QUESTIONS FOR CHAPTER 13:

1.       What was Jeremiah to buy, and what was he NOT to do with it? (vs. 1)

2.       Where was he to take it, and what was he to do with it? (vs. 3)  Did he do as told?

3.       When he went to fetch the item, what was its condition? (vs. 7)

4.       What was the meaning of all this? (vs. 9)

5.       What was the condition of “this evil people?”  They were good for what? (vs. 10)

6.       What did God wish for Judah and Israel? (vs. 11)  Did they cooperate?

7.       Every bottle was to be filled with what? (vs. 12)

8.       What was the symbolism of the figure of the filled bottles (vs. 13)  Their fate? (vs. 14)

9.       To whom were they to give glory, and when? (vs. 16)

10.     What would cause Jeremiah to weep? (vs. 17)

11.     What was he to warn to be humble? (vs. 18)

12.     What has happened to the cities of the south? (vs. 19)

13.     Who were they to behold and what would they do? (vs. 20-21)

14.     Why were all these things happening? (vs. 22)

15.     What things can never happen, at this point? (vs. 23)

16.     What would God do and why? (vs. 24-25)

17.     Why the woe on Jersalem? (vs. 27)

Jer. 13:11 as a girdle cleaveth è Relation to God.

  People (Titus 2:14;  1 Pet. 2:9-10;  2 Cor. 6:17 – 7:1) One (Phil 1:27; 1 Cor. 1:10)

  Name (Isa. 62:1-4;  Phil. 2:9-10;  1 Pet. 4:16).

  Praise – Purpose (Ecc. 12:13-14;  John 15:8;  Eph. 2:10;  Matt. 5:16;  Eph 3:20-21).

  Glory – Appreciation (Rom. 5:8;  Matt. 22:37;  Rom 2:4;  John 14:15)

Jer. 13:23 accustomed to do evil – Not locked into itè Heb. 6:4-6; 3:12-13;  1 Tim. 1:12-17

          An act of the will Rom. 6:16-23;  1 Cor. 6:9-11;  Luke 5:29-32;  19:10