Jeremiah 29:1

"Jeremiah."

Key Reflection

The term "Jeremiah" in Jeremiah 29:1 refers to the prophet who delivered a letter to the exiled Israelites, urging them to seek the welfare of their new homeland and to build relationships within it, trusting that God’s purposes would ultimately be fulfilled. This context highlights the theme of trust and obedience even during exile, setting a precedent for faithful leadership in challenging times.

From the Scholars: Barnes' Notes

The residue of the ciders -i. e., such of the elders as were still alive.

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