Chapters of the Bible
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God rejects the idea that a human temple can contain Him, as He created all things. God promises to bring the scattered people back to Jerusalem and judge those who disobey Him.
A heartbroken lament over the destruction of Jerusalem, the once-crowded city now sitting desolate and widowed. The prophet mourns the city's shame and desolation.
The prophet describes God's fierce, personal wrath against Jerusalem, comparing God to an enemy who has destroyed His own city and Temple in judgment.
A crucial turning point: the prophet finds hope in the midst of suffering. He declares, "The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; his mercies are new every morning."
A vivid, tragic description of the horrors of the siege of Jerusalem, including the starvation of children and the desecration of the princes of the city.
The prophet prays on behalf of the suffering remnant, asking God to restore them to their land, confessing their fathers' sins and their own deep shame and bondage.
God calls Jeremiah as a young man, declaring He consecrated him before he was born as a prophet to the nations. God commissions Jeremiah to root out and tear down, but also to build and plant.
God brings a lawsuit against Israel for abandoning Him, the fountain of living water, and carving out broken cisterns (idols) that can hold no water.
God pleads with unfaithful Israel to return to Him, promising mercy despite their idolatry. God promises that in the future, He will give them new, faithful shepherds.
Jeremiah urges Judah to repent and tear out the hardness of their hearts. He foretells the horrific, imminent invasion by a devastating army from the North (Babylon).
God searches Jerusalem for even one righteous person. He finds none and reveals that He will punish the nation for its moral corruption and arrogance, sending the Babylonians as an irresistible judgment.
Jeremiah warns the people to flee Jerusalem because the army from the North is coming. He condemns the false prophets who cry, "Peace, peace," when there is no peace.
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