Author: Explaining the Book

We hope you enjoy this free digital Jeremiah 17 commentary published by ExplainingTheBook.com! Today we come to the second chapter in the section we started last time. This section consists of Jeremiah 16 and 17. We covered Jeremiah 16 last time. And so now today we’ll study Jeremiah 17. I see the big theme of this…

Enjoy this free digital Jeremiah 16 commentary! In Jeremiah 16 the Lord promises the invasion, exile, and then restoration of Judah. Jeremiah 16 Commentary | God Speaks To begin with, the Lord speaks to Jeremiah in Jeremiah 16:1-18. Jeremiah 16 Commentary | Introduction Jeremiah gives an introduction to this section in Jeremiah 16:1. 1 ¶ The…

Enjoy this free digital Jeremiah 15 commentary. Since Jeremiah 15 shares a section with the 14th chapter of that same book, a review of Jeremiah 14 is in order here. In Jeremiah 14 we saw Jeremiah three times intercede for his people who were under the condemnation of God for their constant rebellion against him. And though…

As we begin this Jeremiah 14 commentary, we’ll be studying Jeremiah 14 in just a moment. But first I want us to consider Deuteronomy 28. You can turn there if you’d like, but you probably don’t have to. Jeremiah 14 Commentary | Deuteronomy – Retelling the Law Deuteronomy is – among other things – Moses’…

I come away from Jeremiah 13 with three main thoughts presented in the text. They are: Belt, Bottles, and Pride. Jeremiah wears a belt. The people are compared to bottles – they’re also compared to that belt that Jeremiah wears. And those two concepts so far – belt and bottles – are used as warnings…

This Jeremiah 12 commentary is a continuation of our Jeremiah 11 commentary… Jeremiah 12 Commentary Verse 1 Well, now that the Lord has promised vengeance on Jeremiah’s conspirators, Jeremiah responds to the Lord with praise. … And then a few questions about the way things are in the world – especially in Jeremiah’s time in…

Jeremiah 11 14 Commentary: So, the Lord will punish his covenant-breaking people. And their response will be to turn – not to the true God who’s bringing the punishments – but to the false gods who can’t help them. And this leads the Lord to again tell Jeremiah to not pray for these people in…