In Lamentations, we read of the unbearable grief experienced by a
group of believers. Leslie Allen suggests the book can be read as
the script of a liturgy performed to help the people of God come to
terms with the fall of Jerusalem and the national catastrophe it
entailed. It reveals God's sometimes hidden support for those who
grieve and for their caregivers.
In this unique commentary on Lamentations, respected Old Testament
scholar and volunteer hospital chaplain Leslie Allen appropriates
this oft-neglected book of the Bible to deal with a universal
issue. Incorporating stories of pastoral encounters with hospital
patients, Allen integrates Scripture and pastoral care to present a
biblical model for helping those coping with grief. The book
includes a foreword by Nicholas Wolterstorff, author of "Lament for
a Son."
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