In the eighteenth year of Nebuchadrezzar he carried away captive from Jerusalem eight hundred thirty and two persons:
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The verse 29 is found in chapter 52 of Jeremiah. The final verses record the deaths of leaders, the number of deportees, and finally the favorable treatment received by Jehoiachin in Babylon. The book ends without the reconstruction of Jerusalem, but neither is the Davidic line completely erased. Jehoiachin’s elevation leaves a small sign of continuity after judgment and exile.
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Im achtzehnten Jahr aber des Nebukadnezars achthundert und zweiunddreißig Seelen aus Jerusalem;
En el año dieciocho hizo Nabudonosor, trasportar de Jerusalem ochocientas treinta y dos personas:
en el año dieciocho de Nabucodonosor, ochocientas treinta y dos personas de Jerusalén;
la dix-huitième année de Nebucadnetsar, il emmena de Jérusalem huit cent trente-deux personnes;
L’anno diciottesimo del suo regno, menò in cattività di Gerusalemme, ottocentrentadue anime;
No ano décimo oitavo de Nabucodonosor, ele levou cativas de Jerusalém oitocentas e trinta e duas pessoas.
尼布甲尼撒 十八年從 耶路撒冷 擄去八百三十二人;
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