Jeremiah, one of the Major Prophets in the Bible, is another story in the Bible where the conclusion in cut short.   He was given a commandment by GOD to root out, pull down, destroy, and throw down.  The commandment also included to build and to plant.  The story of his rooting out, pulling down, destroying, and throwing down is complete.  But, where is the building and planting?  Most of traditional scholars agree that he died in Egypt and I don’t recall any explanation anywhere about the planting and building. If he did die in Egypt and didn’t finish his task, then GOD is a liar, because He can’t do what He says, didn’t have Jeremiah complete his task, and therefore not someone to be worshiped.  Either that, or all of the scholars are dead wrong. If Jeremiah did complete his task, which I’m sure GOD made sure of in order that certain prophesies could be fulfilled in order that history proceed according to his plan.

     Jeremiah was given a command by GOD.  It doesn’t make very much sense that GOD, if He were who He says He is, would let Jeremiah’s life end before his task was accomplished.  Does it too you? 

     After the King’s sons’ were killed and the King blinded and carried off to Babylon, Jeremiah, who just happened to be their Great-grandfather, was given the care of the Kings daughters.  The Babylonians, thinking that the inheritance of the bloodline of David was cut off, not knowing that back in Deuteronomy it says that when the male line is cut off, the inheritance is carried on through the daughters.

     Now, I for one, believe that this is one of those time, like He told Daniel “But thou, O Daniel, shut up the words, and seal the book, even to the time of the end:  many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased.”  Also like He told Paul “How that he was caught up into paradise, and heard unspeakable words, which it is not lawful for a man to utter.”  The complete story of Jeremiah, to me, appears to be one of these occasions.  The links below, if read in conjunction with the other links I have provided in other posts, could very possibly be the rest of the story of Jeremiah, and the reason it was not included in the Bible.

     http://www.moseshand.com/studies/planted.htm

     http://www.loveyah.com/stone.htm

     http://www.ensignmessage.com/archives/liaphail.html

     http://www.asis.com/users/stag/stone.html

     http://www.asis.com/users/stag/jerrytea.html

     Although the last two are pages posted by someone that was rejected because of typos, I think he was in a big hurry for some reason on that one, these two read a lot better.  You may also find some corroborating information in them.

                                                                                                                                                                 Harry