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Sabbath School Lesson 2015
Plans Against the Prophet
Read Jeremiah 18:1–10. What important principles about prophetic interpretation do we find here? In those same verses, what crucial spiritual principles do we...
“Cursed Be the Day”
Even the harshest critics of the Bible would have to concede a major point: the Bible does not gloss over human foibles and...
A Fire in His Bones
Jeremiah’s harsh words to Pashur and the nation (Jer. 20:4–6) weren’t his own; they were not uttered out of his anger at having...
Jeremiah in the Stocks
The job of the prophets has always been to convey God’s message, not to count how many people accept or reject it. Generally,...
Godless Priests and Prophets
Removed as we are by more than two thousand years chronologically from Judah, and perhaps even further removed culturally and socially, it’s hard...
More Woes for the Prophet
Memory Text: “O Lord, thou hast deceived me, and I was deceived: thou art stronger than I, and hast prevailed: I am in...
Further Thought
Jeremiah struggled with a question that we all do: How do we make sense of evil? But maybe that’s the problem, trying to...
A Desperate Situation
Read Jeremiah 14:1–10. What is happening here? Drought struck all of the land; every city, town, and village suffered. The poor and the...
A Lament
In the earliest chapters of Jeremiah, the Lord had warned his servant that his work as a prophet was not going to be...
The Warning to Jeremiah
“And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were...
