Suganthy Jebadurai

This prophetic chapter has a vision of the united kingdom Israel, of the wonderful time when God himself brings back the exiles of Judah and Israel, who were taken to a foreign country as a judgment for their sins back to their own land Israel. This chapter is notable for 
 
1. the quoting of 31:15 in the “Massacre of the Innocents" narrative in Mt 2:16-18). 
 
2. God’s declaration of the new covenant, the “inward” code for living written not on stone but in the “hearts” of Gods people. (33) 
This chapter beautifully portrays the expression of sorrow and repentance of God’s chosen people and the LORDs affirmation of His everlasting love and faithfulness.

This prophetic chapter has a vision of the united kingdom Israel, of the wonderful time when God himself brings back the exiles of Judah and Israel,  who were taken to a foreign country as a judgment for their sins back to their own land Israel.  This chapter is notable for 

1. the quoting of 31:15 in the “Massacre of the Innocents" narrative in Mt 2:16-18).  

2. God’s declaration of the new covenant, the “inward” code for living written not on stone but in the “hearts” of Gods people. (33)
This chapter beautifully portrays the expression of sorrow and repentance of God’s chosen people and the LORDs affirmation of His everlasting love and faithfulness.

Jeremiah 31:15-40  A prophesy of New Jerusalem

This prophetic chapter has a vision of the united kingdom Israel, of the wonderful time when God himself brings back the exiles of Judah and Israel, who were taken to a foreign country as a judgment for their sins back to their own land Israel. This chapter is notable for 
 
1. the quoting of 31:15 in the “Massacre of the Innocents" narrative in Mt 2:16-18). 
 
2. God’s declaration of the new covenant, the “inward” code for living written not on stone but in the “hearts” of Gods people. (33) 
 
This chapter beautifully portrays the expression of sorrow and repentance of God’s chosen people and the LORDs affirmation of His everlasting love and faithfulness.

This prophetic chapter has a vision of the united kingdom Israel, of the wonderful time when God himself brings back the exiles of Judah and Israel,  who were taken to a foreign country as a judgment for their sins back to their own land Israel.  This chapter is notable for 

1. the quoting of 31:15 in the “Massacre of the Innocents" narrative in Mt 2:16-18).
  
2. God’s declaration of the new covenant, the “inward” code for living written not on stone but in the “hearts” of Gods people. (33)

This chapter beautifully portrays the expression of sorrow and repentance of God’s chosen people and the LORDs affirmation of His everlasting love and faithfulness.

Jeremiah 31:1-14  - A beautiful portrayal of  LORD's everlasting love and faithfulness.

Judgment begins at the house of God!! Beware!!! There is no exception!!!! 
 
Let us continue with Jeremiah Chapter 25 verses 15-38 which announces the Lord’s judgment upon the nations. This judgment is pictured as a “wine cup of God’s fury” where nations would stagger and reel under its power. Babylon would be the instrument of judgment. Following the judgment of the other nations, it would be Babylon’s turn to receive the cup of God’s wrath. 
 This judgment of nations in history prefigures the final judgment and the great battle that will overtake the entire earth in the end times (Isa. 34: verses 2 and 3). The empire of Antichrist is described as “Babylon the Great” (in Revelation chapters 17-19). In the Battle of Armageddon, the Antichrist will be the leader (Rev. 19:19), and his armies would be defeated by the word of Christ, “a sharp sword” (Rev. 19:verses 15, 21). 
 
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Judgment begins at the house of God!! Beware!!! There is no exception!!!!

Let us continue with Jeremiah Chapter 25 verses 15-38 which announces the Lord’s judgment upon the nations.  This judgment is pictured as a “wine cup of God’s fury” where nations  would stagger and reel under its power.  Babylon would be the instrument of judgment.   Following the judgment of the other nations,  it would be Babylon’s turn to receive the cup of  God’s wrath.
 This judgment of nations in history prefigures the final judgment and the great battle that will overtake the entire earth in the end times (Isa. 34: verses 2 and 3). The empire of Antichrist is described as “Babylon the Great” (in Revelation chapters 17-19). In the Battle of Armageddon, the Antichrist will be the leader (Rev. 19:19), and his armies would be defeated by the word of Christ, “a sharp sword” (Rev. 19:verses 15, 21).

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Jeremiah 25:15-38 English Bible Study

The expiration Date for the Chaldean supremacy is set by God!! Yes, just 70 more years!!! 
 
