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'''Jeremiah''' is a book in the [[Old Testament]]. The author, the [[prophet]] [[Jeremiah]], was a tormented prophet who often spoke of the coming destruction of [[Jerusalem]]. Some have stated that this book has more insight into a prophet's life than any other [[Bible|Biblical]] book of prophecy.<ref>Strive: The Bible for Men</ref> The book of [[Lamentations]] serves as a companion book.
 
'''Jeremiah''' is a book in the [[Old Testament]]. The author, the [[prophet]] [[Jeremiah]], was a tormented prophet who often spoke of the coming destruction of [[Jerusalem]]. Some have stated that this book has more insight into a prophet's life than any other [[Bible|Biblical]] book of prophecy.<ref>Strive: The Bible for Men</ref> The book of [[Lamentations]] serves as a companion book.
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Jeremiah is a book in the Old Testament. The author, the prophet Jeremiah, was a tormented prophet who often spoke of the coming destruction of Jerusalem. Some have stated that this book has more insight into a prophet's life than any other Biblical book of prophecy.[1] The book of Lamentations serves as a companion book.

References

  1. ↑ Strive: The Bible for Men

See also

Jeremiah (Translated)