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Jehoiakim might have thought that nearby nations, like Lebanon and Bashan, would help him during a crisis. They could not, because the Babylonians had already destroyed them.
Bashan was in the region east of the Jordan River.
God judged Jehoiakim for his terrible sins. Neither his family nor his people would mourn him.
Egypt put another of Josiah’s sons, Eliakim, on the throne in Jerusalem and changed his name to Jehoiakim. Most of the material in Jeremiah 7–20 was likely written during Jehoiakim’s reign, from 609 to 598 BC. The Lord accused him of being unfaithful and greedy, put him on trial, found him guilty, and sentenced him to death.
This section presents serious accusations against Josiah's descendants.
This collection of messages to the last kings from David's line in Judah ends with a promise. God will one day appoint a true descendant of David to lead his people.
Events
- Prophecies of Jeremiahc. 628 BC
Places
Bashan: Region east of the Jordan, known for its fertility Lebanon: A mountainous region known for its cedar trees Mount Nebo: The mountain where Moses viewed the Promised Land
Glossary
Bible, Manuscripts and Text of the (Old Testament) Book of Jeremiah Jehoiakim
Topics
Babylon: Predictions Respecting: Captivity of the Jews By Young Men: General Scriptures Concerning