The Need for Lamentations
By Kimberly Russaw , Oct 06, 2013
Twenty first century readers of the Scriptures are likely uncomfortable with the book of Lamentations and its stories of weeping, groaning, and grieving. But, the act of lamenting is not unique to biblical Israelites.
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