What can we learn from Jeremiah 31?

God continues to talk about how great the future will be. He’ll be the God of all the families of Israel. The people who’ve survived life in exile will find God again, like Jacob encountering God in a dream. God will reaffirm his love for Israel, and build it up again.

What can we learn from Jeremiah chapter 2?

Through Jeremiah, the voice of God compares Israel to a bride who used to be devoted to him when they were together in the wilderness (headed out of Egypt). God accuses the people and their descendants of abandoning him. He asks them to look at other nations to see if they’ve ever abandoned their gods.

What is the main theme of the Book of Jeremiah?

Because Jeremiah prophesied in the final years of Judah before God’s people were exiled to Babylon, it makes sense that the book’s overarching theme is judgment. Indeed, the first forty-five chapters focus primarily on the judgment coming to Judah because of its disbelief and disobedience.

What did Jeremiah see when the word of the Lord came?

The word of the Lord came to Jeremiah a second time. He saw a pot. Explanation of the meaning. The word of the Lord came to Jeremiah. “Just now called to me” may refer to Josiah’s reformation, started in the 12 th year of his reign, or maybe some earlier reformation.

Where did Jeremiah’s Ministry take place?

For the majority of this time, Jeremiah based his ministry out of Jerusalem. The southern kingdom of Judah fell during Jeremiah’s prophetic ministry (586 BC), having been threatened for many years by outside powers—first Assyria and Egypt and then by their eventual conquerors, Babylon.

How did Jeremiah start prophesying in the Bible?

Jeremiah started prophesying as a young man (Josiah was 21). The word of the Lord came to Jeremiah followed by conversation. God touched his mouth. The word of the Lord came to Jeremiah. He saw an almond rod.