Bible Discovery TV - The Daily Show (2026)
God's Anger at Sin; Lamentations 1-3
Season 7, Episode 20
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28-Jul-2026
According to Jewish tradition, the book of Lamentations is written by Jeremiah. It is a collection of five structured and powerfully emotional poems that lament Jerusalem’s destruction. It was fitting to cry on the fall of that great city. About nine hundred years before, Moses wrote Deuteronomy
28, which covers the curses of the people who did not follow God. There are remarkable similarities. The second lament focuses on God’s power against sin and the shameful situation in Jerusalem. The result of this sin is the destruction of the Temple. Most believed that they could not be punished because God had invested in His Temple. But God cannot tolerate unrepentant sin and iniquity; holiness cannot be in the midst of sin. The LORD would cover sin for those who would come to Him in repentance, later in time.
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