What Seest Thou, Jeremiah?
1. Who is urged to flee Jerusalem, and why? (vs. 1) From what direction comes danger?
2. Who will come and pitch their tents at the walls (vs. 3)
3. For what are the people called to prepare? (vs. 4) For what time?
4. Who called for the siege and destruction? (vs. 6)
5. What must Jerusalem do to keep from being made desolate? (vs. 8)
6. What shall be gleaned as a vine? (vs. 9)
7. Who would not hear, and why not? (vs. 10)
8. What is Jeremiah wearied by? (vs. 11)
9. Why are these judgments come upon Jerusalem? (vs. 13)
10. How had the religious leaders failed to heal the hurt of the people? (vs. 14)
11. Why would God cause them to fall with them that fall, and be cast down? (vs. 15)
12. How were they to find rest, and what was their reaction to God’s plea? (vs. 16)
13. How did they react to the watchmen’s warnings? (vs. 17)
14. Did God accept their worship? (vs. 20) What would God do about it? (vs. 21)
15. What would God raise up against Jerusalem? (vs. 22-23)
16. How did the people react to this? (vs. 24)
17. What were they told to do, and why? (vs. 26)
18. What had God made Jeremiah? (vs. 27)
19. The testing of the people is compared to what? (vs. 28-30)
Jer. 6:10 Uncircumcised cannot hear – prejudice è Acts 7:51
Jer. 6:14 False security of error è 2:35; Isa. 36:6; 5:18-20; 30:10; 2 Pet. 2:18-19; Matt. 15:14
Jer. 6:15 No shame è 3:3; 5:3; 8:12; Phil. 3:18-19; 1 Tim. 4:1-2; James 4:6-10
2 Cor. 7:10
Jer. 6:16 Old Paths è 1 Cor. 4:16; 2 John 9; John 8:12; 12:35; Col. 2:6
