There is none to plead thy cause, that thou mayest be bound up: thou hast no healing medicines.
The verse belongs to the message about the restoration of Israel that Jeremiah was instructed to write in a book. That book was written immediately after the exchange of letters between Jeremiah and the elders of Israel in captivity. More than sixty years later, in the first year of Darius the Mede, Daniel prayerfully studied that book of chapters thirty and thirty-one in the books together with the prophecies of chapter twenty-five. Through that study he understood the number of the seventy years appointed for the desolations of Jerusalem while he was perplexed over how the seventy-year captivity related to the twenty-three hundred years to pass before the cleansing of the sanctuary.
The verse belongs to the message about the restoration of Israel that Jeremiah was instructed to write in a book. That book was written immediately after the exchange of letters between Jeremiah and the elders of Israel in captivity. More than sixty years later, in the first year of Darius the Mede, Daniel prayerfully studied that book of chapters thirty and thirty-one in the books together with the prophecies of chapter twenty-five. Through that study he understood the number of the seventy years appointed for the desolations of Jerusalem while he was perplexed over how the seventy-year captivity related to the twenty-three hundred years to pass before the cleansing of the sanctuary.