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Overview
Jeremiah
A. Early Prophecies -- Under Josiah and Jehoiakim
(Jer 1-20)
a. The Commission of Jeremiah (Jer 1)
1. The Prophet Jeremiah (Jer 1:1-3)
I.) From the call of Jeremiah to his message to the first captives (Jer 1:1)
A.) Introduction [OR] Jeremiah's Call And Commission [OR] The Time (Jer 1:1)
2. The LORD Gives Jeremiah a Message for His People (Jer 1:4-19)
A.) The Prophet's Call And Enduement [OR] The Prophet Is Called [OR] The Call Of Jeremiah [OR] Jeremiah's Call And Commission [OR] And The Calling Of Jeremiah (Jer 1:4)
1.) The Sign Of The Almond Rod And Seething Pot [OR] The Almond Rod And Boiling Pot [OR] His Prophetical Visions Of An Almond Rod, And A Boiling Pot (Jer 1:11)
(I.) God's Serious Complaint Against Judah (Jer 1:15)
(II.) God Encourages Jeremiah With A Promise Of Assistance (Jer 1:17)
B. Judah, Yahweh's Unfaithful Wife
(Jer 2-6
1. The People Continue to Reject the LORD'S Love for Them (Jer 2:1-3:5)
A.) First Message To Backslidden Judah [OR] God's Case Against Israel [OR] Israel Forsakes God [OR] Judah's Apostasy [OR] God Pleads With Israel To Repent [OR] God Reasons Earnestly With The Jews About Their Revolt (Jer 2:1) )
1.) Declaring It To Be Without Precedent (Jer 2:9)
2.) They Are The Cause Of Their Own Calamities (Jer 2:14)
3.) The Sins Of Judah (Jer 2:20)
4.) God Rejects Those Whom Judah Trusts (Jer 2:31)
5.) Israel Is Shameless [OR] The Polluted Land [OR] Unfaithful Israel [OR] Because Of Judah's Vileness, Rain Has Been Withheld (Jer 3:1)
2. The LORD Offers to Forgive the Ten Tribes of Israel Despite Their Idolatry (Jer 3:6-4:2)
A.) The Second Message To Backslidden Judah [OR] A Call To Repentance [OR] Unfaithful Israel [OR] Faithless Israel [OR] Judah Worse Than Israel (Jer 3:6)
1.) God Invites Repentance (Jer 3:11)
2.) The Promises Of God To The Penitent (Jer 3:12)
3.) Israel Is Reproved And Makes A Solemn Confession Of Sins (Jer 3:20)
4.) Judah Threatened With Invasion [OR] God Calls Israel By His Promise (Jer 4:1)
3. The LORD Will Bring Destruction on Judah From the North (Jer 4:3-31)
1.) He Exhorts Judah To Repentance By Fearful Judgments (Jer 4:3)
2.) An Imminent Invasion [OR] Disaster From The North [OR] Invasion And Desolation Of Judah Threatened (Jer 4:5)
3.) Sorrow For The Doomed Nation [OR] Lament Over Judah's Devastation [OR] Sorrow For A Doomed Nation [OR] A Lament For The Miseries Of Judah (Jer 4:19)
4. Judah's Complete Rejection of the LORD (Jer 5:1-31)
1.) The Justice Of God's Judgment [OR] Not One Is Upright [OR] Jerusalem's Godlessness [OR] The Utter Corruption Of God's People [OR] The Judgments Of God Upon The Jews, For Their Perverseness (Jer 5:1)
2.) For Their Adultery And Impiety (Jer 5:7)
3.) Judgment Proclaimed (Jer 5:14)
4.) For Their Contempt Of God (Jer 5:19)
5.) And For Their Great Corruption In The Civil State (Jer 5:25)
6.) And Ecclesiastical Life (Jer 5:30)
5. The LORD'S Rejection of Judah (Jer 6:1-30)
1.) Impending Destruction From The North [OR] Jerusalem Under Siege [OR] Destruction Of Jerusalem Impending [OR] The Imminence And Horror Of The Invasion [OR] The Enemies, Sent Against Judah (Jer 6:1)
2.) Are Encouraged (Jer 6:4)
3.) God Sets Them Against Jerusalem Because Of Its Sins (Jer 6:6)
4.) The Prophet Laments The Judgments Of God (Jer 6:8)
5.) He Proclaims God's Wrath (Jer 6:18)
6.) The Enemy From The North (Jer 6:22)
7.) He Calls The People To Mourn (Jer 6:26)
C.
