Baruch is also believed to be the author of the second part of this man's namesake book, who received his prophetic call in the 13th century of King Josiah.
This man is the namesake of an apocryphal epistle, which in the Roman canon is appended as the sixth chapter as the book of Baruch. Baruch is also believed to be the author of the second part of this man's namesake book, who received his prophetic call in the 13th century of King Josiah. His book's 52nd chapter is a historical appendix largely taken from 2nd Kings, while chapters 7 and 26 contain his famous "Temple sermon." This man preached during the reign of King Jehoiakim and King Zedekiah, the last king of Judah and his book also contains a set of his confessions. For ten points, identy this prophet, who saw the destruction of the Temple and the razing of Jerusalem by Nebuchadnezzar, and whose book is followed in the Old Testament by his Lamentations.
This man is the namesake of an apocryphal epistle, which in the Roman canon is appended as the sixth chapter as the book of Baruch.
Jeremiah