This remarkable chapter records the prophecy of Jeremiah which came at the end of twenty-three years of his ministry, during which he had continuously pleaded with Judah for their repentance and whole-hearted return unto the worship of their true God. Judah never heeded him. God found that the people could not be amended and restored to a right mind by any warnings, Judah's day of grace had expired; the longsuffering mercy of God could no longer postpone the deserved judgment of the rebellious nation; 
 
The judgment of captivity was at hand. 
 
The Prophet is here preaching to the people, in the usual strain of reproof. But in the midst of threatening he is commissioned to introduce a gracious promise, that the captivity shall not exceed the seventy years. 
 
The chapter falls into three divisions: 
(1) The judgment of Judah and the eventual doom of Babylon (Jeremiah 25:1-14), 
(2) The cup of God's wrath upon the nations (Jeremiah 25:15-29), and 
(3) The judgment of the whole world (Jeremiah 25:30-38). 
 
The book of Jeremiah does not preserve chronology. This prophecy, was delivered in the fourth year of Jehoiakim in 605 BC. This prophecy should precede the vision of the two fig baskets of chapter 24 which had just shown to Jeremiah when Jehoiakim died, and when Zedekiah reigned in the place of Jeconiah (ie) 598 BC 
 
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The expiration Date for the Chaldean supremacy is set by God!! Yes,  just 70 more years!!!

This remarkable chapter records the prophecy of Jeremiah which came at the end of twenty-three years of his ministry, during which he had continuously pleaded with Judah for their repentance and whole-hearted return unto the worship of their true God. Judah never heeded him. God found that the people could not be amended and restored to a right mind by any warnings, Judah's day of grace had expired; the longsuffering mercy of God could no longer postpone the deserved judgment of the rebellious nation;

The judgment of captivity was at hand.

The Prophet is here preaching to the people, in the usual strain of reproof. But in the midst of threatening he is commissioned to introduce a gracious promise, that the captivity shall not exceed the seventy years.

The chapter falls into three divisions: 
(1) The judgment of Judah and the eventual doom of Babylon (Jeremiah 25:1-14), 
(2) The cup of God's w

Jeremiah 25:1-14 English Bible Study

God's Word is not a burden!! Never use this word.. 
 
This section has a lengthy discourse against the false prophets. 
Beware of the false prophets!!! 
 
The way in which the Hebrew word "massa" משא is used is really amazing. 
 
The same word means burden, oracle and forget in the Hebrew language. There is a mix of these words, which make the section from verses 33 to 40 very interesting.. 
 
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God's Word is not a burden!! Never use this word.. 

This section has a lengthy discourse against the false prophets. 
Beware of the false prophets!!!

The way in which the Hebrew word "massa" משא is used is really amazing. 

The same word means burden, oracle and forget in the Hebrew language. There is a mix of these words, which make the section from verses 33 to 40 very interesting..

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Jeremiah 23:18-40 English Bible Study

Judgment upon judgment!!! 
Judgment pronounced upon Jehoiakim and Jehoichin. 
King Zedekiah, be warned of the fate of your predecessors. 
 
Verses 13 to 30 tells about the prophesies of judgment given to Jehoiakim and Coniah when they were kings of Judah. Jeremiah reminds the reigning king Zedekiah to be warned against injustice and oppression, by seeing the sad fate of his predecessors and turn unto the LORD. 
 
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Judgment upon judgment!!!
Judgment pronounced upon Jehoiakim and Jehoichin. 
King Zedekiah, be warned of the fate of your predecessors.  

Verses 13 to 30 tells about the prophesies of judgment given to Jehoiakim and Coniah when they were kings of Judah.   Jeremiah reminds the reigning king Zedekiah to be warned against injustice and oppression, by seeing the sad fate of his predecessors and turn unto the LORD.

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Jeremiah 22:13-30 English Bible Study

Judgment of Shallum explained to Zedekiah, hoping that he would be warned of them and repent. 
 