Judah,
the Hypocrite (Jer 7-10)
1. Judah Trusts the Wrong Things (Jer 7:1-8:3)
A.) The Message In The Gate Of The Lord's House [OR] Trusting In Lying Words [OR] False Religion Worthless [OR] Message At The Temple Gate [OR] Jeremiah Proclaims God's Judgment On The Nation [OR] Jeremiah Is Sent To Call For True Repentance, To Prevent The Jews' Captivity (Jer 7:1)
1.) He Rejects Their Vain Confidence (Jer 7:8)
1.) By The Example Of Shiloh (Jer 7:12)
2.) The People's Disobedience (Jer 7:16)
3.) He Threatens Them For Their Idolatry (Jer 7:17)
4.) He Rejects The Sacrifices Of The Disobedient (Jer 7:21)
5.) Judgment On Obscene Religion (Jer 7:28)
6.) He Exhorts Them To Mourning For Their Abominations In Tophet (Jer 7:29)
7.) The Valley Of Slaughter (Jer 7:30)
8.) And Foretells Their Judgment (Jer 7:32)
9.) The Sin And Treachery Of Judah [OR] The Calamity Visited Upon The Jews, Both Dead And Alive (Jer 8:1)
2. The LORD'S Judgment on Judah's False Religion (Jer 8:4-17)
1.) The Peril Of False Teaching [OR] Sin And Punishment [OR] The Blind Perversity Of The Whole Nation [OR] He Upbraids Their Foolish And Shameless Impenitence (Jer 8:4)
2.) He Foretells Their Grievous Judgment [OR] The Prophet Mourns For The People [OR] And Bewails Their Desperate State (Jer 8:13)
3. Jeremiah's Grief Over His People's Punishment (Jer 8:18-9:22)
1.) A Lament Over Zion [OR] Jeremiah Laments The Jews' Many Sins, And The Judgment Upon Them (Jer 9:1)
2.) Disobedience Is The Cause Of Their Bitter Calamity [OR] The People Mourn In Judgment [OR] He Exhorts Them To Mourn Their Own Destruction. (Jer 9:12)
4. The LORD Is the Only True God (Jer 9:23-10:25)
1.) And To Trust, Not In Themselves, But In God (Jer 9:23)
2.) He Threatens Both Jews And Gentiles (Jer 9:25)
3.) Idols And The True God [OR] God And Idols [OR] A Satire On Idolatry [OR] Idolatry Has Brought Ruin On Israel [OR] Idols Are Compared With God (Jer 10:1)
4.) The Coming Captivity Of Judah [OR] Coming Destruction [OR] The Coming Exile [OR] The Prophet Exhorts The People To Flee From The Calamity To Come (Jer 10:17)
5.) He Laments The Loss Of The Tabernacle, Due To Foolish Pastors (Jer 10:19)
6.) Jeremiah's Prayer [OR] He Makes Humble Supplication (Jer 10:23)
5. Judah Has Disobeyed the Terms of the LORD'S Promise (Jer 11:1-17)
A.) The Message On The Broken Covenant [OR] The Broken Covenant [OR] The Covenant Is Broken [OR] Israel And Judah Have Broken The Covenant [OR] Jeremiah Proclaims God's Covenant (Jer 11:1)
1.) Rebukes The Jews For Disobeying It (Jer 11:8)
2.) Prophesies Evils To Come Upon Them (Jer 11:11)
D.
