Table of Contents
Jeremiah
Jeremiah is known as “the weeping prophet.”
Another Resource: SDA Sabbath School Lesson Quarterly: Jeremiah
List Of Articles
- Before I Formed Thee In The Belly (Jeremiah 1) — a prophet appointed before birth, an almond rod, and a pot boiling from the north
- They Have Forsaken Me, The Fountain (Jeremiah 2-3) — two evils in one verse, broken cisterns that hold no water, and a call to backsliding Israel
- Ask For The Old Paths (Jeremiah 4-6) — the lion out of his thicket, a land without form and void again, and the good way they would not walk in
- The Temple Of The LORD, Are These (Jeremiah 7-8) — a slogan repeated three times, a valley renamed, the harvest past, and no balm in Gilead
- Let Him Glory In This (Jeremiah 9-10) — the only boast God allows, and a tree cut from the forest, nailed upright and decked with silver
- The Linen Girdle And The Prospering Wicked (Jeremiah 11-13) — a broken covenant, the question Jeremiah dares to ask God, and a sash ruined on purpose
- Thy Words Were Found, And I Did Eat Them (Jeremiah 14-15) — a drought, a prophet told to stop praying, and the joy he found in the words themselves
