Thus edith the Lord. "It is not without meaning that the prophet so frequently repeats: 'Thus saith the Lord.' This formed the α and ω; his word was the sole ground of hope for Israel. Apart from it, despair was as reasonable as now it was unreasonable" (Hengstenberg).
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Jeremiah 31:37
Jeremiah 31:37
The Pulpit Commentary · Joseph S. Exell and contributors · Public Domain
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