Adult Bible Class -- Jeremiah, The Weeping Prophet

JEREMIAH, THE WEEPING PROPHET

What does God do when his people are in stubborn rebellion?  How does God respond when the Promise of the Messiah is in jeopardy because the people through whom he would come are abandoning God’s word? 

This is what God does: He sends a prophet.

Jeremiah is called the weeping prophet because, although he was faithful in his service as God’s prophet, he was grieved at the rebellion of God’s people and, eventually, at the destruction of Jerusalem and the temple, the place where God had put his name.

God’s people of all time do well to heed calls to repentance so that we do not lose the gifts God is eager to give.  Therefore, we will hear Jeremiah preach to us and humbly take to heart his words of repentance and his words of promise.

Oct 16             Jeremiah 1-3             The Call of Jeremiah and Why Jeremiah is Called

Oct 23             Jeremiah 4-6            The Siege is Coming

Oct 30             Jeremiah 7-9             Worthless Worship

Nov 6              Jeremiah 10-13         False Prophets and a Broken Covenant

Nov 13            Jeremiah 14-17         Harsh Judgment is Coming

Nov 20           Jeremiah 18-20        A Potter and Broken Pottery

Nov 27            Jeremiah 21-23        Bad Kings, Bad Prophets, and a Righteous Branch

Dec 4              Jeremiah 24-28        The Cup of Wrath; Seventy Years in Babylon

Dec 11             Jeremiah 29-31        Settle Down in Babylon; Resettling in Judea

Dec 18             Jeremiah 32-35        Imprisonment, Redemption, and Rejection

Jan 8              Jeremiah 36-38        A Scroll for the Fire, a Prophet for the Pit

Jan 15             Jeremiah 39-43        The Fall of Jerusalem, Jeremiah Set Free

Jan 22             Jeremiah 44-52        Final Words