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Jeremiah 11–14

Read the passage. Consider its meaning. Bring an honest response.

Before you read: the setting

Jeremiah: Truth in a resisting community

Jeremiah confronts covenant unfaithfulness, false reassurance, and approaching catastrophe. Lament and promises of restoration appear within the warnings. The prophet's difficult calling shows the cost of truthfulness without making personal hostility proof of being right.

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World English Bible · Public domain · Text from eBible.org

TODAY’S GUIDED LESSON

Listen to the voices

Identify who is speaking and who is being addressed. A narrator, a character, a poet, and a letter writer do not all function in the same way. Before accepting a statement as the passage’s teaching, consider how the surrounding text presents its speaker.

Truth in a resisting community

Jeremiah confronts covenant unfaithfulness, false reassurance, and approaching catastrophe. Lament and promises of restoration appear within the warnings. The prophet's difficult calling shows the cost of truthfulness without making personal hostility proof of being right.

With Jeremiah 11–14 in view: What truth do people resist, and what response does the passage call for?

Reflect on today’s passage

Whose words need to be weighed against the surrounding passage?

One response

Choose one statement and explain who says it, to whom, and in what situation.

Pray

Bring one observation, one question, and one need from today’s reading to God. Ask for understanding and wisdom to respond faithfully.

Original study guidance; awaiting independent human theological review.

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