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The book of Jeremiah is a sobering read. As a prophet, he was tasked with calling the people of Israel to repent. To turn from their wicked ways of worshipping false gods and entertaining fruitless prophecies. Abandon their cruel ways of treating the most vulnerable among them with injustice and scorn. He points out that their self-sufficient lives were a form of disobedience and calls them to a life of radical repentance. These woes are not reserved only for the Israelites of old. Anyone who claims to be a follower of God needs to take an inventory of the themes littered throughout the book and evaluate if God is asking them to repent of the same offenses.Endorsement:Is it Just? is not only a very helpful tool to assist in studying the book of Jeremiah, but also a very helpful tool to assist you in learning the heart of God for justice. In a world that cries out for justice, Is it Just? will ground you in a biblical view of what is just and how you can be an agent of justice in your life. I wholeheartedly recommend this excellent resource from Trevor Whitman.-Bo Noonan, Lead Elder, New Community Church TacomaThis book is a powerful and timely exploration of the themes found in the book of Jeremiah-idolatry, self-sufficiency, and the relentless faithfulness of God. With clarity and depth, Trevor brings ancient truths into sharp focus for today’s world. It’s a stirring call to examine our hearts, trust God’s promises, and remain faithful in times of uncertainty. A must-read for anyone seeking to hear God’s voice in challenging seasons.-Aaron Gentile, Family Life Pastor, Life Center Tacoma About the AuthorBeing enamored by the Lord and His word from a young age, Trevor found he loves studying theology and then sharing what he finds. After graduating from Bible college, he held multiple positions in schools and churches, teaching God’s Word. Though he isn’t in vocational ministry anymore, his outlet has become coaching youth sports and constantly pursuing a deeper understanding of God’s word, encouraging others with what he finds.
