Loading
Loading
0 Chapters0 Books0 People0 Places
Written by
52 chapters · 398 min read
600s BC
The kingdom of in its final decades before exile
To warn Judah of coming judgment, call them to repentance, and promise that God would establish a new written on their hearts
is the prophet who watched his nation die. For 40 years he warned to repent, was ignored, beaten, thrown in a cistern, and accused of treason. He watched burn and the fall. But in the middle of all that darkness, he delivered one of the most revolutionary promises in Scripture: God would make a new — not on stone tablets, but written on human hearts.
God told Jeremiah He knew him before he was even formed in the womb — your purpose was written before your first breath, and that's not a motivational poster, that's scripture.
Jeremiah 1 — Called Before You Were Born
God tells Jeremiah 'don't even pray for these people' — lowkey the most devastating thing the Almighty has ever said to a prophet.
Jeremiah 11 — The Broken Contract and the Death Plot
God said 'I'm not sitting this out — I'm actively fighting AGAINST you,' which is lowkey the most terrifying plot twist in the Old Testament
Jeremiah 21 — God Said What He Said
This is the OT passage the entire New Testament is built on — God announces a new covenant written on hearts instead of stone tablets, and it literally changed everything
Jeremiah 31 — The Comeback Nobody Saw Coming
Share this book
Ishmael broke bread with the governor at dinner and then unalived him mid-meal — arguably the most cold-blooded betrayal in all of Scripture
Jeremiah 41 — The Betrayal at the Dinner Table