Jeremiah 39
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Commentary
The fall of Jerusalem and the destruction of the temple was a devastating event for the Israelites. It marked the end of their independence and the beginning of their exile. Jeremiah had warned them of this consequence for years, but they refused to listen. Despite their disobedience, however, there is still hope. God promises to bring them back and restore them in the future, and this hope is a theme that is present throughout the book of Jeremiah. As we read this chapter, we are reminded of the consequences of disobedience and the importance of turning towards God in repentance.
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