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But your little ones, that you said should be a prey, them will I bring in, and they shall know the land which you have rejected.
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God's Ironic Reversal
Commentators highlight a profound irony in this verse. The Israelites used the excuse that their children would become 'a prey' to justify their rebellion. In a divine reversal, God declares that these very children will be the ones to inherit the Promised Land, while the faithless parents are barred. God turns their excuse into the very instrument of His promise.
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Reformed Baptist
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Presbyterian
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