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Jer 1:4:	The word of Jehovah came to me saying,
Jer 1:8:	Don’t be afraid when you go before them, for I am with you and I’ll save you,’ said Jehovah.
Jer 1:11:	And thereafter, the word of Jehovah came to me asking, ‘What do you see, JeremiJah?’ And I said, ‘I see a [hard] walnut rod.’
Jer 1:13:	Then the word of Jehovah came to me a second time asking, ‘Now, what do you see?’ And I replied, ‘A kettle on a fire with its front facing north.’
Jer 1:15:	For, {Look!} I will gather kingdoms from the north,’ says Jehovah. ‘Then they will come and they’ll each place their thrones, on the thresholds of Jerusalem’s gates, and on the walls of the cities around Judah.
Jer 1:17:	‘So, you must arise and wrap up your waist, and tell them all I’ll instruct you to say! Don’t be afraid when you go there, nor be in terror before them, for I’m with you and I will [protect] you,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 1:19:	And though they will wage war against you, there’s no way that they’ll be able to beat you, for I am with you and I will [protect[ you,’ said Jehovah.
Jer 2:2:	‘Go and yell in Jerusalem’s ears… tell them that thus says Jehovah: I remembered the mercy you had in your youth, and the love that you had for perfection; for you followed the Holy One of Israel,’ says Jehovah. Israel’s Holy Lord.
Jer 2:3:	‘And since the beginning He’s been offended, by those who devour His offspring, and He has brought evil upon them,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 2:5:	For, Jehovah asks this: ‘What defect did your fathers find in Me, that they left to follow foolish things, and to do things that were silly?
Jer 2:6:	They didn’t ask Where’s Jehovah; He who led us from Egypt… He who gave us directions in the desert, through a vast unwalked land… a land without water or fruit… a land through which no one had traveled… a land where no man could live?
Jer 2:8:	‘But the Priests did not ask Where’s Jehovah? So those who resisted the Law, were not drawn back to Me. Your shepherds were irreverent before Me; your prophets prophesied by Baal; and you followed after things that were worthless!
Jer 2:9:	‘But, despite all of this I chose you,’ says Jehovah, ‘and the sons of your sons I [accepted].’
Jer 2:12:	‘By this the heavens were amazed, and [it caused them to] shudder,’ says Jehovah. ‘For to Me, My people did two wicked things:
Jer 2:17:	didn’t this happen because you left Me?’ asks Jehovah your God.
Jer 2:19:	‘So, for your defection you’ll be corrected… for your evil ways you’ll be scolded, and then you will know and you’ll see, how bitter are the ways of turning from Me,’ says Jehovah your God!
Jer 2:20:	‘So, I’ve thought [poorly] of you,’ says Jehovah your God. ‘For, through the ages you’ve broken your yoke, and ripped up all of your bonds. You said, I won’t be [Your] servant, but I will go to every high hill, and beneath every shade tree, and there I’ll do all my whoring!
Jer 2:22:	Why, if would wash in [puee] lye, and if you’d use plenty of soap, you’d still be spotted in your sins before Me,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 2:29:	So, why are you speaking to Me? ‘You’ve all been irreverent and lawless toward Me,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 2:31:	Hear the word of the Lord! For, it is Jehovah who asks: ‘Am I a desert to Israel… a land that has been made barren? Why have My people said You’re not our Lord, and no longer will we come in before You?
Jer 2:37:	You’ll be taken from here with your hands on your heads, for Jehovah has thrust you away, and none of your hopes will now prosper.’
Jer 3:1:	‘If a husband [divorces] his wife, and she leaves and [marries] another, and then she [also leaves him]; can she return [to first one] again… for after being defiled, is she not still defiled? Yet, after [having sex] with many shepherds, you then turn back to Me,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 3:12:	So, go and read these words toward the north! Say: Return to Me house of Israel, says Jehovah, and I’ll not set My face against you, because I am merciful, says Jehovah; and I won’t be outraged with you through the age.
Jer 3:13:	Just be aware of your sins! For, you’ve been irreverent toward Jehovah your God… [your love] you’ve given to strangers, beneath every tree in the woods, and you did not obey My voice, says Jehovah.
Jer 3:14:	‘So return, you sons who’ve revolted, says Jehovah, and I will then be your Lord. I’ll choose one of you from each city, and two from out of each family. Then I will bring them to Zion,
Jer 3:16:	‘And if you grow and spread through the land, says Jehovah; in those days they will no longer speak, of Israel’s Holy Chest of the Sacred Agreement… It won’t come into their hearts… it won’t be named or examined… this just won’t be done anymore!
Jer 3:17:	For, in those days and during that time, Jerusalem will be called the throne of Jehovah, and there all the nations will gather, and no longer follow wicked thoughts of their hearts.’
