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Mentioned in 8 episodes
Lamentations
Book • 586
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.
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 8 episodes
Father Mike references the Lamentations as written by Jeremiah.
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Day 238: Fall of Jerusalem (2025)
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)
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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Richard Rohr
Richard Rohr: Gratuitous Goodness in an Age of Outrage
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Daniel Emery Price
Episode 128 (Leviticus 25:23-26:46)
Mentioned as a book of poetry written as a lament over the destruction of Jerusalem.
Day 237 (Lamentations 1-2) - Year 7
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Tara-Leigh Cobble
Day 238 (Lamentations 3-5) - Year 7
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Michael Minkoff
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
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Erik Rostad
#255 - The Library of Ancient Wisdom by Selena Wisnom
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Andrew Templeton
S4:190 Jeremiah 38-41
Mentioned in the episode as a book containing a series of poetic lamentations in response to the destruction of Jerusalem.
98 - The Books of the Bible: The Old Testament Pt. 2
Recommended by Anthony as the best book to balance grief and hope.
The Evergetinos: Book Two - XXXII, Part VI
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Janet Parshall
Hour 2: The Devil’s Newsroom
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Brittany Stair
S4:192 Jeremiah 45-47
Referenced by Manny Arango as inspiring the end of Jeremiah's experience in the mud filled cistern.
Day 223: Jeremiah 38-41
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Michael Morales
Benjamin J. Segal, "Kohelet's Pursuit of Truth: A New Reading of Ecclesiastes" (Gefen, 2016)
