Jerusalem finally falls, the temple gets burned, and the book ends unexpectedly with the exiled King Jehoiachin being released from prison decades later and given a regular place at the Babylonian king's table. Even in the bleakest possible ending, t...
Literary<b>Evil Merodach … elevated.</b> For Nevuchadnetzar died, and Evil Merodach reigned in his place.<br><br><b>On the twenty-seventh day of the month.</b> But in Yirmiyohu it states, “On the twenty-fifth.”<sup class="footnote-marker">11</sup><i class="f...
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