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Book of Baruch

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The Book of Baruch is a special book.

Vignette by Loutherbourg for the Macklin Bible 74 of 134. Bowyer Bible Apocrypha. Headpiece to Baruch
Vignette by Loutherbourg for the Macklin Bible 74 of 134. Bowyer Bible Apocrypha. Headpiece to Baruch

It is named after a man named Baruch. Many people believe he wrote it.

Some churches use this book. Other churches do not. It tells of people living in a far land. They had to leave their homes.

The book has many parts. It has prayers and poems. It talks about being wise. It also talks about God.

Some people say it was written a long time ago. It might have been written after the time of the Maccabees. This helps us learn about the past.

It is a very old book. Many people still study it today.

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