In the conquering of Judea and the exiling of its people, many tens of thousands were killed or died of privation. This is recorded, in poetic verse, in Lamentations (1:3, 1:20, 2:12, 2:19 and 2:21, for example).
However, once the remnant reached Babylonia, things were better. Joiachin was given amnesty and honor (2 Kings 25:27-30); and Daniel became a highly placed official, as did Nehemiah and Mordecai. However, our traditions state that many of the exiled Jews did experience some poverty.
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However, once the remnant reached Babylonia, things were better. Joiachin was given amnesty and honor (2 Kings 25:27-30); and Daniel became a highly placed official, as did Nehemiah and Mordecai. However, our traditions state that many of the exiled Jews did experience some poverty.
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Additionally, there is corroboration for the conquest of Judah in the Babylonian Chronicle which seems to match the Biblical scenario.
