Pashur beats and imprisons Jeremiah, but the prophet renames him as a sign of terror and announces Babylonian exile; Jeremiah then pours out one of his darkest laments, saying God’s word burns within him even when he wants to stop speaking.
Pashur beats and imprisons Jeremiah, but the prophet renames him as a sign of terror and announces Babylonian exile; Jeremiah then pours out one of his darkest laments, saying God’s word burns within him even when he wants to stop speaking.
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