Judah, Breaker of the Covenant
(Jer 11-12)
1. Jeremiah's Life Is Threatened (Jer 11:18-23)
1.) Jeremiah's Life Threatened [OR] Plot Against Jeremiah [OR] Plots Against Jeremiah [OR] Jeremiah's Life Threatened [OR] And Upon The Men Of Anathoth, For Conspiring To Kill Jeremiah (Jer 11:18)
2. Jeremiah's Question (Jer 12:1-4)
1.) Jeremiah's Question [OR] Jeremiah's Complaint [OR] Jeremiah's Prayer [OR] Jeremiah Complains To God [OR] Jeremiah Complains Of The Prosperity Of The Wicked And Foresees Their Ruin (Jer 12:1)
3. The LORD'S Reply (Jer 12:5-17)
1.) The Lord Answers Jeremiah [OR] God's Answer [OR] God Replies To Jeremiah [OR] God Warns Him Of His Brethren's Treachery (Jer 12:5)
2.) God's Answer [OR] Jeremiah Laments The Loss Of His Heritage (Jer 12:7)
3.) God Promises The Penitent They Will Return From Captivity (Jer 12:14)
E.
Five
Parables of Judgment (Jer 13-20)
1. Jeremiah's Linen Belt (Jer 13:1-27)
A.) The Sign Of The Linen Girdle [OR] Symbol Of The Linen Sash [OR] A Linen Belt [OR] The Ruined Waistband [OR] The Linen Loincloth [OR] In The Figure Of A Linen Girdle, Hidden At Euprates, God Foreshows The Destruction Of His People (Jer 13:1)
1.) Symbol Of The Wine Bottles [OR] Wineskins [OR] Captivity Threatened [OR] Symbol Of The Wine-Jars [OR] Under The Parable Of The Bottles Filled With Wine, He Foretells Their Drunken Misery (Jer 13:12)
2.) Pride Precedes Captivity [OR] Threat Of Captivity [OR] Exile Threatened [OR] He Exhorts Them To Avoid Future Judgment (Jer 13:15)
3.) He Shows That Their Abominations Are The Cause Of Judgment (Jer 13:22)
2. The LORD Sends a Drought (Jer 14:1-15:9)
A.) The Message On The Drought [OR] Sword, Famine, And Pestilence [OR] Drought, Famine, Sword [OR] Drought And A Prayer For Mercy [OR] The Great Drought [OR] The Grievous Famine (Jer 14:1)
1.) Causes Jeremiah To Pray (Jer 14:7)
2.) The Lord Will Not Hear The Pleas Of The People (Jer 14:10)
3.) False Prophets [OR] Denunciation Of Lying Prophets [OR] Lying Prophets Are No Excuse For Them (Jer 14:13)
4.) Jeremiah Voices Their Complaint [OR] The People Plead For Mercy (Jer 14:17)
5.) The Lord Will Not Relent [OR] Judgment Must Come [OR] Punishment Is Inevitable [OR] The Complete Rejection Of The Jews, And Their Many Judgments (Jer 15:1)
6.) Four Kinds Of Destroyers (Jer 15:3)
3. Jeremiah Complains Bitterly (Jer 15:10-21)
1.) Jeremiah's Dejection [OR] Jeremiah Complains Again And Is Reassured [OR] Jeremiah Complains Of Men's Spitefulness (Jer 15:10)
2.) God's Threatening Reply (Jer 15:13)
3.) Jeremiah's Prayer And God's Answer [OR] Jeremiah Prays (Jer 15:15)
4.) The Lord Reassures Jeremiah [OR] And Receives A Gracious Promise (Jer 15:19)
4. The LORD Tells Jeremiah Not to Marry (Jer 16:1-17:18)
A.) The Sign Of The Unmarried Prophet [OR] Jeremiah's Life-Style And Message [OR] Day Of Disaster [OR] Distresses Foretold [OR] Jeremiah's Celibacy And Message [OR] The Prophet, By Figures, Foreshows The Ruin Of The Jews (Jer 16:1)
1.) Because They Are Worse Than Their Fathers (Jer 16:10)
2.) God Will Restore Israel [OR] God Will Restore Them [OR] God Will Restore Israel [OR] Their Return From Captivity Shall Be Stranger Than Their Deliverance Out Of Egypt (Jer 16:14)
3.) God Will Punish Them Doubly For Their Idolatry (Jer 16:16)
