The prophet Hananiah publicly predicts Babylon’s yoke will end within two years and breaks Jeremiah’s wooden yoke; Jeremiah initially says amen to the hoped-for peace but insists prophecy must prove true, then announces an iron yoke and Hananiah’s death.
The prophet Hananiah publicly predicts Babylon’s yoke will end within two years and breaks Jeremiah’s wooden yoke; Jeremiah initially says amen to the hoped-for peace but insists prophecy must prove true, then announces an iron yoke and Hananiah’s death.
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