Jer 10:17-18 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for Jer 10:17-22: 10:17-22 An announcement of judgment (10:17-18 ) is followed by a lament over what that judgment would mean (10:19-22 ). Summary for Jer 10:17-18: 10:17-18 This short decree about the coming exile is probably related to the first invasion of Judah by the Babylonians in 605 BC (see study note on Dan 1:1); however, it could also have applied to the invasions of 597, 586, or 581 BC , when some of the people of Judah were taken into exile (see Jer 52:28-30 ). • I will fling out all you: This expression might include the refugees who fled to nearby countries as well as the exiles taken to Babylon.

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eJer 52:28-30►

‏ Jeremiah 10:17-18

Summary for Jer 10:17-22: 10:17-22 ^a An announcement of judgment (10:17-18 ^b) is followed by a lament over what that judgment would mean (10:19-22 ^c).
Summary for Jer 10:17-18: 10:17-18 ^d This short decree about the coming exile is probably related to the first invasion of Judah by the Babylonians in 605 BC (see study note on Dan 1:1); however, it could also have applied to the invasions of 597, 586, or 581 BC, when some of the people of Judah were taken into exile (see Jer 52:28-30 ^e).

• I will fling out all you: This expression might include the refugees who fled to nearby countries as well as the exiles taken to Babylon.