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Term: Book of Baruch

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The Book of Baruch, also known as the Letter of Baruch, is a religious text that forms part of the Biblical Apocrypha. It is a deuterocanonical book accepted by some Christian denominations while considered non-canonical by others. The book is attributed to the scribe Baruch, who was a close aide to the prophet Jeremiah.

Sample Sentences

1. The Book of Baruch offers insights into the Jewish history during the Babylonian exile.
2. In the Book of Baruch, there is a deep sense of lamentation and a call for repentance.
3. Many scholars believe that the Book of Baruch was written as a response to the destruction of Jerusalem.
4. The Book of Baruch contains profound spiritual teachings and words of comfort to the exiled Jews.

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