Finally! Some action.

Jeremiah reports from the front line of the siege as Judah's renegade king bolts for freedom.

Reprisals follow, some especially grisly, but the drama doesn't end there.

Where there is a ball to be dropped, Judah appears to have any number of clowns to drop it, even after the nation has fallen to Babylon.

You can almost see Jeremiah clutching his head in despair, and its no wonder they call him the weeping prophet.

In Judah, there is plenty to weep about.

Written and produced by Chas Bayfield

Music by Michael Auld and Jon Hawkins Music

Cover art by Lisa Goff

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