Book of Jeremiah Summary: A Complete Animated Overview

Watch our overview video on the book of Jeremiah, which breaks down the literary design of the book and its flow of thought. Jeremiah announces that God will judge Israel’s sins with an exile to Babylon. And then, he lives through the horror of his predictions.

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[tinietinytina]

Humankind's story is so intricate and interconnected. It blows my mind how God has done this and continues to do so in our lives. I'm thankful that He's in control of it all

[stevecook]

I've been teaching a course on the book of Jeremiah at Johnson University (Knoxville, TN) for the last several years. What a difficult, yet profound and powerful book! You guys summarized it really well for the most part. My main regret about your video is that you don't really comment on the section often referred to as Jeremiah's "Laments" or "Confessions" (from about chapter 11 through chapter 20). This section, which culminates in Jeremiah cursing the day he was born, gives us insight into the heart of Jeremiah as he wrestles with his prophetic task. I think this material is one of the standout contributions of the book, laying bare the heart of the prophet to an extent that is seldom seen in the prophetic corpus. I see this material as crucial for challenging God's people to greater heights and depths of service, and reminding them of the difficulties and sacrifices that are often involved in this service. God bless your continued work!

[Christina_]

How fascinating is the bible when you really know it and truly understand it.

[sridellahife]

Jeremiah 29:11 🔥 ~ This is what the Lord says: “You will be in Babylon for seventy years. But then I will come and do for you all the good things I have promised, and I will bring you home again. 11 For I know the plans I have for you, ” says the Lord. “They are plans for good and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope. 12 In those days when you pray, I will listen. 13 If you look for me wholeheartedly, you will find me. 14 I will be found by you, ” says the Lord. “I will end your captivity and restore your fortunes. I will gather you out of the nations where I sent you and will bring you home again to your own land

[Daisy]

God is so good! Even though they were evil and did really evil things he gave them hope. How good is the LORD our GOD!

[PoeticCollective]

At the beginning of my coming to know Jesus, when I finally started listening, I came to an understanding of all the sins I was committing, I saw that my soul was like a bucket with holes in it and I kept indulging in EARTHLY rivers and was unable to stay full, no matter how much I tried, everything was fleeting and I was always left EMPTY

It was beautiful to then read Jeremiah and see

For my people have committed two evils; they have forsaken me, the fountain of the living waters, and hewn themselves cisterns - broken cisterns that can hold no water

It was all because I lost my first love!!

It was because I had forgotten my god in myself

Now all I want is to regain, grow and strengthen that relationship!!

A child will not be obedient to his parents if there is no love!

[serendipitysisters]

The Bible is so deep and interesting 📖🙇‍♀️🙏

[AdvenU]

They say History Repeats itself for those who don't learn from the Past.

[spacewiz]

I can’t help but sometimes wonder about these exacts warnings and consequences in today’s global events.

[crististuart]

I feel like we are living out this unfortunate history all over again.

[rosemaryamundson]

Thank you for your incredible videos .
I am a Jew and every year during the the Services at the Synagogue during a holiday called Rosh Hashanah there are portions of the Torah ( The first five books of the Bible ) read out loud to the congregation . The problem is that they are read in the original language and I do not understand Hebrew.
Fortunately, it is the same sections that are read every year so the book and verse number are widely available . The main reading is from Genesis, so despite my not understanding the individual words I have always know what is being said . After Genesis are 2 other readings from a different part of the Torah but they are shorter and perceived as “ less important”
Since Rosh Hashana is approaching I decided that I finally wanted to understand the content of the second portions read .
They are Samuel 1/10 -2:10 and
Jeremiah 31:1-31:19 .
When I asked Siri for Samuel 1/10
one of the sources listed was your UTube video .
I was just about to select a written source because the videos I have seen were either for children or lectures by boring clergy .
But for some odd reason I tapped the UTube icon which took me to your offerings .
They are excellent
The graphics, the dialogue and the structure of the presentation convey an easy to understand yet still sophisticated and insightful presentation of the material .
I am particularly impressed by the fact that the Christian progenitors of these videos presented the Hebrew texts exactly as written
w/o any insertion ( express or implied ) of Christian theology.
Your presentations are thus wonderful tools to educate and enlighten both Christians and Jews .
Please accept my heartfelt gratitude for this .

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[paddyearly]

So appropriate for our times🙏
People have bought into lies and rejected God and it can only end badly😭
Our focus must be on God and the promise of eternal life🙏

[PoemAndAvibe]

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[Fortheloveofcoils]

The prophetic books are my favorite and perfect for those who love puzzles, mystery, suspense etc. I read the whole book of Isaiah connecting so much of the scattered pieces in the Bible along with the book of Psalms which is also filled of tons of prophecy and the character of God and his ultimate plans. The rest of the prophetic books all do a good job on connecting things together And then Daniel and Revelation basically the last of the prophetic books literally REVEALS everything in the past prophetic books that were still pretty vague and were sealed of understanding until our world Today could unseal it.
The Bible literally is the best book series of all time. I really appreciate this book for just the keys to life it contains the hope, the warnings, the prophecy and songs and the gospels and letters to churches. All these genres in a series written over a long period.

Anyways, I am studying the book Jeremiah part of my bible reading journey from front to end (this is my second time reading it) and I felt very emotional reading this. I could relate a lot with Jeremiah and just the fact that he didn’t have human support and being alone and found comfort in God was very touching but also sad that humanity is just so easily deceived by almost anything. Like herd mentalities you know? Very sad indeed I could definitely feel where he was coming from

[jamarilong]

I'm starting to understand the word and God is helping me 🙏

[AllisterHampton]

Praise God for writing His Law on our hearts!

[ImpactVideoMinistries]

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[cliffbarber]

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