The Identity of the "I" of the Confessions of Jeremiah
- 184 pages
- 7 hours of reading
The book offers a comprehensive analysis of the Confessions of Jeremiah, employing both form and source criticism to determine the identity of the "I" in the text—whether it represents Jeremiah or Israel. It reviews extensive prior research and evaluates the Confessions' form, categorizing them as either a lawsuit or lament. Additionally, the study contrasts the poetic and prose elements of Jeremiah, exploring their connections to the Confessions. Finally, it investigates the role and significance of the Confessions within the broader context of the book of Jeremiah.