4.) Judah's Sin And Punishment [OR] The Deceitful Heart [OR] Judah's Sin And Punishment [OR] The Captivity Of Judah (Jer 17:1)
5.) Trust In Man Is Cursed (Jer 17:5)
6.) In God Is Blessed (Jer 17:7)
7.) The Deceitful Heart Cannot Deceive God (Jer 17:9)
8.) Hope And Salvation Are To Be Found In Him (Jer 17:12)
9.) Jeremiah Prays For Deliverance [OR] Jeremiah Prays For Vindication (Jer 17:14)
10.) The Prophet Complains Of Those Who Mock His Prophecy (Jer 17:15)
5. The Blessing That Comes From Observing the Day of Worship as a Holy Day (Jer 17:19-27)
A.) The Message In The Gates Concerning The Sabbath [OR] Hallow The Sabbath Day [OR] Keeping The Sabbath Holy [OR] The Sabbath Must Be Kept [OR] He Is Sent To Renew The Covenant To Hallow The Sabbath (Jer 17:19)
6. The People of Israel Are Like Clay for a Potter (Jer 18:1-23)
A.) The Sign Of The Potter's House [OR] The Potter And The Clay [OR] At The Potter's House [OR] The Figure Of A Potter Shows God's Absolute Power Over Nations (Jer 18:1)
1.) Judgments Threatened To Judah For Her Strange Revolt (Jer 18:11)
2.) God's Warning Rejected [OR] Israel's Stubborn Idolatry (Jer 18:12)
3.) Jeremiah Persecuted [OR] A Plot Against Jeremiah [OR] Jeremiah Prays (Jer 18:18)
7. Israel Will Be Smashed Like a Clay Jar (Jer 19:1-15)
1.) The Sign Of The Broken Flask [OR] The Broken Jar [OR] The Broken Earthenware Jug [OR] The Desolation Of The Jews Is Told In Figure Of A Potter's Vessel [OR] The Word Of God To Pashhur [OR] Jeremiah And Pashhur [OR] Pashhur Persecutes Jeremiah [OR] Jeremiah Persecuted By Pashhur [OR] Pashur, Smiting Jeremiah, Receives A New Name And A Fearful Doom (Jer 19:1)
A.) Parenthetic: Jeremiah's First Persecution (Jer 19:14)
8. Pashhur Imprisons Jeremiah (Jer 20:1-6)
9. Jeremiah Prays to the LORD (Jer 20:7-18)
1.) Jeremiah's Unpopular Ministry [OR] Jeremiah's Complaint [OR] Jeremiah Denounces His Persecutors [OR] Jeremiah Complains Of Contempt (Jer 20:7)
2.) Of Treachery (Jer 20:10)
3.) And Of His Birth (Jer 20:14)
F.
Captivity in Babylon Predicted (Jer 21-29)
1. Jerusalem Will Be Captured by the Babylonians (Jer 21:1-14)
A.) The Message To King Zedekiah. The Babylonian Captivity Foretold [OR] Jerusalem's Doom Is Sealed [OR] God Rejects Zedekiah's Request [OR] Jeremiah's Message For Zedekiah [OR] Jerusalem Will Fall To Nebuchadrezzar [OR] Zedekiah Sends To Jeremiah To Inquire About The War Of Nebuchadrezzar (Nebuchadnezzar) (Jer 21:1)
1.) Jeremiah Foretells A Hard Siege And Miserable Captivity (Jer 21:3)
2.) He Counsels The People To Surrender To The Chaldeans [OR] Message To The House Of David [OR] And Upbraids The King's House (Jer 21:8)
G. Later Prophecies -- Under Jehoiakim and Zedekiah (Jer 21-39)
1. Warnings to the Wicked Kings (Jer 22:1-30)
1.) Judgment Against Evil Kings [OR] Warning Of Jerusalem's Fall [OR] Exhortation To Repent [OR] He Exhorts The Royal Family To Repent (Jer 22:1)
2.) The Judgment Of Shallum [OR] Message To The Sons Of Josiah (Jer 22:10)
3.) Messages About The Kings [OR] Of Jehoiakim (Jer 22:13)
4.) And Of Coniah (Jehoiachin) (Jer 22:20)
5.) Message To Coniah [OR] Judgment On Coniah (Jehoiachin) (Jer 22:24)
2. The Righteous Branch (Jer 23:1-8)
