Explorer's Bible Study on Jeremiah
Overview
This study looks at a man who did not have the satisfaction of seeing reform come from his constant warnings to a people who were corrupt, idolatrous, and obstinate. His job was to warn of the coming judgment of God through foreign armies, famine, pestilence, drought, defeat, captivity, despair, and destruction. He delivered his message with a gentle and sympathetic heart even though it was in opposition to what people wanted to hear. In this he stood alone. The study of Jeremiah reveals many parallels to our nation and world today. This study includes thirty lessons.
Top Highlights
“A deliberate choice on your part to love and follow Him will guide you into the path He has chosen for you” (Volume 1, Page 7)
“During King Josiah’s reign Jeremiah had great influence and protection from the king, but unfortunately the king lost his life in battle against Pharaoh Necho of Egypt at Megiddo.” (source)
“He, of divine necessity, had to deliver a message from God, even though it was in opposition to what people wanted to hear.” (Volume 1, Page 2)
“Jehoiachin, who became king in his father’s place, was taken captive to Babylon along with a partial deportation of” (source)
“His call to preach was not only to all Israel but to other nations as well” (Volume 1, Page 7)
- Title: Jeremiah
- Author: Mrs. T.M. Constance
- Series: Explorer’s Bible Study
- Publisher: Explorer’s Bible Study
- Print Publication Date: 1978
- Logos Release Date: 2006
- Pages: 102
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
- Subject: Bible › Study and teaching
- Resource ID: LLS:EBSJER
- Resource Type: text.monograph.bible-study
- Metadata Last Updated: 2022-10-05T16:51:51Z
