Betrayal and Disappointment: God expresses His sense of betrayal by the people of Israel, who have not lived up to the covenant they had with Him. This feeling is encapsulated in the comparison of their deeds to those of Adam, who also broke a covenant with God.
Desire for Repentance: There's a clear call for repentance, where God desires the people to return to Him and emphasizes that He wants their steadfast love rather than mere ritual sacrifices.
Compassion and Hope: Despite the harsh criticism and expression of disappointment, there is also a message of hope and redemption. God talks about healing, reviving, and restoring the people if they return to Him earnestly.
Frustration: God expresses frustration over the inconsistency and fleeting devotion of the people, likened to the morning mist and early dew that disappear quickly.