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The Expositor's Bible

Note 65 — IX. THE DROUGHT AND ITS MORAL IMPLICATIONS.

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The tone of all this indicates that the prophet was no novice in his office. It does not suit the time of Josiah; but agrees very well with the time of confusion and popular dismay which followed his death. That event must have brought great discredit upon Jeremiah and upon all who had been instrumental in the religious changes of his reign.

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