How shall we sing the lord's song in a foreign land?
if i forget thee, o jerusalem, let my right hand forget [its skill].
let my tongue [cling] to the roof of my mouth, if i remember thee not; if i set not jerusalem above my chiefest joy.
—psalm 137, verses 4-6

what does this passage show about jews during the babylonian captivity?

a.)they felt happy to be in a new country.
b.)they wanted to forget their lives in israel.
c.)they missed their home of jerusalem.

the correct answer is a

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