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Line 54: − Baruch’s Poem of Consolation (4:5–5:9) The book continues with a poem of consolation to the Jerusalemites, promising them God is coming to their rescue. Baruch’s Poem of Consolation resembles parts of Is 40–66, and it offers encouragement to the exiles in view of their eventual return.+
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:Wisdom Contained in the Law (3:37–4:4)
:Wisdom Contained in the Law (3:37–4:4)
====Poem of Consolation====
====Poem of Consolation====
Baruch's Poem of Consolation (4:5–5:9) The book continues with a poem of consolation to the Jerusalemites, promising them God is coming to their rescue. Baruch's Poem of Consolation resembles parts of Is 40–66, and it offers encouragement to the exiles in view of their eventual return.
=====Address to the Diaspora=====
=====Address to the Diaspora=====
:Baruch Addresses the Diaspora (4:5–9a). He urges them to have courage, reminding them of their forgetfulness of God who had nurtured them and the grief they had inflicted on the city of Jerusalem.
:Baruch Addresses the Diaspora (4:5–9a). He urges them to have courage, reminding them of their forgetfulness of God who had nurtured them and the grief they had inflicted on the city of Jerusalem.