
Jerusalem in Mourning
Lamentations 1:1–4Lamentations opens with the once-crowded city sitting lonely after its fall.
Old Testament · BOOK 25 OF 66
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Lamentations opens with the once-crowded city sitting lonely after its fall.

The poem urges the grieving people to pour out their hearts before the Lord.

In the midst of grief, the poet remembers the LORD’s compassion and faithfulness.

The closing prayer asks God to turn His people back to Him and renew their days.