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Sabbath School Lesson 2015

Sabbath School Lesson 2015

Further Thought

“Ye shall not do after all the things that we do here this day, every man whatsoever is right in his own eyes”...

Sabbath School Lesson 2015

Swearing Falsely

In Jeremiah 5:1, the Lord tells the people to run through the streets and see “if you can find a man, one who...

Sabbath School Lesson 2015

The Babylonian Threat

The background to the political events that shaped the ministry of Jeremiah are, to some degree, lost to history. That is, many of...

Sabbath School Lesson 2015

Two Evils

It was against this background that the young Jeremiah began his prophetic ministry. “The word of the Lord” came to him, and he...

Sabbath School Lesson 2015

The Two Kingdoms

After the division of the nation, things went from bad to worse. In the Northern Kingdom, King Jeroboam made some terrible spiritual choices...

Sabbath School Lesson 2015

A Quick History

When the Israelites had finally entered the Promised Land, after years of wandering in the wilderness, it wasn’t long before troubles began. All...

Sabbath School Lesson 2015

The Crisis (Within and Without)

Read for This Week’s Study: Judg. 2:1–15; 1 Kings 12:26– 31; 2 Chron. 33:9, 10; Jer. 2:1–28; 5:2, 3. Memory Text: “ ‘...

Sabbath School Lesson 2015

Further Thought

Martin Luther wrote about the prophet in the introduction of his commentary to the book of Jeremiah: “Jeremiah was a sad prophet, who...

Sabbath School Lesson 2015

The Almond Branch

The prophet is God’s witness; his job is to speak not for himself but for God alone. Jeremiah wasn’t called to find solutions...

Sabbath School Lesson 2015

Reluctant Prophets

Despite the Lord’s assurance that Jeremiah had been divinely chosen for this task, the young man was frightened and didn’t feel up to...