A riddle of two great eagles and a vine portrays Babylon’s removal of Judah’s king, Zedekiah’s covenant with Babylon, and his later appeal to Egypt. Because Zedekiah breaks his sworn covenant, judgment follows; yet the LORD promises to plant a tender twig from the high cedar and make it a great tree.
A riddle of two great eagles and a vine portrays Babylon’s removal of Judah’s king, Zedekiah’s covenant with Babylon, and his later appeal to Egypt. Because Zedekiah breaks his sworn covenant, judgment follows; yet the LORD promises to plant a tender twig from the high cedar and make it a great tree.
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