THEOSISJerome of Stridon
Thus declares the Lord regarding the prophets: Those who proclaim in My name but whom I have not commissioned, stating, "There will be neither sword nor famine in this land," will themselves face destruction by sword and famine. The nations to whom they foretold will wander through the streets of Jerusalem, afflicted by famine and the sword, with no one left to bury them, including their wives, sons, and daughters, as I pour out their wickedness upon them. Let the false prophets who mislead the people of God with false assurances of well-being take heed, lest they meet their own demise, and the misled populace faces the same fate.
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If they disregard God's commandments, they will be scattered through the streets of Jerusalem, succumbing to famine and the sword, leaving no one to inter their bodies, no ashes of repentance to veil their reproach. Indeed, the prophets and all the people, along with their families, will be left without mourners, becoming refuse. How many lay unburied in the streets of Jerusalem; how many recognize the evil they endure, a consequence of the Lord's wrath being poured out upon them.