1. NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah Assesses Notre Dame linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah's pro day

2. NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah Assesses Notre Dame linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah's pro day

3. Jeremiah, was a prophet of God and wrote two books or scrolls - Jeremiah and Lamentations.

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5. The prophet Jeremiah said, “Our Backsliding is great; we have sinned against you” (Jeremiah 14:7).

6. (Jeremiah 7:18, 31) Why did Jeremiah choose the stork as an object lesson for the unfaithful Jews?

7. However, Jeremiah did not succumb to discouragement.

8. What strengthened Jeremiah to persevere despite opposition?

9. Lamentations of Jeremiah: Beware of Bondage

10. The prophet Jeremiah had the same experience.

11. Plot against Jeremiah; his plea (18-23)

12. Chapter 32 of Jeremiah provides an answer.

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14. Still, as noted before, Jeremiah later became discouraged.

15. Jeremiah thrown into a cistern (1-6)

16. Jeremiah versus the false prophet Hananiah (1-17)

17. Jeremiah described the doom of this hypocritical conglomerate.

18. Jeremiah to serve as a metal tester (27-30)

19. Jeremiah 38:12 Ebedmelech the Ethiopian said to Jeremiah, Put now these rags and worn-out garments under your Armpits under the cords

20. Jeremiah not to marry, mourn, or feast (1-9)

21. Baruch was the secretary to the prophet Jeremiah.

22. So that Jeremiah could cushion his armpits, easing any chafing as he was being pulled up from the muddy deep. —Jeremiah 38:11-13.

23. (Jeremiah 18:14, 15) Jesus used rhetorical questions effectively.

24. □ What outcome did Jeremiah prophesy as to world peace?

25. Jeremiah told to break a clay flask (1-15)

26. What prophecies did Isaiah and Jeremiah record against Babylon?

27. Jeremiah faced many hardships in his work as God’s prophet.

28. (Jeremiah 17:10) Jehovah can accurately read a person’s heart.

29. Jeremiah and his secretary, Baruch, are among those left behind.

30. You have an interview with Jeremiah Lander tomorrow at 12.

31. Now, another prophet, Jeremiah, was inspired to repeat Isaiah’s warning.

32. (1) The numbers and Applaudings of their auditors (Jeremiah 5:31)

33. Shaphan’s offspring came into close contact with the prophet Jeremiah.

34. Baruch - a disciple of and secretary for the prophet Jeremiah: 3

35. The prophet Jeremiah lived among people who professed to serve God.

36. (Jeremiah 19:5) All these practices were related to religious teachings.

37. (Lamentations 3:26) Rich blessings will be yours. —Jeremiah 17:7.

38. And all the people gathered around Jeremiah in the house of Jehovah.

39. A transit of Venus was not observed until 1639 by Jeremiah Horrocks.

40. In the middle of the seventh century B.C.E., he raised up Jeremiah.

41. “I will discipline you to the proper degree.” —Jeremiah 30:11.

42. To answer those questions, let us examine words recorded by Jeremiah.

43. Jeremiah 6:1 also mentions the use of such means of communication.

44. (b) What was Jeremiah commanded to write upon another roll against Jehoiakim?

45. (Jeremiah 6:16) What was the “end afterward” of their rebellious course?

46. Jehovah strongly counseled Baruch, who served as secretary to the prophet Jeremiah.

47. Did ‘the mighty men of Babylon cease to fight,’ as Jeremiah had warned?

48. What bearing does Jeremiah 15:17 have on our view of entertainment today?

49. The answers will no doubt warm your heart. —Read Jeremiah 31:18-20.

50. Jeremiah 25:17-26 lists these national groups that foreshadow the nations today.

51. “The stork in the sky knows its seasons,” wrote the prophet Jeremiah.

52. Precisely as the Bible foretold, Babylon has “become utterly desolate.” —Jeremiah 50:13.

53. (Jeremiah 17:9) How can the heart be treacherous —a danger to us?

54. (Jeremiah 29:4-7) Some acquired professional skills or engaged in commercial enterprises.

55. (Jeremiah 8:7) Even though the ostrich flaps its wings, it cannot fly.

56. The original Confessor was Jeremiah Parrish, a priest turned vampire who sought salvation through

57. At the start of his ministry, Jeremiah was shown in vision an almond shoot.

58. (Jeremiah 25:8, 9) What a price to pay for abandoning Jehovah’s pure worship!

59. “The heart is more treacherous than anything else and is desperate.” —Jeremiah 17:9.

60. Jeremiah knew that the word for “almond tree” (shaqéd in Hebrew) means “one awakening.”

61. (Jeremiah 8:7) Nearly half a million storks still pass through Israel every spring.

62. Before 607 B.C.E. —Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel warn Jehovah’s people; yet, apostasy still flourishes

63. (Jeremiah 10:23; Revelation 4:11) And Satan’s influence only makes matters worse.

64. 5. (a) What wise step did Jeremiah take when he bought a field?

65. Teman is noted at Jeremiah 49:7 as a center of Edomite wisdom

66. How do you think Jeremiah felt as he spoke to the people of Judah?

67. “The heart is more treacherous than anything else and is desperate.” —Jeremiah 17:9

68. Still, Jeremiah trusted not in men but in God, who promised to care for him.

69. • How was Jeremiah like a tree “planted by the waters, that sends out its roots”?

70. Jeremiah Complains to God 12 Lord, if I argue with you, you are always right

71. (Jeremiah 32:30, 35) For this and other reasons, he allowed Assyria to subjugate Israel.

72. (Jeremiah 52:3-11) Wicked ones will “become as the burnings of lime” —utterly destroyed!

73. Consequently, what Jeremiah recorded 1,000 years after Rachel’s death might seem to be inaccurate.

74. (Jeremiah 1:6-10) Job did, and Jehovah compensated him abundantly for his loss.

75. By means of his prophet Jeremiah, Jehovah foretold a restoration of his chosen people.

76. (Jeremiah 17:9) Our figurative heart is prone to self-justification and self-deception.

77. 15 Jeremiah recorded the account about Jezebel, the wicked wife of King Ahab of Samaria.

78. Jehovah guaranteed only the salvation of his “soul as a spoil.”—Jeremiah 45:4, 5.

79. (Jeremiah 51:29) She will also suffer widowhood in that her kings will be dethroned.

80. 20:7 —In what way did Jehovah ‘use his strength’ against Jeremiah and fool him?