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Jeremiah

Jeremiah records a long prophetic ministry during Judah’s final decades before Jerusalem fell to Babylon. Jeremiah warns kings, priests, prophets, and people that covenant rebellion and false confidence in the temple will not prevent judgment. He suffers rejection for that message, yet the book also promises restoration, a righteous Branch, return from captivity, and a new covenant in which God’s law is written in the heart.

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Jeremiah 1Jeremiah is called and appointed to speak God’s word to the nations Jeremiah 2–6Judah’s unfaithfulness is exposed and judgment from the north is announced Jeremiah 7–10The temple cannot protect persistent rebellion, and idols are contrasted with the living God Jeremiah 11–20The broken covenant, prophetic signs, persecution, and Jeremiah’s personal struggles Jeremiah 21–29Messages to kings, shepherds, false prophets, and exiles under Babylon’s rising rule Jeremiah 30–33Promises of restoration, healing, the new covenant, and the righteous Branch Jeremiah 34–45Jerusalem’s last days, the city’s fall, the remnant in Egypt, and God’s word to Baruch Jeremiah 46–51Judgment against Egypt, Philistia, Moab, Ammon, Edom, Damascus, Kedar, Elam, and Babylon Jeremiah 52Jerusalem’s fall is reviewed, and Jehoiachin is released from prison in Babylon