Jeremiah | The Bible (KJV) King James Version | Old Testament

Listen to the full Book of Jeremiah in the King James Version (KJV) with text.

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📖 Chapters
0:00 Jeremiah 1. The Call of Jeremiah as a Prophet
3:23 Jeremiah 2. Israel’s Unfaithfulness and God’s Complaint Against Them
10:37 Jeremiah 3. A Call to Repentance and the Promise of Restoration
16:16 Jeremiah 4. Disaster from the North and a Warning to Judah
22:27 Jeremiah 5. The Corruption of Jerusalem and Coming Judgment
28:34 Jeremiah 6. The Siege of Jerusalem Foretold
34:28 Jeremiah 7. Jeremiah’s Temple Sermon: A Call to True Worship
41:01 Jeremiah 8. Judah’s Refusal to Repent and Coming Judgment
45:47 Jeremiah 9. Jeremiah’s Lament Over Judah’s Sin
51:15 Jeremiah 10. The Futility of Idols and the Greatness of God
55:42 Jeremiah 11. The Broken Covenant and the Plot Against Jeremiah
1:00:34 Jeremiah 12. Jeremiah’s Complaint and God’s Answer
1:04:10 Jeremiah 13. The Linen Belt and the Lesson of Ruined Pride
1:08:52 Jeremiah 14. A Drought and Jeremiah’s Intercession for Judah
1:13:10 Jeremiah 15. God’s Judgment on Judah and His Strengthening of Jeremiah
1:17:33 Jeremiah 16. The Coming Destruction and the Future Restoration
1:21:29 Jeremiah 17. The Heart is Deceitful and the Blessings of Trusting God
1:27:17 Jeremiah 18. The Potter and the Clay: God’s Sovereignty Over Nations
1:31:06 Jeremiah 19. The Broken Jar: A Symbol of Judah’s Destruction
1:34:17 Jeremiah 20. Jeremiah’s Persecution and His Personal Struggles
1:38:06 Jeremiah 21. Judgment on King Zedekiah and Jerusalem
1:41:26 Jeremiah 22. Warnings to the Kings of Judah
1:47:19 Jeremiah 23. A Warning to False Prophets and the Righteous Branch
1:55:27 Jeremiah 24. The Vision of the Two Baskets of Figs
1:57:36 Jeremiah 25. Seventy Years of Exile Prophesied
2:05:28 Jeremiah 26. Jeremiah on Trial for His Prophecy
2:10:04 Jeremiah 27. The Yoke of Babylon and Submission to Nebuchadnezzar
2:14:43 Jeremiah 28. The False Prophet Hananiah and His Death
2:18:12 Jeremiah 29. Jeremiah’s Letter to the Exiles in Babylon
2:25:10 Jeremiah 30. Promises of Restoration for Israel and Judah
2:30:00 Jeremiah 31. The New Covenant and the Restoration of Israel
2:38:51 Jeremiah 32. Jeremiah Buys a Field as a Sign of Future Restoration
2:48:30 Jeremiah 33. The Promise of a Righteous Branch and a Restored Jerusalem
2:54:12 Jeremiah 34. Judgment on Zedekiah and the Breaking of the Covenant
2:59:07 Jeremiah 35. The Obedience of the Rekabites
3:03:19 Jeremiah 36. The Burning of Jeremiah’s Scroll by King Jehoiakim
3:10:48 Jeremiah 37. Jeremiah Imprisoned for Prophesying Against Jerusalem
3:14:50 Jeremiah 38. Jeremiah Thrown into the Cistern and Rescued
3:21:28 Jeremiah 39. The Fall of Jerusalem and Jeremiah’s Protection
3:25:02 Jeremiah 40. Jeremiah Stays in Judah with Gedaliah
3:29:28 Jeremiah 41. The Assassination of Gedaliah and the Flight to Egypt
3:33:35 Jeremiah 42. The People Ask Jeremiah for Guidance but Reject God’s Warning
3:37:56 Jeremiah 43. Jeremiah Taken to Egypt and His Prophecy Against Egypt
3:40:48 Jeremiah 44. Judgment Against the Idolatry of the Jews in Egypt
3:49:05 Jeremiah 45. A Message to Baruch, Jeremiah’s Scribe
3:50:09 Jeremiah 46. God’s Judgment on Egypt
3:55:54 Jeremiah 47. Prophecy Against the Philistines
3:57:19 Jeremiah 48. Judgment on Moab
4:05:38 Jeremiah 49. Prophecies Against Ammon, Edom, Damascus, Kedar, and Elam
4:13:49 Jeremiah 50. The Fall of Babylon Foretold
4:23:57 Jeremiah 51. The Complete Destruction of Babylon
4:36:52 Jeremiah 52. The Fall of Jerusalem Recounted

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The Book of Jeremiah is a major prophetic text located within the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) and the Christian Old Testament. Named after the prophet Jeremiah, who lived and prophesied in Judah during the turbulent final decades of the 7th and the early 6th century BCE, this book provides a detailed account of Jeremiah’s prophecies, ministry, personal struggles, and historical events surrounding the fall of Jerusalem to Babylon in 586 BCE.

Jeremiah, often called the "weeping prophet," ministered during a critical historical period marked by intense political upheaval, social injustice, and spiritual decline. His prophetic career began during the reign of King Josiah (around 627 BCE) and continued through the reigns of Jehoiakim, Jehoiachin, and Zedekiah, culminating in Judah’s defeat, the destruction of the Temple, and the subsequent Babylonian exile. His life and messages are profoundly shaped by the looming threat of Babylonian dominance in the region, reflecting both national tragedy and personal anguish.

Thematically, the Book of Jeremiah confronts issues such as idolatry, social injustice, false prophets, and the people's persistent disregard for their covenant relationship with God.

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