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“I Will Raise Up One Shepherd”Pure Worship of Jehovah—Restored At Last!
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The first great eagle represented King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon (See paragraph 6)
But Zedekiah despised his oath; he rebelled against Babylon and turned to the Egyptian Pharaoh (the second “great eagle”) for military help, but to no avail.
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“I Will Raise Up One Shepherd”Pure Worship of Jehovah—Restored At Last!
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Next, a second “great eagle” appears. The roots of the vine reach “eagerly toward” the second eagle, seeking to be transplanted by it to another well-watered spot. Jehovah condemns the vine’s actions, indicating that its roots would be torn out and that it would “dry up completely.”
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Messianic Prophecy—The Majestic Cedar TreePure Worship of Jehovah—Restored At Last!
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3. Zedekiah rebels against Jehovah and turns to Egypt for military help
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