Jeremiah 3: A Call for Faithless Israel to Return

God compares His people to an unfaithful wife and contrasts the exiled northern kingdom with Judah, whose turning back was only pretended. He calls His people to admit their guilt and return, promising faithful leaders, a reunited people back in their land, and healing, and the people end with confession.

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According to 3:16-18, what does God say would happen in the days when the people multiply in the land?

Jerusalem would be called the LORD's throne and the nations would gather thereJudah alone would return, while Israel stayed scattered in the northThe nations would be driven far away and kept out of JerusalemThe ark would be found and carried back into the temple with great joy