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… , what desolation might have been averted! He should have said, I will obey the Lord, and save the city from utter ruin. I dare not disregard the commands of God …

… utter desolation.

… a desolation, a place never to be built up or inhabited—a witness to all generations of the certainty of God's judgments upon transgression.

… and desolating influence that tends toward despair and ruin. We lead others either upward to happiness and immortal life, or downward to sorrow and eternal …

… . The desolation of Jerusalem in the days of Jeremiah is a solemn warning to modern Israel, that the counsels and admonitions given them through chosen instrumentalities …

… a desolation, Jerusalem was to be laid waste and burned with fire, the temple that Solomon had built was to be destroyed, and the kingdom of Judah was to fall …

… , the desolation of Judea, and the utter ruin of the kingdom. He had been prophesying a long period of captivity in faraway Babylon. Already advanced in years …

… perpetual desolations.” Jeremiah 25:12. Favor would be shown the remnant of Judah, in answer to fervent prayer. “I will be found of you, saith the Lord: and I will …

… the desolations thereof, and to give us a wall in Judah and in Jerusalem.

… and desolation. The picture which Inspiration has given of the antediluvian world represents too truly the condition to which modern society is fast hastening …