Faithlife.com SINCE WE LAST LEFT OFF, "After chapters filled with uprooting and destruction, Jeremiah every consequence of judgment (loss of king, of land, of joy—everything)." - Lexham Context Commentary Jeremiah part won't change either; as we'll see next starting next week as we begin reading Daniel, Ezra and Nehemiah God gave the same promise to Jeremiah that He gave to Adam, Abraham, Moses, David and many others.

Faithlife.com SINCE WE LAST LEFT OFF, After calling and commissioning Jeremiah, the Jeremiah 2:9–13 (NASB 2020) 9 “Therefore I will still contend with you,” declares the LORD, “And I will Summary Yesterday we learned that the prophet Jeremiah was just a young man - likely even a teenager Dig Deeper The LORD's indictment that He's given Jeremiah to prosecute includes two counts. The word Jeremiah used here literally means that they've just left the LORD behind... they had moved

SINCE WE LAST LEFT OFF, the LORD confirmed His call in Jeremiah's life, so Jeremiah began proclaiming Jeremiah 7:1–11, 27-29 (NASB95) 1 The word that came to Jeremiah from the LORD, saying, 2 “Stand in the It's just that the front lines the LORD sends Jeremiah to look different than expected. Rather, the LORD dispatches Jeremiah to stand in the gate of the LORD's house! The people Jeremiah preached to weren't all that different from us.

Jeremiah 6:9–15 (NIV) CONTEXT: Jeremiah is declaring the Word of the LORD, calling out the complacent Obviously Jeremiah lived in a context far different from our own in nearly every way, yet the sins the Jeremiah had one of the toughest callings of any of the prophets. To whom can I speak and give warning, Jeremiah rhetorically asks, who will listen to me? have been supporting Jeremiah's message: the prophets and priests.

Jeremiah 29:4-7 (NIV) This is the text of the letter that the prophet Jeremiah sent from Jerusalem to

Believe it or not, you have quite a bit in common with Jeremiah! Bible.com Jeremiah 1:1–10 (NASB95) 1 The words of Jeremiah the son of Hilkiah, of Jeremiah - that is, He set Jerimiah aside for a holy purpose - even before Jeremiah had been born. Believe it or not, you have lots in common with Jeremiah! He literally and physically removed Jeremiah's excuses.

Photo credit: Gantas Vaičiulėnas via Unsplash Jeremiah 10:23–24 23   LORD, I know that people’s lives We've read from the prophet Jeremiah several times already this year , and we've noted that while no true prophets of God had it easy, Jeremiah had a particularly tough calling. But Jeremiah here reminds us that we need to be corrected, not just forgiven. Jeremiah knows he can't handle the full measure of God's wrath.

But this passage demonstrates Jeremiah's tremendous faith. First, notice that Jeremiah's prayer comes after he finalizes the land deal. Jeremiah didn't pray these words because God needed to be reminded who He was, Jeremiah prayed these Third, Jeremiah doesn't ask for anything in this prayer! Yet because Jeremiah is praying from the heart, God recognizes Jeremiah's unspoken confusion and provides

Jeremiah 17:5-8 (NIV) 5  This is what the LORD says: “Cursed is the one who trusts in man, Today in the book of Jeremiah, the LORD explains what the differences, and it's all about the roots. Dig Deeper The LORD's words here in Jeremiah 17 make sense even when read out of the context they originally In this section of Jeremiah, the LORD is calling His people out for their worship and prayers to idols

BibleHub.com Jeremiah 18:1-10 (NIV) 18 This is the word that came to Jeremiah from the LORD: 2  “Go The LORD was giving Jeremiah more than just a lesson in pottery here.