- Jeremiah 24 represents the prophet’s words following what destructive act involving both the royal family and the populace?
- Does the symbol of dates, one good and the other spoiled, call to mind any other dream of a similar nature in Biblical text?
- Does the vision (Jeremiah 24:6) portend “good things” for those who have been exiled?
- In Jeremiah 24:7, what is the name of Divinity and how does it reflect the first encounter between God and Mosheh?
- And, as to those who were not exiled but remained in the land (Jeremiah 24:8), to what are they compared and what will be their lot?
- Why would the prophet be more favorably inclined to those who have gone into exile rather than to those who have remained on the land?
