JEREMIAH STUDY GUIDE - Kingdom in Bible

JEREMIAH STUDY GUIDE John Hepp, Jr. | These materials are taken from a World Wide LIT self- STUDY course I wrote in the 1990 s. They include direct Bible STUDY , also STUDY of JEREMIAH : Prophet of Judgment (1966), by Irving L. Jensen. That commentary was later revised (see Important Instructions) to include Lamentations, not included here. Do all the direct STUDY ; also read the questions and answers based on the commentary. CONTENTS Goals, Abbreviations X2X Important Instructions X3X UNIT ONE 1. Background (textbook pp. 5 15) X4X 2. JEREMIAH 1:1 3; 2 Kings 21 25; Daniel 1 (pp. 141 149) X7X 3. JEREMIAH 1:1 to 4:4 (pp. 17 29) X9X UNIT TWO 4. JEREMIAH 4:5 to 8:17 (pp. 29 40) X13X 5. JEREMIAH 8:18 to 14:22 (pp. 40 52) X16X 6. JEREMIAH 15:1 to 20:18 (pp. 52 64) X18X 7. Review of JEREMIAH 1 20 X21X UNIT THREE 8. JEREMIAH 21:1 to 25:38 (pp. 65 76) X23X 9. JEREMIAH 26:1 to 29:32 (pp.)

Reading a Bible book properly is the most important way to get acquainted with it. Since Jeremiah is the longest book in the Bible, time limitations do not let us require that you read the whole book at one time. But you will read nearly all the book little by little. Read actively, looking for information and recording your discoveries.

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