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100 1 $aAllen, Leslie C.,$eauthor.
245 10 $aJeremiah :$ba commentary /$cLeslie C. Allen.
250 $aFirst edition.
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264 4 $cc2008
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490 1 $aThe Old Testament library
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages [xix]-xxix) and index.
505 0 $a1:1-2:3 Prologue: introducing Jeremiah and his message -- 2:4-10:25 Destruction and eventual reconstruction, Part One -- 2:4-6:30 Coming disaster and its causes -- 7:1-10:25 The self-paved road to exile -- 11:1-33:26 Destruction and eventual reconstruction, Part Two -- 11:1-13:27 A broken cycle of rejection and counter rejection -- 14:1-17:27 Why God's answer was no -- 18:1-20:18 God and prophet ominously rejected -- 21:1-24:10 Doomed kings and discredited prophets -- 25:1-38 Doom for Judah and other nations -- 26:1-29:32 True and false predictions -- 30:1-31:40 Covenant-centered hope -- 32:1-33:26 Covenant-centered joy -- 34:1-51:64 Destruction and eventual reconstruction, Part Three -- 34:1-36:32 The dangers of rejecting the divine word -- 37:1-39:18 Retribution for rejecting message and messenger -- 40:1-45:5 Self-imposed exile -- 46:1-51:64 Oracles against the nation -- 52:1-34 Epilogue: A tale of two kings.
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