Jeremiah

Year: 1998

Runtime: 91 mins

Language: English

Director: Harry Winer

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Raised in a priest’s family in the modest village of Anathoth near Jerusalem, the young Jeremiah is repeatedly visited by God, who takes on various human forms. Through these encounters God makes clear that Jeremiah has been chosen to deliver His prophetic warning to the people of Jerusalem, setting the stage for his historic mission.

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