From their youth (see on Jeremiah 3:24, Jeremiah 3:25; Jeremiah 22:21). The children of Israel, in the first half of the verse, must have a narrower sense than in the second half. The fall of Jerusalem is the climax of the series of punishments which the two separated and yet (in God's sight) united portions of the people of Israel have had to undergo.
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Jeremiah 32:30
Jeremiah 32:30
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