What Seest Thou, Jeremiah?
1. Where was Jeremiah told to go? (vs. 2)
2. What did Jeremiah find there? (vs. 3)
3. What was the vessel’s condition and what did the potter do about it? (vs. 4)
4. What comparison does God make? (vs. 6)
5. What must doomed nations do for God to repent of the evil he would do them? (vs. 7-8)
6. What would cause God to repent of good he had planned for them? (vs. 9-10)
7. For whom was this illustration given and what was its object? (vs. 11)
8. What was the reaction of the people? (vs. 12)
9. To what was the evil of Israel compared? (vs. 13-14)
10. What is the sin Israel is accused of, and what is the result? (vs. 15-16)
11. What would God show and not show Judah in the day of their calamity? (vs. 17)
12. What was the conspired reaction to Jeremiah’s prophecies? (vs. 18)
13. Who did Jeremiah want God to listen to, and why? (vs. 19-20)
14. What did he want God to do, and why? (vs. 21-22)
15. What did he say that God knew? (vs. 23)
16. Has Jeremiah’s tone changed some? (vs. 23; Jer. 10:24)
Jer. 18:1-4 Thou art the potter è Isa. 45:9-10; 64:8; Rom. 9:19-24
Jer. 18:5-8 Pluck up and/or plant è Jer. 1:10; 26:3, 13, 19; Gen. 6:6-7; Jonah 3:10
Prov. 14:34; Acts 17:26; Psa. 2:8-12; Isa. 60:12; Rev. 12:5; 19;15
