The destruction of Jerusalem that accompanied the captivity of God’s people was a traumatic experience for them. It seemed as if God had forgotten His covenant promise. Lamentations was written as a funeral dirge. The first four chapters are acrostics (all of 22 verses or multiples of 22 verses) but the final chapter, also of 22 verses, is a jumble signifying desolation that had been brought on by this trauma. Nevertheless, hope remains because God does not forget His mercies. “They are new every morning, Great is His faithfulness.”
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The son of a minister, Rev. J. Bruce Martin has been in the ministry since 1974. Before coming east, Pastor Martin ministered two other reformed churches in the mid-west. Since 1997 he's been the minister of Ridgefield Park RPCNA in New Jersey, which is neighbor to New York...