A.) The Future Restoration And Conversion Of Israel: Message Against The Faithless Shepherds [OR] The Branch Of Righteousness [OR] The Righteous Branch [OR] The Coming Messiah: The Righteous Branch [OR] Restoration After Exile [OR] He Prophesies The Restoration Of The Scattered Flock (Jer 23:1)
1.) The Righteous Branch Of David [OR] Christ Shall Rule And Save Them (Jer 23:5)
3. Warnings to the False Prophets (Jer 23:9-40)
1.) False Prophets And Empty Oracles [OR] Lying Prophets [OR] False Prophets Denounced [OR] False Prophets Of Hope Denounced [OR] Against False Prophets (Jer 23:9)
2.) False Oracles And False Prophets [OR] And Mockers Of The True Prophets (Jer 23:33)
4. The Two Fig Baskets (Jer 24:1-10)
A.) The Sign Of The Figs. Judah Yet To Be Restored, But Not They Of The Second Deportation [OR] The Sign Of Two Baskets Of Figs [OR] Two Baskets Of Figs [OR] Baskets Of Figs And The Returnees [OR] The Good And The Bad Figs [OR] By The Figure Of Good And Bad Figs (Jer 24:1)
1.) He Foretells The Restoration Of Those Who Were In Captivity (Jer 24:4)
2.) And The Desolation Of Zedekiah And The Rest (Jer 24:8)
5. Judgment on Judah and the Nations (Jer 25:1-38)
A.) Prophecy Of The Seventy Years' Captivity [OR] Seventy Years Of Desolation [OR] Seventy Years Of Captivity [OR] Prophecy Of The Captivity [OR] The Babylonian Captivity Foretold [OR] Jeremiah, Reproving The Jews' Disobedience To The Prophets (Jer 25:1)
1.) Foretells The Seventy Years' Captivity (Jer 25:8)
2.) Babylon Will Be Judged [OR] And After That, The Destruction Of Babylon (Jer 25:12)
B.) The Sign Of The Wine Cup Of Fury [OR] Judgment On The Nations [OR] The Cup Of God's Wrath [OR] By The Figure Of A Cup Of Wine He Foreshows The Destruction Of All The Nations (Jer 25:15)
1.) The Howling Of The Shepherds (Jer 25:34)
6. Jeremiah Is Arrested (Jer 26:1-24)
A.) The Message In The Temple Court [OR] Jeremiah Saved From Death [OR] Jeremiah Threatened With Death [OR] Cities Of Judah Warned [OR] Jeremiah's Prophecies In The Temple [OR] Jeremiah Exhorts The Cities Of Judah To Repent (Jer 26:1)
1.) A Plot To Murder Jeremiah (Jer 26:7)
2.) He Is Therefore Apprehended (Jer 26:8)
3.) And Arraigned (Jer 26:10)
4.) His Defense (Jer 26:12)
5.) Jeremiah Is Spared [OR] He Is Acquitted, The Judges Citing The Cases Of Micah (Jer 26:16)
B.) Martyrdom Of Urijah [OR] And Of Urijah (Jer 26:20)
1.) He Has The Help Of Ahikam (Jer 26:24)
7. The Yoke of Babylon Will Be on Judah (Jer 27:1-22)
A.) The Sign Of The Yokes (Jer 27:1)
1.) To Surrounding Gentile Kings [OR] Symbol Of The Bonds And Yokes [OR] Judah To Serve Nebuchadnezzar [OR] The Nations To Submit To Nebuchadnezzar [OR] The Sign Of The Yoke [OR] Jeremiah Prophesies Nebuchadnezzar's Subjugation Of Neighbor Kings (Jer 27:1)
(I.) He Exhorts The Nations To Yield And Not To Believe The False Prophets (Jer 27:8)
2.) To King Zedekiah [OR] He Likewise Urges Zedekiah (Jer 27:12)
(I.) He Foretells That The Remaining Temple Vessels Shall Be Carried To Babylon (Jer 27:19)
8. Hananiah's False Prophecy (Jer 28:1-17)
1.) The False Prophecy And Death Of Hananiah [OR] Hananiah's Falsehood And Doom [OR] The False Prophet Hananiah [OR] Hananiah's False Prophecy [OR] Hananiah Opposes Jeremiah And Dies [OR] Hananiah Prophesies Falsely The Return Of The Vessels And Of Jeconiah (Jehoiachin) (Jer 28:1)
