The concluding chapter of this book, number 52, is a historical appendix derived mainly from second Kings, chapters 24 and 25.
The concluding chapter of this book, number 52, is a historical appendix derived mainly from second Kings, chapters 24 and 25. Composed of four main parts, the third contains prophecies against other nations like Moab, the Ammonites, and Egypt, while the opening section includes descriptions of the visions of the almond rod and baskets of figs. Chapter 20 is notable for the series of confessions of the title prophet, while chapters 30-33 contain prophecies of restoration known as the "Little Book of Comfort". FTP, what is this book of the Old Testament, some of which was recorded by the namesake's scribe Baruch?
The concluding chapter of this book, number 52, is a historical appendix derived mainly from second Kings, chapters 24 and 25.
The Book of Jeremiah (or Prophecy of Jeremias)