The Lord says regarding Babylon, I will bring upon that land all the words that I have uttered against it, everything written in this book, which Jeremiah prophesied against all the nations.
The historical setting for Jeremiah 25:1–38 is given as the year 605 BC (see Jeremiah 25:1), which is the same year that the Lord instructs Jeremiah to write all the words that he has spoken to him on a scroll. Jeremiah does this with Baruch’s help (Jeremiah 36:1–4). When the scroll is read to Jehoiakim by Baruch, the king destroys it, and Baruch writes it again and adds to it (Jeremiah 36:5–32). It is therefore most likely that the book
referred to in Jeremiah 25:13 is the scroll that Baruch wrote, either the first or the second version. If we assume that the oracles of judgment against the nations (Jeremiah 46:1–51:64) were also preached by Jeremiah at this time, then it is likely that the book
included these sermons of judgment against the nations.
13 Je ferai venir sur ce pays toutes les choses que j'ai annoncées sur lui, tout ce qui est écrit dans ce livre, ce que Jérémie a prophétisé sur toutes les nations.