e warned, he wept, and he refused to give up hope. The Book of Jeremiah follows one of the most human prophets in all of Tanakh — a man chosen to speak truth to power while watching his beloved Jerusalem crumble. In this episode, we walk beside Jeremiah as he battles corrupt kings, false prophets, and his own heartbreak, calling out injustice even when no one wants to listen. His words are raw, poetic, and painfully current — about exile, resilience, and finding faith when the world falls apart. Jeremiah isn't just prophecy; it's courage under fire — proof that sometimes the truest love for your people means telling them what they don't want to hear.
