This man describe customs as a tree is cut from the forest and decked with silver and gold; that represents "the way of the heathen", which he instructed the people of his city not to learn. When he first hears the word of God, he is told, "Before I formed you in the womb, I knew you". He's not John, but his namesake book contains the passage upon which the doctrine of the New Covenant is based. A book written by him has five poems, four of which are acrostics, and is read by Jews on Tisha B'Av. This man wears a yoke on his neck as he prophesies destruction for his city and his annoyingness go
This man describe customs as a tree is cut from the forest and decked with silver and gold; that represents "the way of the heathen", which he instructed the people of his city not to learn. When he first hears the word of God, he is told, "Before I formed you in the womb, I knew you". He's not John, but his namesake book contains the passage upon which the doctrine of the New Covenant is based. A book written by him has five poems, four of which are acrostics, and is read by Jews on Tisha B'Av. This man wears a yoke on his neck as he prophesies destruction for his city and his annoyingness got him beaten up and thrown into a cistern by King Zedekiah. For ten points, name this prophet who complains about the sack of Jerusalem and destruction of the temple by Nebuchadnezzar in his Lamentations.
This man describe customs as a tree is cut from the forest and decked with silver and gold; that represents "the way of the heathen", which he instructed the people of his city not to learn.
Jeremiah