(I.) Jeremiah Shows That The Event Itself Will Declare Who Are True Prophets (Jer 28:5)
(II.) Hananiah Breaks Jeremiah's Yoke (Jer 28:10)
(III.) Jeremiah Tells Of An Iron Yoke (Jer 28:12)
(IV.) And Foretells Hananiah's Death (Jer 28:15)
9. Jeremiah Writes to the Captives in Babylon (Jer 29:1-32)
A.) The Message To The Jews Of The First Captivity [OR] Jeremiah's Letter To The Captives [OR] A Letter To The Exiles [OR] Message To The Exiles [OR] Jeremiah's Letter To The Exiles In Babylon [OR] Jeremiah Sends A Letter To The Captives In Babylon, Telling Them To Be Quiet There (Jer 29:1)
1.) Not To Believe The Dreams Of Their Prophets (Jer 29:8)
2.) And That They Shall Return With Grace, After Seventy Years (Jer 29:10)
3.) He Foretells The Destruction Of The Rest For Their Disobedience (Jer 29:15)
4.) He Shows The Fearful End Of Ahab And Zedekiah, Two Lying Prophets (Jer 29:20)
5.) Message To Shemaiah [OR] The Letter Of Shemaiah [OR] Shemaiah Writes A Letter Against Jeremiah (Jer 29:24)
6.) Jeremiah Reads Shemaiah's Doom (Jer 29:30)
H. Restoration Predicted
(Jer 30-33)
1. Israel's Glorious Future (Jer 30:1-24)
I.) Prophecies and events not chronological (Jer 30:1)
A.) Jeremiah's First Writing (Jer 30:1)
1.) Summary Of Israel In The Tribulation [OR] Restoration Of Israel And Judah [OR] Restoration Of Israel [OR] Deliverance From Captivity Promised [OR] Restoration Promised For Israel And Judah [OR] God Shows Jeremiah The Return Of The Jews (Jer 30:1)
(I.) After Their Trouble, They Shall Be Delivered (Jer 30:4)
(II.) He Comforts Them (Jer 30:10)
(III.) Restoration Of Jacob [OR] Jerusalem Will Be Rebuilt (Jer 30:18)
(IV.) Wrath Shall Fall On The Wicked (Jer 30:20)
2. Both Israel and Judah Will Be Rescued (Jer 31:1-30)
1.) Israel In The Last Days [OR] The Remnant Of Israel Saved [OR] Israel's Mourning Turned To Joy [OR] The Joyful Return Of The Exiles [OR] The Restoration Of Israel (Jer 31:1)
(I.) The Proclamation Of This Happy Event (Jer 31:10)
(II.) Mercy On Ephraim [OR] Rahel (rachel), Mourning, Is Comforted (Jer 31:15)
(III.) Ephraim, Repenting, Is Brought Home Again (Jer 31:18)
(IV.) Christ Is Promised (Jer 31:22)
(V.) Future Prosperity Of Judah (Jer 31:23)
(VI.) A New Covenant [OR] Individual Retribution [OR] His Care Over The Church [OR] A New Covenant [OR] His New Covenant (Jer 31:27)
3. The New Promise (Jer 31:31-40)
(I.) The Stability (Jer 31:35)
(II.) Jerusalem To Be Enlarged [OR] And Vast Extent Of The Church [OR] Jeremiah Buys A Field [OR] Jeremiah Imprisoned [OR] Jeremiah Buys A Field During The Siege [OR] Jeremiah, Imprisoned By Zedekiah For His Prophecy (Jer 31:38)
4. Jeremiah Buys a Field (Jer 32:1-44)
A.) The Sign Of The Field Of Hanameel: Jeremiah's Second Persecution (Jer 32:1)
1.) Buys Hanameel's Field (Jer 32:6)
2.) Baruch Must Preserve The Deeds, As Tokens Of The People's Return (Jer 32:13)
B.) A Prayer Of Jeremiah [OR] Jeremiah Prays For Understanding [OR] Jeremiah Prays And God Explains [OR] Jeremiah In His Prayer Complains To God [OR] God's Assurance Of The People's Return [OR] God Warns Of The Captivity For Their Sins (Jer 32:16)
C.) The Answer Of Jehovah (Jer 32:26)
1.) But Promises Restoration (Jer 32:36)
