For thus hath the LORD said, The whole land shall be desolate; yet will I not make a full end.
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The verse 27 is found in chapter 4 of Jeremiah. The prophet personally expresses the pain of witnessing the devastation of the land. The vision moves from ruined cities to trembling mountains and darkened skies, eventually presenting Jerusalem as a distressed woman. The language combines prophetic observation and lament, showing that announcing judgment does not mean viewing it with indifference.
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Compare Jeremiah 4:27 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.
Denn so spricht der HERR: Das ganze Land soll wüst werden, und ich will's doch nicht gar aus machen.
Porque así dijo Jehová: Toda la tierra será asolada; mas no haré consumación.
Porque así dice Jehová: «Toda la tierra quedará desolada, pero no la destruiré por completo.
Car ainsi parle l'Eternel: Tout le pays sera dévasté; Mais je ne ferai pas une entière destruction.
Perciocchè, così ha detto il Signore: Tutto il paese sarà desolato, ma non farò ancora fine.
Porque assim diz o SENHOR: Toda esta terra será assolada; de todo, porém, não a consumirei.
耶和華如此說:「全地必然荒涼, 我卻不毀滅淨盡。
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