Can you blame God when judgment comes after you have sinned against him? Will your judgment  affect only you?

When we sin we have to accept judgment if and when it comes.

Where will I go if I turn from God who has a better way?

After the emotional plea the Author of Lamentations gets to the point of seeing that there is still Hope in the Lord.

Lamentations is a very serious  book, if you pay attention you will catch the emotion surrounding the destruction of the southern kingdom. This Book in many ways  is a  warning to us all.

In his dialogue Jeremiah tries to comfort Judah, Ultimately he comes to the conclusion the God is no respecter of persons and his judgment once initiated will not be avoided.

Jeremiah cries as a result of viewing the destruction of the southern kingdom of Judah, knowing it could have all been avoided had they heeded the warning of God.

God deals a judgment blow to Israel that sees even the tabernacle violently destroyed.

I will admit to you while reading through the book of lamentations I see myself. It's not through the eyes of the author that I see myself but through the actions of the children of Israel.

will your ill advised deeds go unpunished?