You, O Lord, know me. — Like all faithful sufferers from evildoers before and after him, the prophet appeals to the right…

The Prophet is not here concerned about himself but, on the contrary, undertakes the defense of his own office, as though he had said that he faith…

But you, O Lord, know me. The Lord knew him before he was born (Jeremiah 1:5), he knew what he designed him f…

When we are most in the dark concerning God's dealings, we must maintain right thoughts of God, believing that He never committed the slightest wro…

1. Here, the prophet discu es the justice of the one who punishes. First, the prophet's argument is considered. Second, the Lord’s response …