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| + | ** It is evident that Jeremiah was the author of the Lamentations which bear his name. The book was not written till after the destruction of Jerusalem by the Chaldeans. May we be led to consider sin as the cause of all our calamities, and under trials exercise submission, repentance, faith, and prayer, with the hope of promised deliverance through God's mercy. * The miserable state of Jerusalem, the just consequences of its sins. (1-11) Jerusalem represented as a captive female, lamenting, and seeking the mercy of God. (12-22) | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:43, 28 December 2011
Back to Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary on the Whole Bible
- It is evident that Jeremiah was the author of the Lamentations which bear his name. The book was not written till after the destruction of Jerusalem by the Chaldeans. May we be led to consider sin as the cause of all our calamities, and under trials exercise submission, repentance, faith, and prayer, with the hope of promised deliverance through God's mercy. * The miserable state of Jerusalem, the just consequences of its sins. (1-11) Jerusalem represented as a captive female, lamenting, and seeking the mercy of God. (12-22)
| Lam 1:1-11 | Lam 1:12-22 | |||
| Lam 2:1-9 | Lam 2:10-22 | |||
| Lam 3:1-20 | Lam 3:21-36 | Lam 3:37-41 | Lam 3:42-54 | Lam 3:55-66 |
| Lam 4:1-12 | Lam 4:13-20 | Lam 4:21-22 | ||
| Lam 5:1-16 | Lam 5:17-22 |