In this theological commentary, Huey offers readers another facet of understanding and appreciation for Jeremiah as a man and a prophet of God. Delving into both historical and grammatical considerations, he examines the prophet's 'Messages to Judah and the Nations,' 'The Misery and Desolation of Jerusalem,' the people's 'Hope of Relief Through Loving-Kindness,' and more. 512 pages, hardcover from B&H.
