The Journey Through Jeremiah
The Wisdom Journey through Jeremiah
No Old Testament book outside of Psalms is quoted or referenced more often in the New Testament than the book of Isaiah. Isaiah offered solemn warnings to the people of his day, who in their rebellion against God were destined for divine judgment at the hands of enemy nations. But much of the prophet’s ministry was offering comfort and hope to Israel for a future day when their Messiah will reign as King. That King, Isaiah reveals, would also be the Suffering Servant, who is pierced for our transgressions so that by his wounds we are healed.
295 - The Call of Jeremiah (Jeremiah 1)
296 - From Devotion to Disaster (Jeremiah 2–6)
297 - One Nation Under Judgment (Jeremiah 7–10)
298 - Swimming Upstream … Standing Alone (Jeremiah 11–15)
299 - In the Potter’s Faithful Hand (Jeremiah 16–20)
300 - Four Prophecies of Judgment (Jeremiah 21–25)
301 - The Promise of a Future and a Hope (Jeremiah 26–29)
302 - The New Covenant (Jeremiah 30–33)
303 - Wrong Reactions to the Word of God (Jeremiah 34–36)
304 - The Tragic Fall of Jerusalem (Jeremiah 37–39)
305 - On the Wrong Side of History (Jeremiah 40–44)
