Chapter thirty-five contains an account set up as a contrary example of chapter thirty-four. It is possible that “Jonadab son of Rechab” is the same as “Jehonadab, son of Rekab” in 2 Kings 10. Jehonadab was a godly man who helped Jehu eliminate Baal worship in Israel. ألعاب الروليت The Rechabite community was a tribe […]
Chapter thirty-three records a second message from God while Jeremiah was confined to the Temple courtyard. In this message God made four promises concerning the future regathering of the Jewish nation back to the land of Israel. First, although the people saw only destruction and death in Nebuchadnezzar’s invasion, God promised renewed life and health
Chapter thirty-two opens with a time reference to 587 B.C. (Jeremiah 32:1). Nebuchadnezzar had Jerusalem under siege for the third time, and this would be the final captivity during which Jerusalem and the Temple would finally be destroyed. This time frame covers through chapter thirty-four. King Zedekiah was furious with Jeremiah’s prophecies against Jerusalem, the
