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The book of Jeremiah concludes with a review of the fall of Jerusalem, the total captives taken, and King Jehoiachin being released from prison. __ __
Babylon had been a destroying mountain, but she would soon be destroyed. Jeremiah tells Seraiah in Babylon to read the book and sink it in the Euphrates. __ __
Jehoshaphat's final days and bad business venture. Jehoram reigns in Judah, killing his brothers and walking the ways of Ahab. God strikes him down. __ __
The Moabites and Ammonites come against Judah. Jehoshaphat prays, and the Lord defeats the enemy. Judah returns with the spoil and with joy. __ __
The message continues about Babylon. God will raise up a destroying wind, and the slain will fall in her streets. This is the time of her utter destruction. __ __
Jeremiah prophesies against Babylon. The Lord is raising up kings from the north to destroy her for her pride and cruelty. But God will pardon His people. __ __
Jeremiah prophesies against Damascus and Elam. Anguish shall grip Damascus, and Elam shall be scattered to the nations but return in latter days. __ __
Jehoshaphat and Ahab battle the Syrians. Jehoshaphat nearly dies, and Ahab is killed. Jehu rebukes Jehoshaphat. He responds by making more reforms. __ __
Jeremiah prophesies against Ammon and Edom. Ammon will be driven out but will return. Because of pride, Edom will become small among the nations. __ __
Judgment is coming on Moab because of her pride, and the hearts of her mighty men will fail. But in the latter days, God will bring back her captives. __ __
Jeremiah prophesies against Philistia and Moab. Pharaoh will flood the land of the Philistines, and the Moabites will be cut down and shamed. __ __
Jeremiah prophesies against the nations beginning with Egypt. Nebuchadnezzar will strike Egypt, for this is the time of punishment. But Israel shall return. __ __
Ahab persuades Jehoshaphat to go to war against the Syrians. Jehoshaphat asks to inquire of the Lord. Ahab's prophets prophesy victory, but Micaiah defeat. __ __
The Jews in Egypt vow to burn incense to the queen of heaven, so God will watch over them for adversity and not for good. God's word to Baruch. __ __
God speaks to the Jews in Egypt. Because they have burned incense to the queen of heaven, calamity has come upon them, and they shall not escape. __ __
The leaders of the people reject the council of the Lord and take the people to Egypt. God speaks through Jeremiah that Nebuchadnezzar will strike Egypt. __ __
The people send Jeremiah to ask God what they should do. The Lord warns them against going to Egypt. But they had no real intention of obeying God. __ __
Jehoshaphat reigns in Judah and delights himself in the Lord. He teaches the Law of God throughout Judah and becomes increasingly powerful. __ __
Ishmael kills Gedaliah the governor and also seventy men who come to worship. Johanan attacks Ishmael and he flees. Johanan rescues the people. __ __
Nebuzaradan gives Jeremiah freedom. Jeremiah joins Gedaliah, the governor, in Judah. Gedaliah is warned about a conspiracy, but he doesn't believe it. __ __
King Nebuchadnezzar breaches the wall of Jerusalem and the city falls. Zedekiah is blinded and taken captive, but Jeremiah is permitted to dwell in Judah. __ __
Jeremiah advocates surrender to the Babylonians. The princes lower him into a cistern to die. Ebed-Melech rescues him. Jeremiah's last meeting with Zedekiah. __ __
King Asa pays Ben-Hadad to make a treaty with him and break his treaty with Israel. Hanani rebukes Asa for not relying on God, but Asa imprisons him. __ __
The Babylonians leave Jerusalem when attacked by Egypt. Jeremiah warns Zedekiah that the Babylonians will return and take the city. Jeremiah is imprisoned. __ __
The Lord tells Jeremiah to write a scroll. Baruch reads it in the temple and the palace. King Jehoiakim burns the scroll, but God tells Jeremiah to rewrite it. __ __
The Rechabites refuse to drink wine because they have always obeyed the commandment of their father, but God's people would not obey him. __ __
Jeremiah warns Zedekiah that Jerusalem with fall, and he will go to Babylon where he will die in peace. The people break their covenant to set free their slaves. __ __
Oded the prophet encourages Asa to remain with the Lord. Asa does more reforms and renews the covenant with God. Judah enjoys 20 years of rest. __ __
God tells Jeremiah to call to Him, and He will reveal great things. He will restore Judah's cities. He has made a permanent covenant with David and Jacob. __ __
God will give Jerusalem over to Nebuchadnezzar, but later He will gather His people from all countries and make an everlasting covenant with them. __ __
