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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...

series of indictments against the people and the announcement of judgment against them. The sermon betrays the thought and language of the Deuteronomic school, but the core of the chapter reflects a prophetic message similar to that of Jeremiah. All the people of Judah coming to the temple are addressed in verses 1–15. They are coming to worship the Lord of Hosts, but by the end of the sermon it is made clear that in actuality they are worshiping the “host of heaven” (8:2). There are a series of
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