What Seest Thou, Jeremiah?
598 BC – Zedekiah’s 4th year.
1. What was Jeremiah to make, and what was he to do with what he made? (vs. 2-3)
2. Who made all things, and who determines ownership? (vs. 5)
3. To whom had God given all things now, and for how long? (vs. 6-7)
4. What would happen to those who would not submit to God’s servant? (vs. 8)
5. What did God call those who prophesied there would be no long captivity? (vs. 9-11)
6. What was Zedekiah told to do and not to do? (vs. 12-14)
7. What would be the result of listening to the prophets who said there would be peace? (vs. 15)
8. What did the prophets tell the priests to encourage them? (vs. 16)
9. What should the people of Judah do in order to survive? (vs. 17)
10. How could the prophets prove themselves? (vs. 18)
11. What did Jeremiah say would happen to the vessels of the temple that remained? (vs. 19-22)
12. Who spoke to Jeremiah in the house of Jehovah with all present? (vs. 1)
13. What did he claim God had done? (vs. 28:2)
14. What did he say God would do within two full years? (vs. 3-4)
15. How did Jeremiah react to the prophecy? (vs. 6)
16. How would the people know if Hananiah was a true prophet? (vs. 7-9)
17. How did Hananiah illustrate his prophecy? (vs. 10-11)
18. What did God say the yoke of wood would be replaced with? (vs. 12-13)
19. What did Jeremiah accuse Hananiah of? (vs. 15)
20. What had Hananiah encourage among the people? (vs. 16)
21. What did Jeremiah say would happen to him? (vs. 16)
22. Did it? (vs. 17)
