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Jeremiah 22,24—30: A Proposed Ideological Reading

»need« säpon, nor did säpon »need« the foe. Both were available äs elements of judgement speech and were subject to creative Variation. It is unnecessary to think that the prophet must have had a specific foe in mind. It can be misleading, then, to speak of »the foe from the north« traditions in monolithic terms: descriptions of the foe vary from mysterious to human to natural agencies; säpon is better thought of äs a proper name, Yahweh's dwelling place, than a compass point. This motif is one which announces destruction expected on the human plane of affairs in terms which have contacts with »myth«.