Jeremiah 24: The Good and Bad Figs

After King Jeconiah and Judah’s leaders are deported to Babylon, Jeremiah sees a vision of a fine basket of figs and a rotten one. The good figs stand for the exiles, whom God promises to bring back and to give hearts that know Him, while Zedekiah and those left behind face ruin.

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What did the LORD promise to give the exiles, so that they would be His people and He would be their God (Jeremiah 24:7)?

A rebuilt temple in Babylon where they could keep offering sacrificesA new king from Jeconiah’s line to lead them home within two yearsHearts that would know Him as the LORD and turn to Him fullyWealth taken from the Chaldeans to pay for the journey back home