Rather, gave me knowledge of it, and I knew it. Jeremiah shows (Jeremiah 11:18–23), that the general conspiracy of the people …

And the Lord hath given me knowledge. —A new section opens abruptly, and the prophet speaks no longer of the sins of Israel and Judah at l…

We know that they were all very wicked. Though they were proved guilty, they were not willing to yield, to acknowledge and confess their fault; ins…

And the Lord has given me knowledge of it Either of what he had been declaring as the sins of these people; and of what h…

The prophet Jeremiah tells us much about himself; the times he lived in were very troublesome. Those of his own city plotted how they might cause h…

Here, the author shows how they transgre ed by sinning against the prophet himself. What is said literally suits Jeremiah, who came to be hated by …