Jeremiah 24

Jeremiah 24

God gives Jeremiah a vision of two baskets of figs placed before the Temple. The good figs represent the exiles already taken to Babylon (like Daniel and Ezekiel), whom God will watch over and bring back to the land. The bad figs represent King Zedekiah and the people left in Jerusalem, whom God will destroy with the sword, famine, and pestilence. This vision teaches that the true hope for the nation lies not with the people remaining in the land, but with the community that has gone into captivity.

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Psalms 43

David asks God for justice and light. He prays for deliverance and hopes to return to the altar to praise God, the source of his joy.

Psalms 44

The nation laments their present defeat, contrasting it with God's mighty acts in the past. They insist they have not forgotten God yet suffer defeat.

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