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Jeremiah Rescued from the Cistern
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Jeremiah Rescued from the Cistern

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Jeremiah is drawn up from a sunken cistern by ropes while armed men and royal attendants gather beside the pit. A crowned ruler in richly adorned garments stands over the rescue, commanding the moment with an outstretched hand as the prophet emerges from confinement. The ancient city walls, palace court, weapons, and attendants place the scene within the political tension of Judah near the fall of Jerusalem.

The subject reflects Jeremiah 38, when the prophet was cast into a muddy cistern for declaring the word of the Lord during siege and national crisis. Through the intervention of Ebed-melech and the king’s command, Jeremiah was lifted from deathlike imprisonment. The scene speaks to faithful witness under persecution, God’s preservation of His servant, and the cost of proclaiming truth before rulers.
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Keywordscistern   ebed-melech   jeremiah   prophet   rescue   Zedekiah  
Secondary Keywordsfaithful witness   jerusalem   judah   old testament   persecution   royal court   siege  
Tertiary Keywordsbiblical history   king   palace   ropes  
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Jeremiah 38:7-13  

Jeremiah 38

7 When Ebed-melech the Ethiopian, a eunuch who was in the king's house, heard that they had put Jeremiah into the cistern—the king was sitting in the Benjamin Gate— 8 Ebed-melech went from the king's house and said to the king, 9 “My lord the king, these men have done evil in all that they did to Jeremiah the prophet by casting him into the cistern, and he will die there of hunger, for there is no bread left in the city.” 10 Then the king commanded Ebed-melech the Ethiopian, “Take thirty men with you from here, and lift Jeremiah the prophet out of the cistern before he dies.” 11 So Ebed-melech took the men with him and went to the house of the king, to a wardrobe in the storehouse, and took from there old rags and worn-out clothes, which he let down to Jeremiah in the cistern by ropes. 12 Then Ebed-melech the Ethiopian said to Jeremiah, “Put the rags and clothes between your armpits and the ropes.” Jeremiah did so. 13 Then they drew Jeremiah up with ropes and lifted him out of the cistern. And Jeremiah remained in the court of the guard.

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Jeremiah is drawn up from a sunken cistern by ropes while armed men and royal attendants gather beside the pit. A crowned ruler in richly adorned garments stands over the rescue, commanding the moment with an outstretched hand as the prophet emerges from confinement. The ancient city walls, palace court, weapons, and attendants place the scene within the political tension of Judah near the fall of Jerusalem.

The subject reflects Jeremiah 38, when the prophet was cast into a muddy cistern for declaring the word of the Lord during siege and national crisis. Through the intervention of Ebed-melech and the king’s command, Jeremiah was lifted from deathlike imprisonment. The scene speaks to faithful witness under persecution, God’s preservation of His servant, and the cost of proclaiming truth before rulers. by S. M. Davis

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