- The opening verses summarize what has happened — basically a refusal to “listen” to whom?
- Now, the latest transgression is the refusal to do what?
- Is idol worship being practiced by the Jewish group in Egypt?
- What, then, is to become of the Jews in Egypt (Jeremiah 44:12)?
- What is the response to Jeremiah?
- According to the “argument” in Jeremiah 44:17-18, idol worship brought peace and plenty. When did the troubles ensue?
- Jeremiah (Jeremiah 44:23) clearly indicates that inefficacious “worship” is unaccompanied by what?
- The proof, as set forth in Jeremiah 44:29-30, is what?
- Historically, did the events involving Egypt and Babylonia unfold as Jeremiah anticipates?
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