Following the death of godly Josiah, the last four kings of Judah (Jehoahaz, Jehoiakim, Jehoiachin, Zedekiah), did what was evil in the eyes of the Lord. This chapter reviews the history of the three preceding reigns of Zedekiah, and apparently reproduces the very words of the warnings which he had uttered to each king who then ruled, and by detailing their disobedience that brought judgment on the nation and reason for the Lord to remove the sons of David from the throne. 
In this chapter we have the following: 
1. God sends the prophet to court with promises calling to repentance (1-4) 
2. Heavy sentences of judgment are pronounced upon the king’s house and Jerusalem, 
a. Judgment against the king’s house (5-9) 
b. The judgment of Shallum (10-12) 
c. The judgment of Jehoiakim (13-19) 
d. The judgment of Jehoiachin @ Coniah (20-30) 
 
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Judgment of Shallum explained to Zedekiah, hoping that he would be warned of them and repent.

Following the death of godly Josiah, the last four kings of Judah (Jehoahaz, Jehoiakim, Jehoiachin, Zedekiah), did what was evil in the eyes of the Lord. This chapter reviews the history of the three preceding reigns of Zedekiah, and apparently reproduces the very words of the warnings which he had uttered to each king who then ruled, and by detailing their disobedience that brought judgment on the nation and reason for the Lord to remove the sons of David from the throne.
In this chapter we have the following:
1. God sends the prophet to court with promises calling to repentance (1-4)
2. Heavy sentences of judgment are pronounced upon the king’s house and Jerusalem, 
a. Judgment against the king’s house (5-9)
b. The judgment of Shallum  (10-12)
c. The judgment  of Jehoiakim (13-19)
d. The judgment of Jehoiachin @ Coniah (20-30)

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Jeremiah 22:1-12 English Bible Study

Sabbath violation!! Oh Judah!!! 
Your violated sabbath years are going to be equal to your years of captivity... 
 
In the first 13 verses of chapter 17, we saw the 5 follies of Judah which deepened her sins. In the remaining verses we shall see the below: 
1. The fatal consequences of the idolatry of the Jews. (1-4) 
2. The folly of trusting in man (5-8) 
3. The folly of trusting one’s own heart (9,10) 
4. The folly of trusting in riches (11) 
5. The folly of failing to trust in the God of all glory. (12-13) 
6. The malice of the prophet's enemies. (14-18) 
7. The observance of the sabbath. (19-27) 
 
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Sabbath violation!!  Oh Judah!!!
Your violated sabbath years are going to be equal to your years of captivity...

In the first 13 verses of chapter 17, we saw the 5 follies of Judah which  deepened her sins.  In the remaining verses we shall see the below:
1. The fatal consequences of the idolatry of the Jews. (1-4) 
2. The folly of trusting in man (5-8)
3. The folly of trusting one’s own heart (9,10)
4. The folly of trusting in riches (11)
5. The folly of failing to trust in the God of all glory. (12-13)
6. The malice of the prophet's enemies. (14-18) 
7. The observance of the sabbath. (19-27)

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Jeremiah 17:14-27 Bible Study

Hey Judah!!! Your sins are deeply engraved in your heart and altars.. 
So many witnesses against you. God further continues to list down more of your sins!! 
 
This chapter is a continuation of chapter 16 showing the depth of Judah’s sin and stating some more reasons for Judah’s punishment. 
1. The fatal consequences of the idolatry of the Jews. (1-4) 
2. The folly of trusting in man (5-8) 
3. The folly of trusting ones own heart (9,10) 
4. The folly of trusting in riches (11) 
5. The folly of failing to trust in the God of all glory. (12-13) 
6. The malice of the prophet's enemies. (14-18) 
7. The observance of the sabbath. (19-27) 
 
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Hey Judah!!! Your sins are deeply engraved in your heart and altars..  
So many witnesses against you.  God further continues to list down more of your sins!!

This chapter is a continuation of chapter 16 showing the depth of Judah’s sin and stating  some more reasons for Judah’s punishment.
1. The fatal consequences of the idolatry of the Jews. (1-4) 
2. The folly of trusting in man (5-8)
3. The folly of trusting ones own heart (9,10)
4. The folly of trusting in riches (11)
5. The folly of failing to trust in the God of all glory. (12-13)
6. The malice of the prophet's enemies. (14-18) 
7. The observance of the sabbath. (19-27)

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Jeremiah 17:1-13 English Bible Study

Oh Judah!! Few more warnings from the LORD. Wilt thou not repent and turn unto God!!! 
 
We learnt of the first two warnings about the unwashed girdle and bottled wine in the previous part of this chapter. Now we will continue with the other three warnings. 
3. The warning against pride and arrogance toward God (15-17), 
4. The warning to the king and the queen (18-19), 
5. The warning that identified Babylon, as their conquerors and exploiters. (20-27) 
This part of the chapter gives us wonderful solutions on how to respond to God’s warnings. 
 
