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Mentioned in 17 episodes

Lamentations

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The Book of Lamentations is a series of five poems that express the anguish and grief following the destruction of Jerusalem by the Babylonians.

Each chapter represents a separate lament, with the first four chapters following an acrostic pattern using the Hebrew alphabet.

The book emphasizes the judgment of God due to Judah's sin and rebellion, while also offering hope and the promise of God's compassion and faithfulness.

It is traditionally attributed to Jeremiah, although the text itself does not specify the author.

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Mentioned in 17 episodes

Father Mike references the Lamentations as written by Jeremiah.
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Day 238: Fall of Jerusalem (2025)
Mentioned as the book describing Jeremiah's heartbreak as he walks through the suffering city of Jerusalem.
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Day 253: Lamentations of Jeremiah (2025)
Mentioned as a book of poetry written as a lament over the destruction of Jerusalem.
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Day 237 (Lamentations 1-2) - Year 7
Recommended as a homework to understand the emotions after the destruction of Jerusalem.
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Would they abort Jesus? 10 Qs with Mike Winger (Ep 54)
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Jennifer Lucy Tyler
, highlighting that God wrote it to show the power of lament.
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Infertility and Finding God After Unanswered Prayer with Jennifer Lucy Tyler
Mentioned when referencing Lamentations 3.22 to illustrate God's unending mercies and compassions.
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Daniel 2:14-23 – The First Prayer Of The Rest Of Your Life
Mentioned as the source of a Bible verse about God's faithfulness.
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GAL234 - Great is Thy Faithfulness
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Tara-Leigh Cobble
as the 29th book of the Bible they finished.
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Day 238 (Lamentations 3-5) - Year 7
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Daniel Emery Price
as a reference for instances of people eating their own children during sieges.
Episode 178 (Deuteronomy 27:1-28:68)
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Jeremy Higgins
as part of a sequence of books in the Bible.
Daniel 2:1-23
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Daniel Emery Price
as a book where the threats and suffering from Leviticus play out.
Episode 128 (Leviticus 25:23-26:46)
Mentioned as the book where the scripture reading for the day is from.
Faithfulness
Mentioned as having language very similar to Psalm 79.
Day 278: Psalms 79-81
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Michael Morales
as a relevant book on pain and suffering.
Benjamin J. Segal, "Kohelet's Pursuit of Truth: A New Reading of Ecclesiastes" (Gefen, 2016)
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Matt Chandler
when stating God's mercy never ends.
Mercy
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Michael Minkoff
as the author of Lamentations, discussing the context of the book and its message of hope.
Three Powers, Pt. 9: Three Powers, Faith, and Salvation
Mentioned in the podcast as a book of the Bible, used to illustrate the theme of God's faithfulness and new mercies.
What New Mercies Mean for the New Year
Referenced by Manny Arango as inspiring the end of Jeremiah's experience in the mud filled cistern.
Day 223: Jeremiah 38-41
Mentioned as a book in the Bible that helps give voice to inevitable sorrow.
In the Time of Tears
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Brittany Stair
as a book of the bible written by the weeping prophet Jeremiah.
S4:192 Jeremiah 45-47

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