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Jeremiah 18 – Why is God described as a potter to His people? What characteristics of God befit Him for such a role? Are you receptive to His remolding of your life? What is Jeremiah’s reaction to his enemies’ attempt to secure treasonable evidence against him (See verses 11:18-12:6; 15:10-21)?

Jeremiah 19 – What is now acted out in this passage? What does the empty, broken flask symbolize? What is in store for the valley of Topheth (See 7:31 through 8:3)? What warning does Jeremiah give the people at the temple?

Jeremiah 20 – What is Pashhur’s status in the temple? What does he do as a result of Jeremiah’s message? What will happen to Pashhur and his house? In what areas and ways does Jeremiah feel and express his tension? What can we learn from today’s passage to help when we face tension like Jeremiah did?

Jeremiah 21 – Why is there a change of attitude toward Jeremiah? To what extent are the religious leaders responsible for the social injustice as well as the moral degradation in the land? How can we win our battles?

Jeremiah 22 – What is involved in doing justice and righteousness? What are the consequences of obedience? Of Disobedience? What about your life reveals that you know God?

Jeremiah 23 – Who are the shepherds that have led the flock astray? What will be the benefits for the people in following the true shepherds? What do you think true prophets of God would be saying today to religious leaders? How can we use this passage in current times to help with decisions?

Jeremiah 24 – What is the political situation at this time (See 2 Kings 24:10-20)? What vision does Jeremiah have? What do the figs symbolize? What should be our response to God even when life feels painful or confusing?

Jeremiah 25 – What has been Jeremiah’s message for the last 23 years? What attributes of God have been revealed thus far in Jeremiah? To what extent are you involved in your nation’s destiny?

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