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What does the Bible say about Jesus weeping for Jerusalem?

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Jesus expresses deep sorrow for Jerusalem, lamenting over its rejection of Him and the prophets.

In Luke 13:34-35, Jesus laments over Jerusalem, repeating its name to emphasize His affection and sadness for the city that has consistently rejected His messengers. He passionately desires to gather the people as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, showcasing His heart for their protection and salvation. This lament reveals both the love of Christ for His people and His anguish over their sinful rebellion, highlighting the tragic consequences of rejecting divine grace.
Scripture References: Luke 13:34-35

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O Jerusalem, Jerusalem
Peter L. Meney · Feb 24, 2026
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