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Throughout the writings of Jeremiah—in Jeremiah and Lamentations—the predominant theme is God's sovereignty. In the book of Jeremiah, we see that God retains the ability to choose his prophet, to determine the fate of the nations, and to continue to hold out both the threat of destruction and the hope of deliverance. Lamentations examines the same themes from the viewpoint of the sufferers....

during Jeremiah’s career, all of that changes. The people revert to their idolatrous ways, and the chosen city of Jerusalem is sacked by the Babylonians, who exile the vast majority of the nation’s citizenry. Second, Jeremiah is pivotal for an understanding of God’s covenant relationship with his people. They stand under three covenants with God: the Abrahamic (the choice of a people to bring redemption to the world), the Mosaic (the establishment of that people as holy, living in a promised land),
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