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Forty years against the fall of Jerusalem: and the deepest promise in the Old Testament, spoken while the siege ramps were rising.
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Jeremiah names 4 things on this site
- Jeremiah, a person of Scripture.Priest of Anathoth called before birth to uproot and to plant; the weeping prophet of Jerusalem's fall who bought a field in the siege and announced the new covenant written on…
- Jeremiah, a heading of the topical index.A heading of Nave's Topical Bible (1896): every passage it gathers, quoted.
- Jeremiah: the Study Guide, a featured study.Forty years against the fall of Jerusalem: and the deepest promise in the Old Testament, spoken while the siege ramps were rising.
- Jeremiah C. Lanphier, a voice this site quotes.A New York merchant engaged in 1857 as lay missionary of the North Dutch Church, who began the noon prayer meeting on Fulton Street on 23 September 1857.
Verses
140 results- VerseNehemiah 10:2Seraiah, Azariah, Jeremiah,
- VerseNehemiah 12:34Judah, Benjamin, Shemaiah, Jeremiah,
- Verse1 Chronicles 12:13Jeremiah the tenth, and Machbanai the eleventh.
- Verse1 Chronicles 12:10Mishmannah the fourth, Jeremiah the fifth,
- VerseJeremiah 21:3But Jeremiah answered, “You are to tell Zedekiah that
People
2 results- PersonJeremiahPriest of Anathoth called before birth to uproot and to plant; the weeping prophet of Jerusalem's fall who bought a field in the siege and announced the new covenant written on…
- PersonZedekiahJudah's last king, who broke his oath to Babylon against Jeremiah's word; his sons slain before his eyes at Riblah, and the city and house of Jehovah burned.
Places
1 resultWords (Strong's)
3 results- WordH3414 יִרְמְיָה · Yirmᵉyâh (Hebrew)Jirmejah, the name of eight or nine Israelites. The Hebrew word stands 147 times in the original text.
- WordG2408 Ἱερεμίας · Hieremías (Greek)Hieremias (i.e. Jermijah), an Israelite. The Greek word stands 3 times in the original text.
- WordH1758 דּוּשׁ · dûwsh (Hebrew)to trample or thresh. The Hebrew word stands 16 times in the original text.
Concepts
1 resultThemes
3 results- ThemeCovenantIn Scripture a covenant is not a vague feeling. It is a formal, oath-bound promise between named parties, with a stated promise and usually a visible sign to mark it. (The…
- ThemeCreationScripture opens with a claim, not an argument: "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth" (Gen 1:1). The Genesis account moves in an ordered six-day sequence…
- ThemeJudgmentJudgment in Scripture is not a stray topic but a load-bearing theme, running from Eden to the lake of fire. It begins with a question, not a threat: Abraham asks whether the…
Topics
1 resultProphecies
6 results- ProphecyJudah's Babylonian ExileJeremiah predicted a 70-year exile in Babylon followed by restoration—a specific timeframe given before the exile began.
- ProphecyPetra's Eagle's Nest FallObadiah and Jeremiah specifically mention Edom's rock-cleft dwellings (Petra's famous cliff-carved architecture) and predict their downfall.
- ProphecyBabylon's River Gates Left OpenIsaiah predicted Babylon's gates would be opened before Cyrus, and Jeremiah predicted the river passages would be stopped and the city taken by surprise from the ends.
- ProphecyBabylon's Stones Not Taken for BuildingJeremiah predicted that Babylon's massive stone masonry—the materials of Nebuchadnezzar's grand city—would never be recycled as building materials for other structures, an…
- ProphecyMoab and Ammon Diminished but RestoredJeremiah predicted Moab would be destroyed 'from being a people' but that both Moab and Ammon would be restored 'in the latter days.'
Apologetics
3 results- ApologeticsEdom's Perpetual DesolationEdom is the one neighbour of Israel that left no successor: no state, no people, no language, no claimant to the name. Obadiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel and Malachi all sentenced it…
- ApologeticsBabylon's Permanent DesolationIsaiah 13-14 and Jeremiah 50-51 predict Babylon's fall to the Medes, its permanent desolation, and its never being rebuilt—fulfilled over centuries despite Babylon being the…
- ApologeticsThe Seventy-Year Babylonian CaptivityJeremiah fixed Judah's exile at seventy years in a dated oracle — the fourth year of Jehoiakim, 605 BC, the year Nebuchadnezzar broke Egypt at Carchemish (Jeremiah 25:1…
Featured studies
10 results- StudyJeremiah: the Study GuideForty years against the fall of Jerusalem: and the deepest promise in the Old Testament, spoken while the siege ramps were rising.
- StudyLamentations: the Study GuideFive funeral-dirges over a fallen city that own the judgment as just and refuse to soften the horror: until the exact center of the book's most intricately ordered poem turns: mercies new every…
- StudyThe Major ProphetsFour long scrolls from Isaiah to Daniel: where "major" measures length, and every burden leans toward the Messiah.
- StudyThe New CovenantFour promises spoken over a burning city: the law written inside, sins remembered no more, and the longest Old Testament quotation in the New.
- StudyThe Potter and the ClayOne trade visited twice: the marred vessel made again on the wheel, and the fired bottle smashed where it could not be mended.