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Oh Judah!! Few more warnings from the LORD.  Wilt thou not repent and turn unto God!!!

We learnt of the first two warnings about the unwashed girdle and bottled wine in the previous part of this chapter.  Now we will continue with the other three warnings. 
3. The warning against pride and arrogance toward God (15-17), 
4. The warning to the king and the queen (18-19), 
5. The warning that identified Babylon, as their conquerors and exploiters. (20-27)
This part of the chapter gives us wonderful solutions on how to respond to God’s warnings.

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Jeremiah 13:15-27 English Bible Study

A wonderful dramatic illustration showing the surety of the Babylonian captivity of Judah. 
 
This chapter has dramatic warning and similitude's showing sad consequences of God’s people in their captivity. It was illustrated by God himself to highlight the headlong rush of Israel to destruction. 
 
There are five warnings given to Israel in this chapter. 
(1) The parable of the marred linen loin-girdle (Jeremiah 13:1-11), 
(2) The parable of the wine jars (Jeremiah 13:12-14), 
(3) The warning against pride and arrogance toward God (Jeremiah 13:15-17), 
(4) The warning to the king and the queen-mother (Jeremiah 13:18-19), 
(5) The warning that identified "friends" of Israel, such as Babylon, as their conquerors and exploiters. (20-27) 
 
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A wonderful dramatic illustration showing the surety of the Babylonian captivity of Judah.

This chapter has dramatic warning  and similitude's showing sad consequences of God’s people  in their captivity. It was illustrated by God himself to highlight the headlong rush of Israel to destruction.

There are five warnings given to Israel in this chapter.   
(1) The parable of the marred linen loin-girdle (Jeremiah 13:1-11), 
(2) The parable of the wine jars (Jeremiah 13:12-14), 
(3) The warning against pride and arrogance toward God (Jeremiah 13:15-17), 
(4) The warning to the king and the queen-mother (Jeremiah 13:18-19), 
(5) The warning that identified "friends" of Israel, such as Babylon, as their conquerors and exploiters. (20-27)

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Jeremiah 13:1-14 Bible Study

Judah are you still ignorant of your sin?? 
How can you say you are innocent, when everyone knows your guilt? 
Judah, you deserve the Lord's punishment. 
 
Judah's sins are stated here and God says that He would judge Judah for her sins. 
 
It is interesting to see the similes' that are being used in this chapter. 
 
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Judah are you still ignorant of your sin??
How can you say you are innocent, when everyone knows your guilt?
Judah, you deserve the Lord's punishment.

Judah's sins are stated here and God says that He would judge Judah for her sins.

It is interesting to see the similes' that are being used in this chapter.

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Jeremiah 2:20-37 English Bible Study

Israel, a forgetful person. "Don't you remember those zealous times, those happy seasons, those enthusiastic hours during our Exodus journey when we were betrothed" asks the LORD to Israel. 
 
This chapter has Jeremiah’s first MESSAGE from the Lord TO backslidden Israel. The gross stupidity, apostasy and sinfulness of the whole nation Israel are dramatically stated here. 
 
 The chapter can be divided as follows: 
1. God expostulates with his people. (1-8) 
2. Their revolt beyond example. (9-13) 
3. Guilt, the cause of sufferings. (14-19) 
4. a list of seven similes illustrating Israel's apostasy (20-28) 
5. Their false confidence. (29-37) 
 
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Israel, a forgetful person.  "Don't you remember those zealous times, those happy seasons, those enthusiastic hours during our Exodus journey when we were betrothed" asks the LORD to Israel.

This chapter has Jeremiah’s first  MESSAGE from the Lord TO backslidden Israel.  The gross stupidity, apostasy and sinfulness of the whole nation Israel are dramatically stated here.  

 The chapter can be divided as follows:
1. God expostulates with his people. (1-8) 
2. Their revolt beyond example. (9-13) 
3. Guilt, the cause of sufferings. (14-19) 
4. a list of seven similes illustrating Israel's apostasy (20-28)  
5. Their false confidence. (29-37)

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Jeremiah 31:15-40 A prophesy of New Jerusalem

Jeremiah 31:1-14 - A beautiful portrayal of LORD's everlasting love and faithfulness.