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ETHIOPIAN TEWAHEDO · BONUS STUDY

The Rest of Jeremiah

Memory, exile, and a hope of return.

AUTHORSHIP
Multiple traditional attributions
DATE & CONTEXT
Texts and their transmission developed in different periods
READING TO EXPLORE · NOT A QUOTATION
The Letter to the Captives and the Rest of the Words of Baruch; verify the edition’s contents

The big picture.

This title points to material associated with Jeremiah beyond the arrangement familiar in a 66-book Bible. Ethiopian collections can include the Letter to the Captives, a short oracle against Pashhur, and the Rest of the Words of Baruch, often called 4 Baruch. Titles, divisions, and placement vary. Approach the collection through a clearly identified edition rather than assuming all works called Baruch are the same.

Context and textual identification: Open the source ↗. Edition names and numbering may differ.

PRACTICAL REFLECTION

Live it.

  1. 01

    Name a loss that needs remembrance.

  2. 02

    Ask a trusted teacher about a text unfamiliar to your tradition.

  3. 03

    Carry out one action that helps a displaced person feel welcomed.

PAUSE & REFLECT

A little room for your response.

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Understand the tradition.

These writings have different canonical standing across Christian traditions. Read the collection’s introduction for the distinctions behind the frequently cited 81-book total.

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