Immer, que presidía por príncipe en la casa de Jehová, oyó a Jeremías que profetizaba estas palabras.
El sacerdote Pasur, hijo de Imer, oficial principal de la casa de Jehová, oyó a Jeremías profetizar estas palabras.
Paschhur, fils d'Immer, sacrificateur et inspecteur en chef dans la maison de l'Eternel, entendit Jérémie qui prophétisait ces choses.
OR Pashur, figliuolo d’Immer, sacerdote, ch’era soprantendente, e conduttore nella Casa del Signore, udì Geremia, che profetizzava queste parole.
E PASUR, filho de Imer, o sacerdote, que havia sido nomeado presidente na casa do SENHOR, ouviu a Jeremias, que profetizava estas palavras.
音麥 的兒子 巴施戶珥 祭司作耶和華殿的總管,聽見 耶利米 預言這些事,
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