Jeremiah condemns:
Characteristics of false teachers:
Key idea:
“Peace, peace” when there is no peace.
Promise of:
Titles:
Important theological point:
Connection:
Referenced passages:
Blessings for obedience:
Curses for disobedience:
Central covenant warning:
“Obey or be removed from the land.”
Usually refers to:
Key theme:
Samaria and Jerusalem:
They said:
Jeremiah preached:
Result:
Important theme:
God’s true messengers are often rejected.
After many chapters of judgment:
Unlike the Mosaic Covenant:
Key ideas:
Important statement:
“We are saved by works — just not our works.”
Jeremiah is portrayed as:
Important insight:
Written after:
Jeremiah returns to the ruined city and mourns.
Jerusalem is portrayed as:
Repeated emphasis:
Major emphasis:
Statements repeated:
Important theological point:
Jeremiah:
Themes:
After intense grief:
“The steadfast love of the LORD never ceases.”
“His mercies are new every morning.”
“Great is Thy faithfulness.”
In Scripture:
Examples mentioned:
Jeremiah asks God to remember his affliction because he hopes God will act mercifully again.
Jeremiah teaches:
Important lesson:
Trust God even when circumstances appear hopeless.
Discussion about:
Key point:
Examples from Lamentations:
Connection:
Tradition says:
Final picture:
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