Confession of Guilt (1:10–2:10) After a prologue with instructions about the people resuming sacrifice and offering prayers for Nebuchadnezzar and his son Belshazzar (called Nabuchodonosor and Balthasar), Baruch begins confessing the sins of his people which led to the exile–some shocking–and praying they all be delivered by God.
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Confession of Guilt (1:10–2:10). A prologue with instructions about the people resuming sacrifice and offering prayers for Nebuchadnezzar and his son Belshazzar (called Nabuchodonosor and Balthasar).
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Prayer for Deliverance (2:11–3:8)
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====Prayer for Deliverance====
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Prayer for Deliverance (2:11–3:8). Baruch begins confessing the sins of his people which led to the exile–some shocking–and praying they all be delivered by God.