The Weeping Prophet | A novel on Jeremiah
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A hated prophet. An abused prophet. A mourning prophet.
Jeremiah lived at the time of the final years of Jerusalem and Solomon's Temple of Yahweh. Yahweh, the God of Israel, chooses Jeremiah to warn the rebellious people to turn back to Him or else disaster will come from the northern lands. Will the people accept mere rebuke and calling to change their bad lifestyle? Or will they reject Jeremiah for "threatening their way of life"?
Here is a continual narrative based on the Book of Jeremiah in the Old Testament.
(NOTE: book still in process. Subject to change.)
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