Book 24 - Jeremiah

The Book of Jeremiah presents a comprehensive view of God, contrasting Him with the worthless idols of other nations and displaying His full character through a difficult and tragic time for His people.

The book unflinchingly describes the depth of sin and idolatry in ancient Judah, demonstrating the just consequences that follow unfaithfulness to God's covenant.

Despite the message of judgment, the book is filled with promises of future restoration, including the foretelling of a seventy-year captivity and the eventual return of the people.

A central theme is the prophecy of a new covenant that God will make with His people, where His laws will be written on their hearts, and they will know Him directly through His Son, The LORD God.