- 1 Jeremiah 1 Α′ Consecrated before birth, Jeremiah receives words, warning signs, and a fortified calling. PDF
- 2 Jeremiah 2 Β′ Early love gives way to broken cisterns, idols, and self-inflicted shame. PDF
- 3 Jeremiah 3 Γ′ Apostate sisters are summoned to return under promised shepherds and renewed Zion. PDF
- 4 Jeremiah 4 Δ′ Uncircumcised hearts bring northern invasion, cosmic unraveling, and Zion's labor pains. PDF
- 5 Jeremiah 5 Ε′ No class in Jerusalem remains sound, so a foreign destroyer is summoned. PDF
- 6 Jeremiah 6 Ϛ′ Judah rejects the ancient good way and faces refining fire from the north. PDF
- 7 Jeremiah 7 Ζ′ Temple confidence collapses before injustice, idolatry, and a new Shiloh-like judgment. PDF
- 8 Jeremiah 8 Η′ Refused repentance leaves Judah shamed, unwisened, and beyond human healing. PDF
- 9 Jeremiah 9 Θ′ Deceit ruins the land, and true boasting is only in knowing the Lord. PDF
- 10 Jeremiah 10 Ι′ Lifeless idols are mocked before the living Creator, then lament turns toward exile. PDF
- 11 Jeremiah 11 ΙΑ′ The broken covenant brings judgment on Judah and Jeremiah's persecutors in Anathoth. PDF
- 12 Jeremiah 12 ΙΒ′ Jeremiah's protest meets a harder calling, devastated inheritance, and neighbor judgment. PDF
- 13 Jeremiah 13 ΙΓ′ The ruined sash and humbled royalty expose Judah's pride before northern disaster. PDF
- 14 Jeremiah 14 ΙΔ′ Drought exposes false prophecy, failed intercession, and Judah's need for the Lord alone. PDF
- 15 Jeremiah 15 ΙΕ′ Intercession ends, yet Jeremiah is renewed and preserved for embattled speech. PDF
- 16 Jeremiah 16 ΙϚ′ Jeremiah's abstentions portend devastation, yet exile yields to a new exodus. PDF
- 17 Jeremiah 17 ΙΖ′ False trust withers, trust in the Lord stands, and Sabbath fidelity is tested. PDF
- 18 Jeremiah 18 ΙΗ′ The potter's house reveals the Lord reshaping stubborn Judah toward desolation. PDF
- 19 Jeremiah 19 ΙΘ′ The shattered flask at Hinnom announces irreparable bloodguilt and ruin. PDF
- 20 Jeremiah 20 Κ′ Pashhur's abuse drives Jeremiah into compulsion, praise, and cursed-birth lament. PDF
- 21 Jeremiah 21 ΚΑ′ Zedekiah's plea is answered with surrender, judgment, and a last call to justice. PDF
- 22 Jeremiah 22 ΚΒ′ David's house and Judah's kings fall under judgment for oppression and pride. PDF
- 23 Jeremiah 23 ΚΓ′ False shepherds are condemned, but the flock will be regathered under a righteous Branch. PDF
- 24 Jeremiah 24 ΚΔ′ The good and bad figs divide restorative exile from doomed resistance. PDF
- 25 Jeremiah 25 ΚΕ′ Judah's refusal brings seventy years, and Elam too is shattered then restored. PDF
- 26 Jeremiah 26 ΚϚ′ Egypt's swagger breaks at Euphrates, yet Jacob is not utterly destroyed. PDF
- 27 Jeremiah 27 ΚΖ′ Babylon's world-hammer will itself be broken for Israel's return. PDF
- 28 Jeremiah 28 ΚΗ′ Babylon's violence recoils, and Jeremiah's scroll-sign seals her doom. PDF
- 29 Jeremiah 29 ΚΘ′ Philistia is overwhelmed by the northern flood already commissioned by the Lord. PDF
- 30 Jeremiah 30 Λ′ Edom, Ammon, Kedar, and Damascus collapse under the Lord's overturning judgments. PDF
- 31 Jeremiah 31 ΛΑ′ Moab's pride, false ease, and Chemosh cannot survive city-by-city ruin. PDF
- 32 Jeremiah 32 ΛΒ′ The cup of wrath passes from Jerusalem to the nations without refusal. PDF
- 33 Jeremiah 33 ΛΓ′ Temple-sermon accusations fail to silence Jeremiah under prophetic precedent. PDF
- 34 Jeremiah 34 ΛΔ′ The yoke-sign declares Babylon's rule and exposes false hopes of quick freedom. PDF
- 35 Jeremiah 35 ΛΕ′ Hananiah's broken yoke becomes an iron yoke, and lying peace ends in death. PDF
- 36 Jeremiah 36 ΛϚ′ Exiles must seek Babylon's peace and reject impatient prophetic illusions. PDF
- 37 Jeremiah 37 ΛΖ′ Jacob's captivity turns toward healing, restored worship, and a Davidic ruler. PDF
- 38 Jeremiah 38 ΛΗ′ Rachel's tears yield to regathering, new covenant knowledge, and rebuilt holiness. PDF
- 39 Jeremiah 39 ΛΘ′ The purchased field proves Jerusalem will fall yet covenant mercy will restore the land. PDF
- 40 Jeremiah 40 Μ′ Ruined Jerusalem is rebuilt, cleansed, and refilled with joy, worship, and peace. PDF
- 41 Jeremiah 41 ΜΑ′ Zedekiah's broken slave-release covenant ends in sword, plague, and desolation. PDF
- 42 Jeremiah 42 ΜΒ′ The Rechabites' obedience condemns Judah and secures enduring favor. PDF
- 43 Jeremiah 43 ΜΓ′ Jehoiakim burns the scroll, but the word returns larger and unstoppable. PDF
- 44 Jeremiah 44 ΜΔ′ Egyptian hope fails, and Zedekiah is driven toward Jerusalem's doomed fall. PDF
- 45 Jeremiah 45 ΜΕ′ The cistern, Ebed-melech's rescue, and Zedekiah's last warning press surrender or ruin. PDF
- 46 Jeremiah 46 ΜϚ′ Jerusalem falls, Jeremiah is freed, and Ebed-melech is preserved for trusting the Lord. PDF
- 47 Jeremiah 47 ΜΖ′ Freed from chains, Jeremiah watches Gedaliah's fragile remnant ignore the coming plot. PDF
- 48 Jeremiah 48 ΜΗ′ Gedaliah is murdered, captives are seized, and the remnant flees in fear. PDF
- 49 Jeremiah 49 ΜΘ′ The remnant swears obedience but is warned that Egypt means sword and famine. PDF
- 50 Jeremiah 50 Ν′ Judah rejects the word and goes to Egypt, where Babylon will strike Pharaoh's land. PDF
- 51 Jeremiah 51 ΝΑ′ In Egypt, queen-of-heaven defiance brings judgment, while Baruch receives a survival promise. PDF
- 52 Jeremiah 52 ΝΒ′ Jerusalem falls, the temple is stripped, yet Jehoiachin's release leaves a final sign of grace. PDF