THEOSISTheodoret of Cyrus
The Lord, who is full of love for humanity, chose to hand over the unrighteous Rehoboam to Susakim. Nevertheless, through the prophet Shemaiah, He communicated to Rehoboam and his leaders, “You abandon me, and I will abandon you into the hands of Susakim” (2 Chronicles 12:5). Upon witnessing their shame and acknowledgment of their sins, He instructed the prophet: “I will show mercy, I will not bring destruction upon them, and I will provide them with a small measure of salvation.” This indicates His intention to preserve within them the essence of the universe's blessing.
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His wrath will not fully turn away from Jerusalem through Susakim, meaning He will not allow them to face ultimate ruin at this time, but will defer their judgment until the appointed time, while currently placing a burden of servitude upon them.