Instructor: Dayton Keesee
The prophecies of Jeremiah come from a heart that is ripping apart in pain for an unbelieving people This study will show us the heart of God and His love for His people. It shows the justice and mercy of God.
| Lesson | Title | |
| 1 | A Prophet of Justice and Judgment | |
| 2 | Jeremiah's Preaching and Rejection | |
| 3 | The Response of Jeremiah to Rejection | |
| 4 | Jeremiah's Life Comes into Focus | |
| 5 | A Nation's Relationship & Responsibility toward God | |
| 6 | Jeremiah's Call and Commission | |
| 7 | A Pleading, Perceptive Proclamation | |
| 8 | Preview and Peril Presented to Warn | |
| 9 | Remorse, Reminders and Rejection | |
| 10 | Punishment, Pain, Apostasy and Promise | |
| 11 | The Prophet, the People and the Covenant | |
| 12 | Punishment and Protection | |
| 13 | God, the Potter, His Principles, People and Prophet | |
| 14 | God's Explanation for His Actions | |
| 15 | God's Fidelity and the Timetable of Tragedies | |
| 16 | A Lying Prophet, Letters to, and Return of, the Remnant | |
| 17 | Restoration, Redemption and Assurance | |
| 18 | Prison Prophecies of Defeat and Desolation | |
| 19 | Jeremiah's Strength and Zedekiah's Weakness | |
| 20 | Jerusalem Falls, and the Remnant | |
| 21 | The Remnant's Continued Disobedience | |
| 22 | Prophecies Against the Nations | |
| 23 | Judgment on the Nations | |
| 24 | God's Judgment a Divine Directive |