5. The LORD Will Restore and Heal Judah (Jer 33:1-26)
A.) The Great Prophecy Concerning The Davidic Kingdom [OR] Excellence Of The Restored Nation [OR] Promise Of Restoration [OR] Restoration Promised [OR] Healing After Punishment [OR] God Promises To End The Captivity (Jer 33:1)
1.) With A Joyful State (Jer 33:9)
2.) A Settled Government (Jer 33:12)
3.) The Davidic Kingdom [OR] The Righteous Branch And The Covenant With David (Jer 33:14)
4.) Christ, The Branch Of Righteousness (Jer 33:15)
5.) A Continuance Of The Kingdom And Priesthood (Jer 33:17)
6.) The Permanence Of God's Covenant [OR] And The Stability Of A Blessed Seed (Jer 33:19)
I. Captivity Anticipated
(Jer 34-39)
1. King Zedekiah and the People Break Their Promise (Jer 34:1-22)
A.) The Message To Zedekiah Concerning His Coming Captivity [OR] Zedekiah Warned By God [OR] Warning To Zedekiah [OR] A Prophecy Against Zedekiah [OR] Death In Captivity Predicted For Zedekiah [OR] Jeremiah Prophesies The Captivity Of Zedekiah, And The City (Jer 34:1)
B.) Zedekiah's Ineffectual Decree [OR] Treacherous Treatment Of Slaves [OR] Freedom For Slaves [OR] The Princes And The People Free Their Bondservants, But Violate God's Covenant By Enslaving Them Again (Jer 34:8)
1.) For Their Disobedience, They Are Given To Their Enemies (Jer 34:12)
2. The Obedient Example of the Family of Rechab (Jer 35:1-19)
A.) The Obedience Of The Rechabites In The Reign Of Jehoiakim [OR] The Obedient Rechabites [OR] The Recabites [OR] The Rechabites' Obedience [OR] The Rechabites Commended [OR] By The Obedience Of The Rechabites (Jer 35:1)
1.) Judah Rebuked [OR] Jeremiah Condemns The Disobedience Of The Jews (Jer 35:12)
2.) And Praises The Rechabites (Jer 35:16)
3.) God Blesses The Rechabites For Their Obedience (Jer 35:18)
3. Jeremiah's Prophecies Are Written, Read, and Burned (Jer 36:1-32)
A.) Jeremiah's Writing In The Days Of Jehoiakim [OR] The Scroll Read In The Temple [OR] Jehoiakim Burns Jeremiah's Scroll [OR] Jeremiah's Scroll Read In The Temple [OR] Jeremiah Causes Baruch To Write His Prophecy (Jer 36:1) )
1.) And To Read It Publicly [OR] The Scroll Read In The Palace [OR] The Princes Are Told About It By Michaiah, And Send Jehudi To Bring The Roll And Read It (Jer 36:5)
2.) The King Destroys Jeremiah's Scroll [OR] The Scroll Is Burned [OR] Jehoiakim Burns The Scroll [OR] King Jehoiakim Is Told About The Roll, Hears Part Of It, And Burns It (Jer 36:20)
B.) The Destroyed Roll Rewritten [OR] Jeremiah Rewrites The Scroll [OR] The Scroll Is Replaced [OR] Jeremiah Dictates Another [OR] Jeremiah Pronounces His Judgment (Jer 36:27)
1.) Baruch Writes A New Copy (Jer 36:32)
4. Jeremiah Advises Zedekiah (Jer 37:1-21)
I.) From the accession to the captivity of Zedekiah (Jer 37:1)
A.) Jeremiah's Imprisonment In The Days Of Zedekiah [OR] Zedekiah's Vain Hope [OR] Jeremiah In Prison [OR] Jeremiah Warns Against Trust In Pharaoh [OR] The Egyptians Raise The Siege Of The Chaldeans And Zedekiah Asks Jeremiah To Pray For The People (Jer 37:1)
1.) Jeremiah Prophesies The Chaldeans' Certain Return And Victory [OR] Jeremiah Imprisoned [OR] Jeremiah Is Imprisoned [OR] He Is Taken For A Traitor, Beaten, And Put In Prison (Jer 37:6)
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