And I will make thee to pass with thine enemies,.... Not Jeremiah, but the Jews, to whom these words are continued. The meaning is, that they should go along with the Chaldeans out of their own land into theirs:into a land which thou knowest not; the land of Babylon; and there is another reading of the words in the margin, "I will cause thee to serve thine enemies , in a land that thou knowest not"; which is followed by the Targum, Septuagint, Syriac, and Arabic versions.
Some render the words, "I will bring thine enemies from, or through, a land that thou knowest not" ; the place from whence they came, and those through which they came, being at a great distance:for a fire is kindled in mine anger, which shall burn upon you; meaning the wrath of God, compared to fire, which was kindled and excited by their sins, and which would continue upon them until it had destroyed them.
ytdehw "et servire faciam". "Et adducam inimicos tuos de terra quam nescis", V. L.