Jeremiah 32:35 meaning

In a moment filled with despair and impending doom for Jerusalem, God reveals to Jeremiah the root of the nation's sins—the abhorrent practice of child sacrifice and idol worship. This passage serves not only as a condemnation of Judah’s actions but also as a stark reminder of the gravity of turning away from divine directives. The people are described as having caused Judah to sin, leading them to provoke God to anger. During Jeremiah's ministry, prophetic warnings were met with apathy, culminating in their abandonment of faith and morality.