Open the ScripturesRead Jeremiah 6:16 slowly, aloud together as a group.1. What words, images, or phrases stand out to you in this verse?2. The verse describes someone standing at a crossroads,…

Open The ScripturesRead Jeremiah 31:31–34. What does God promise will be different about the “new covenant”? What does it mean that God will write his law on people’s hearts?Compare Jeremiah 31:31–34…

Open The Scriptures1. Read Jeremiah 29:4-14 slowly. What do you notice?2. What specific actions does Jeremiah tell the exiles to take while living in Babylon?3. How does the idea of “70…

Open The Scriptures1. Read Lamentations 3:18-33 slowly. What do you notice?2. In light of Jeremiah’s description of Jerusalem’s destruction, how does the phrase “steadfast love of the Lord never ceases” feel…

Open The Scriptures1. What does the phrase "cast them from his presence" mean in the context of Jeremiah 39 and 52:1-3?2. What specific choices or actions by Zedekiah and the people…

Open the ScripturesWhat did the yoke symbolize, and what was God asking Judah to do?Read Jeremiah 28:1–11. What did Hananiah promise the people, and how did Jeremiah initially respond?How might Hananiah’s…

Open The ScripturesRead Jeremiah 7:1-15 slowly. What do you notice?1. In verse 3, what does God command the people to do, and how is that command repeated or emphasized in the…

Open the ScripturesRead 2 Kings 22:8–13; 23:1–3, and verses 26–27. What appears hopeful about Josiah’s reforms, and why was God’s judgment against Judah still coming?In Jeremiah 1:4–8, what does Jeremiah believe…

Open The ScripturesRead Psalm 148–150 slowly. What do you notice?1. In these psalms, what words or phrases are repeated, and where do you see that repetition?2. What reasons do the psalms…

Open the ScripturesRead Psalm 65:1. How does the translation, "To you, silence is praise, O God in Zion," change the way you understand worship?In Psalm 65:2–4, what reasons does David give…