Jeremiah 20:1-22:30
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Jeremiah 20:1-22:30
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Jeremiah 18-19:15
God shows Jeremiah the imagery of the Potter's House. The potter does whatever he wants with the clay on the wheel… and so God has the right to do whatever he wants with his creatures.
Jeremiah 14:4-17:27
Things were going south quickly for old Judah. God had begun punishing the nation with drought, famine, and the prospect of war. Jeremiah found himself feeling very alone and lacked confidence.
Jeremiah 11:6-14:13
Jeremiah faithfully gave God's message, but he raised a question that has been raised many times: "Why do the wicked seem to prosper, while the righteous suffer?"
Jeremiah 9:1-11:23
We see God appealing to a rebellious people through the weeping prophet, Jeremiah. The brokenhearted prophet wondered why his people rejected the God of creation and turned toward gods who could do nothing.
Jeremiah 7:1-9:24
Jeremiah gives warnings against false religion, insincere religion, and of dire punishments for those who persist in their waywardness.
Jeremiah 3:10-6:30
Jeremiah warns the people of ancient Judah that if they did not repent of their sin and return to him, that He would use the swords of their cruel enemies as a punishing rod to correct them.
Jeremiah 3:1-25
Jeremiah reminds the faithless people of old Judah what happened to old Israel when they were faithless and were overrun by enemies.
Jeremiah 2:1-37
God sent a warning to a rebellious people by the prophet Jeremiah. It was a hard message, showing old Judah their sins and imploring them to repent. They did not repent; they said "It's no use, we love foreign gods, and unto them we will go."
Jeremiah 1:4-9
It is revealed that God set aside Jeremiah as a prophet to the nations even before he was born! God has a purpose for YOUR life too.
Jeremiah 1:1-3
Jeremiah, "the weeping prophet," was given a hard job: to preach a warning to the people of old Judah who would not listen. However, he was faithful over the long haul!