Jeremiah
Jeremiah takes us on a journey in the life of a prophet; it is a book of deep sorrow, judgement, and ultimately hope. Jeremiah, the prophet, lived during a time of tremendous political chaos and moral decay. Nonetheless, in his over 40 years of prophecy, he never loses a deep love for his people, and his prophecies include messages of hope and restoration. Themes of idolatry, injustice, and rebellion characterize the book of Jeremiah. There is also considerable attention paid to abuse in positions of leadership (including false prophets spreading lies), and times where Jeremiah’s commitment to the truth cost him dearly.

Judahite
/ Ju·dah·ite / noun
A member of the Hebrew tribe of Judah.
Valley of Hinnom
geographical location
The Valley of Hinnom has been located by different writers in each of the three great valleys of Jerusalem. In favor of the eastern or Kidron valley we have the facts that Eusebius and Jerome (Onom) place "Gehennom" under the eastern wall of Jerusalem and the Moslem geographical writers, Muqaddasi and Nasir-i-khusran, call the Kidron valley Wady Jahamum.

Archeological Study Bible
Walter C Kaiser et. al

Bible History, Old Testament
Alfred Edersheim

Handbook on the Prophets
Robert B. Chisholm
