God's Word Applied to Our Situation
- During the Days of Backsliding under Josiah - Jer. 1--20; cf.3:6
- The goal of God's Word - Jer. 1:9-10
- The message of God's Word to His people
- Remembering the days of "first love" - Jer. 2:1-3
- Forsaking our Source - Jer. 2:13
- The mercy of a faithful Husband - Jer. 3:12-18
- How to repent - Jer. 4:3-4, 18
- The fire of God's Word to defiant hearts - Jer. 5:14, 23
- An opportunity to walk in the old paths - Jer. 6:16
- Vain worship in God's house - Jer. 7:1-4, 11
- The proper attitude toward God's Word
- Mourning for the recovery of God's people - Jer. 8:18-22
- Weeping, mourning, and humility - Jer. 9:1, 17-20, 23-24
- The specific speaking of God's Word
- The living God versus idols - Jer. 10:8-10
- Disobedience to the covenant - Jer. 11:1-8
- God's compassion in restoration - Jer. 12:14-15
- Touching pride - Jer. 13:15-18
- The reason for droughts - Jer. 14:1
- The experience of God's Word
- Eating the Word - Jer. 15:16
- Being hunted by God's Word - Jer. 16:16-17, 19, 21
- A sick heart healed - Jer. 17:5, 7-10, 12-14
- Words about the authority of the Potter over the clay - Jer. 18:1-4
- Being broken in judgment - Jer. 19:1, 10-11
- The burning fire of the Word - Jer. 20:7-9
- During the Days of Captivity under Zedekiah and Jehoiakim - Jer.21-44
- Being confronted with God's Word
- The way of life and the way of death - Jer. 21:8
- Touching specific sins - Jer. 22:13-17
- Concerning THE LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS - Jer. 23:3-6
- Concerning God's inner work on the heart - Jer. 24:5-7
- God's Word regarding captivity
- Concerning the 70-year Babylonian captivity - Jer. 25:12
- An undiminished Word - Jer. 26:2-3
- God's sovereignty in captivity - Jer. 27:4-8
- Those who teach rebellion - Jer. 28:14-17
- C. God's Word to the captives
- 1. Jeremiah's letter on how to go on in captivity - Jer. 29:1-7
- 2. God's Word about the future - Jer. 29:10-14
- 3. God's Word about deliverance and restoration - Jer. 30:3, 7-9,
10-11, 16-22
- 4. Everlasting love and a new covenant - Jer. 31:3-9, 11-14, 31-34
- 5. There is nothing too hard for the Lord - Jer. 32:14-27, 37-41
- 6. God will do great and mighty things - Jer. 33:2-3, 6-17
- 7. Concerning the year of Jubilee - Jer. 34:8-17
- 8. Being tested in captivity - Jer. 35:1-10, 18-19
- D. Jeremiah's trials and faithfulness
- 1. The burning and rewriting of his scroll - Jer. 36:2-3, 20-28
- 2. Jeremiah's imprisonment - Jer. 37:15-16, 20-21
- 3. Jeremiah put into the dungeon - Jer. 38:6-13
- E. The fall of Jerusalem
- 1. The description of the fall - Jer. 39:1-18
- 2. Jeremiah remains in Judah - Jer. 40
- 3. The people attempt to go to Egypt - Jer. 41
- 4. The Lord's warning not to go to Egypt - Jer. 42:19-21
- 5. Jeremiah's repeated warning about Egypt - Jer. 43:8-13
- 6. The Word to the rebellious remnant in Egypt - Jer. 44:1-30
III. During the Days of Rebellion under Jehoiakim and Zedekiah -
Jer. 45--52
- A. An exposing word
- 1. The reason for depression - Jer. 45:1-5
- B. God's judgment on the nations
- 1. Egypt (Jacob's recovery) - Jer. 46
- 2. Philistines - Jer. 47
- 3. Moab - Jer. 48
- 4. Ammonites, Edom, Damascus, Kedar, and Elam - Jer. 49
- 5. Babylon (vengeance of His Temple) - Jer. 50:28
- 6. Babylon (remember Jerusalem) - Jer. 51:50
- C. The review of the fall of Jerusalem
- 1. Emphasis upon the House of the Lord - Jer. 52:13-23
IV. During the Days of Depression - Lamentations 1--5
- A. Grief and acknowledgment of the righteous judgment - Lam. 1:17
- B. God's judgment focuses on His House - Lam. 2:7
- C. In the midst of wormwood and gall - "Great is Thy faithfulness"
- Lam. 3:19-26
- D. A description of the degraded condition of God's people - Lam.
4:1ff
- E. A prayer for restoration - Lam. 5:17-21