What was the name of the scribe who recorded Jeremiah's prophecies and remained a loyal companion during his imprisonment?
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Correct answer: Baruch
Baruch son of Neriah was Jeremiah’s personal scribe who wrote down the words dictated by the prophet. He also famously read the scroll in the Temple when Jeremiah was banned from entering.
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