Jeremiah was given a challenging assignment that would illustrate Jehovah’s determination to bring to ruin the stubborn pride of Judah and Jerusalem.

13:1, 2

• The belt clinging to the waist symbolized the close relationship that was possible between Jehovah and the nation

13:3-5

• He hid it in the cleft of a crag, and he then returned to Jerusalem

13:6, 7

• The belt was ruined

13:8-11

• Jeremiah’s heartfelt obedience in what may have seemed trivial played a role in Jehovah’s efforts to reach the hearts of the people

E Jehova keghi mu iwinna nọ wegbe ne Jerimaia nọ ya rhiẹre maa wẹẹ irẹn gele muegbe nọ ya guọghọ agbẹnvbo e Juda kevbe Jerusalẹm rua rhunmwuda itengbemu ọghe iran.

13:1, 2

• Ukugba na gba ginna ẹkun keghi mudia ye asikẹgbe ne khuankhuankhuan ne agbẹnvbo ọghe Izrẹl te gu e Jehova mwẹ

13:3-5

• Ọ keghi ya rhiẹre lẹre ye uvun okuta, ẹre ọ na werriegbe gha rrie Jerusalẹm

13:6, 7

• Nene ukugba kẹkẹ nẹ

13:8-11

• Agharhemiẹn wẹẹ, ọ yevbe na ghee emwi nọ ma sẹ emwi ighẹ emwi ne Jehova wẹẹ ne Jerimaia ru, ọ na ya ekhọe hia ruẹ. Ọna keghi ru iyobọ ne Ivbi Izrẹl ya rẹn otọre ighẹ igiuhun ọghe Jehova