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In today's devotional reading @ Jeremiah 22:2 it is written
What to make of one Being (King Zedekiah in this case), sitting on another Being's throne (not Saul, who was Israel's 1st king but David, who God made a covenant with)?
It seems to mean the current occupant on the throne is NOT identified as the owner of the throne. It certainly is a way of speaking not common today. Thoughts?
‘King of Y’hudah occupying David’s throne, hear the word of Adonai — you, your servants and your people who enter through these gates.
CJB
What to make of one Being (King Zedekiah in this case), sitting on another Being's throne (not Saul, who was Israel's 1st king but David, who God made a covenant with)?
It seems to mean the current occupant on the throne is NOT identified as the owner of the throne. It certainly is a way of speaking not common today. Thoughts?