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These beautiful and eloquent books contain some of the most striking poetry and prophecy in the entire Old Testament. The book of Isaiah has been remarkably influential on art, music, political theory, missions, and evangelism over a long period of time, and many who are unfamiliar with Scripture can still recognize phrases and concepts from this great book. Likewise, the books of Jeremiah and...

Zedekiah, who lived among the exiled Jews in Babylon (29:20–23). His heated exchanges with royalty, sometimes through writings, are also notable. He delivered oracles against the last four kings of Judah (22:10–23:6) and was definitely at odds with King Jehoiakim, who trivialized Jeremiah’s written message by cutting up the columns as the scroll was read (36:21–26). He also met in person with King Zedekiah, for whom he had scarcely a consoling word (38:14–28). Opposition to his ministry landed him
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