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In Jeremiah, Baruch, Pauline A. Viviano insightfully explores and explains these two challenging and important books of Scripture. The unrelenting doom that occupies much of the book of Jeremiah is offset by God’s refusal to totally abandon the people of Judah. This refusal to let go of the people is given its greatest expression in a New Covenant which lays the foundation for humanity’s...

Begins at Sumer, 3rd rev. ed., Samuel Noah Kramer, 285 [Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania, 1981]); and of Ashurbanipal of Assyria (668–627 B.C.), “Assurbanipal whom … the great gods, truly desired (while still) in the womb of his mother, and decreed his rule” (Shalom M. Paul, “Deutero-Isaiah and Cuneiform Royal Inscriptions,” JAOS 88 [1968]: 184). A close parallel from Egypt regarding Pharaoh Pianchi (751–730 B.C.) reads, “It was in the belly of your mother that I said concerning you that
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