It is impossible to read Jeremiah without casting a tragic eye on the present moment, and I feel how challenged you are to restrain the black horses of your own gloom. to keep balance. J. is the only prophet who has given his name to a kind of speech, the jereminad, in its unrestrained anguish and warning. This daily encounter with him cannot be easy for your own prophetic heart. What an ordeal to walk with him as you do.
It is impossible to read Jeremiah without casting a tragic eye on the present moment, and I feel how challenged you are to restrain the black horses of your own gloom. to keep balance. J. is the only prophet who has given his name to a kind of speech, the jereminad, in its unrestrained anguish and warning. This daily encounter with him cannot be easy for your own prophetic heart. What an ordeal to walk with him as you do.