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Jeremiah 18The Potter and the Clay

The potter and clay illustrate God's sovereign authority.

The Potter and the Clay: a painted scene illustrating Jeremiah 18.

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Jeremiah, chapter by chapter

1. The Calling of Jeremiah
2. Israel Forsakes God
3. Return to Me, Faithless Israel
4. The Coming Invasion
5. A Corrupt Nation
6. Jerusalem Under Siege
7. The False Security of the Temple
8. The Unrepentant People
9. Jeremiah's Lament
10. The Living God and False Idols
11. The Broken Covenant
12. Jeremiah Questions God
13. The Ruined Belt and Proud Nation
14. The Drought and False Prophets
15. Judgment Is Certain
16. Coming Judgment and Future Restoration
17. Blessed Is the One Who Trusts God
18. The Potter and the Clay
19. The Broken Jar
20. Jeremiah's Persecution
21. The Fall of Jerusalem
22. Judgment on Judah's Kings
23. The Righteous Branch
24. The Two Baskets of Figs
25. Seventy Years of Exile
26. Jeremiah on Trial
27. Submit to Babylon
28. The False Prophet Hananiah
29. A Letter to the Exiles
30. The Promise of Restoration
31. The New Covenant
32. Jeremiah Buys a Field
33. The Promise of David's Righteous King
34. The Broken Covenant with Servants
35. The Faithful Rechabites
36. The King Burns God's Word
37. Jeremiah Imprisoned
38. Jeremiah in the Cistern
39. Jerusalem Falls
40. The Remnant in Judah
41. Gedaliah Assassinated
42. The People Reject God's Word
43. Flight to Egypt
44. Judgment in Egypt
45. A Word for Baruch
46. Judgment on Egypt
47. Judgment on the Philistines
48. Judgment on Moab
49. Judgment on the Nations
50. The Fall of Babylon
51. Babylon Destroyed
52. The Fall of Jerusalem Recounted

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