In this episode of ‘Route 66: A Podcast Journey Through the Bible,’ I look at Jeremiah, chapters 12 and 13.
The document to which I refer near the beginning of the podcast is a summary of the outline of Jeremiah12-14 from a commentary written by Paul Kretzmann. This is its content:
How Kretzmann Titles and Outlines Jeremiah 12-14
Chapter 12: The Prophet’s Complaint and the Lord’s Answer
12:1ff The conspiracy of the prophet’s own family
12:7ff Israel spoiled by the enemies
Chapter 13: The Pride of Judah Rebuked
13:1ff The symbol of the girdle
13:13ff Exhortation regarding the impending destruction of Judah
Chapter 14: The Rejection of Jeremiah’s Intercessions for Judah
14:1ff The prophet intercedes for the first time
14:10ff The LORD (Yahweh) refuses Jeremiah’s request
14:19 Jeremiah intercedes again
(Watch for chapter 15!)
[This is taken from Kreztmann, Paul. Jeremiah (Kretzmann’s Popular Commentary on the Whole Bible.]
I refer to two online documents during the podcast:
Negev: desert region, Israel
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The main commentaries I looked at for this episode are:
Commentary on Jeremiah by Theodore Laetsch
Jeremiah (Kretzmann’s Popular Commentary on the Whole Bible by Paul Kretzmann
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Jeremiah, Part 8
The prophet complains. Judah is rebuked.
Aug 22, 2024
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