Jerusalem is pictured as a lonely widow after the Babylonian destruction. The chapter mourns her lost glory, deserted feasts, exiled people, ruined sanctuary, and the painful recognition that the LORD’s judgment came because of persistent rebellion.
Jerusalem is pictured as a lonely widow after the Babylonian destruction. The chapter mourns her lost glory, deserted feasts, exiled people, ruined sanctuary, and the painful recognition that the LORD’s judgment came because of persistent rebellion.
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