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The book of Jeremiah is arguably the longest and most complex book in the Bible. Jeremiah focuses on divine action and human response. The range and rigor of its rhetoric and the initial promise of the “new covenant” has left its mark on both the Old and New Testaments. This prophetic book presents many difficult literary, historical, and theological issues. In this volume of the highly...

status. A story of resistance can have greater potential impact on those who lived through this time. From a post-fall perspective such a portrayal of individuals and their stories would also make clear that there are no innocents among the exiles. A few persons are lifted up and given a positive stature (e.g., 26:24; 38:7–13), perhaps to show that the people were not somehow fated to speak and act as they did and to suggest that there is a faithful remnant upon which a new community can be built.
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