The survivors pray for the LORD to remember their disgrace after Jerusalem’s fall. They describe lost inheritance, hunger, forced labor, social collapse, and ruined worship, then confess that the LORD reigns forever and plead, “Turn thou us unto thee,” while ending with unresolved sorrow.
The survivors pray for the LORD to remember their disgrace after Jerusalem’s fall. They describe lost inheritance, hunger, forced labor, social collapse, and ruined worship, then confess that the LORD reigns forever and plead, “Turn thou us unto thee,” while ending with unresolved sorrow.
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