Concept:Jeremiah is the prophet who warned the nation that its sins would bring the Babylonian exile.
Explanation:Each prophet in the options served under different circumstances.
Hosea and Amos preached mainly to the northern kingdom, whose enemy was Assyria, not Babylon.
Micah lived in the older period of Judah's history and did not predict the Babylonian captivity.
Jeremiah was called by God during the final years of the southern kingdom of Judah.
He told the people to repent and to trust God rather than foreign alliances.
He repeatedly announced that Babylon, led by King Nebuchadnezzar, would defeat Jerusalem as divine punishment.
When the leaders refused to listen, Babylon invaded Jerusalem, destroyed the temple, and took the people into exile.
Thus, Jeremiah is the prophet most directly associated with the warning about the Babylonian exile.
Answer:C. Jeremiah