Jer 3:20:	‘But as a wife leaves [her husband], so the house of Israel has left Me,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 3:22:	‘Turn back, O sons… turn back and I’ll heal your broken condition!’ ‘Look… that’s how we will be with You then, for You are Jehovah our God!
Jer 3:23:	Since the powers of the hills and the mountains, are really the powers of Jehovah, and our God is Israel’s Savior.
Jer 3:25:	For, we went to bed in our shame, and we were covered by our dishonor; before our God we had sinned, as had also our fathers, from the time of our youth to this day. And we have paid no attention, to the voice of Jehovah our God.
Jer 4:1:	‘If Israel should [choose to] return,’ says Jehovah, ‘to him I’ll also return… if the disgusting things in his mouth he’ll remove, and if he will [bow and] show reverence before Me,
Jer 4:2:	and swear with an oath that Jehovah’s alive, then he will be blest with the truth, as well as equity and justice. All the nations will praise him, and in Jerusalem all will praise God.’
Jer 4:3:	For, to the men of Jerusalem and Judah, Jehovah gives these instructions: ‘Plow the fields you’ve prepared for the plow, and don’t plant among the thorn bushes!
Jer 4:8:	Because of this put on sackcloth, then be sad and call out, because the anger and rage of Jehovah, will not be diverted from you.
Jer 4:9:	‘And it will be in that day,’ says Jehovah, ‘that there’ll be no heart in the king; the hearts of the rulers and Priests will be shocked, and all of the prophets will wonder.’
Jer 4:17:	They’ll [camp] all around her and guard her fields, for I’ve been neglected by you,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 4:25:	I looked and saw that no man existed, and the birds in the sky were frightened away. I observed and saw that Carmel was bare, and all the cities were burning… set on fire by the face of Jehovah.
Jer 4:27:	Then Jehovah said: ‘The whole land will soon become desolation, but no way will I totally destroy it.
Jer 5:1:	‘Run through Jerusalem’s streets… seek and search in her squares! See if you’ll find a man who is just… a single man who can be trusted, then to him I will be kind,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 5:2:	‘As Jehovah lives they often say, but when they swear oaths aren’t they lying?’
Jer 5:5:	So, I’ll go and speak to those who are [rich], for they’ll recognize the ways of Jehovah, and the equity of God.’ But look! Together they’ve broken their yokes, and they’ve torn up their bonds.
Jer 5:9:	So, over such things, shouldn’t I now come to visit?’ asks Jehovah. ‘Over such a [bad] nation, shouldn’t My soul take its vengeance?
Jer 5:10:	‘So, climb upon her battle towers, then wipe them to the ground ‘til they’re gone… but you’re not the ones who will do it! Destroy all of her supports, because they didn’t come from Jehovah!
Jer 5:11:	For they have shown no respect,’ says Jehovah, ‘both the houses of Israel and Judah.
Jer 5:13:	For, [His] Prophets are really all windbags, and they don’t [speak] the word of Jehovah, so this will happen to them, not to us!’
Jer 5:14:	‘It’s because of this,’ says Jehovah the Almighty; ‘because you have said all these things, {Look!} I’ve put My words like fire in your mouths, and it will consume you as though you were wood.
Jer 5:15:	‘Notice, O house of Israel! From a distance I’m bringing a nation against you,’ says Jehovah, ‘with a tongue you won’t understand…
Jer 5:18:	And it will be in those days,’ says Jehovah; ‘your God won’t allow you to reach your fulfillment.
Jer 5:19:	‘Then whenever you ask, Why has our God allowed this to be? Jehovah will give this reply: It is because you have left Me, and served strange gods in your land. So, now you will have to serve strangers, in a land that’s not yours.’
Jer 5:22:	Why do you fail to fear Me,’ asks Jehovah, ‘and before My face bow down to the ground? For, it is I who ordered the sands, to be the limits of the seas… it is the order of ages, that the seas cannot pass over them. Though they are disturbed they cannot prevail. And no matter how much their waves roar, they may not pass by [their limits].
Jer 5:24:	They have not said in their hearts, We should fear Jehovah our God… He who gives rain in its seasons (both the early and late rains), and who orders full harvests for us.
Jer 5:29:	‘Am I not watching such things,’ asks Jehovah? ‘And against such a nation won’t My soul soon bring vengeance?
Jer 6:6:	For, thus says Jehovah of Armies: ‘Cut down all of her trees! Against the city of liars send your forces… finish your tyranny against her!
Jer 6:9:	For, thus says Jehovah of Armies: ‘Glean… glean as though they are grapevines, all the remaining of Israel! Return as the picker returns to his [vines]!
Jer 6:10:	‘To whom should I speak… whom shall I tell that will listen? {Look!} They have uncircumcised ears, thus they are unable to hear. {Look!} The word of Jehovah is scornful to them, so they’ll be unwilling to listen.
Jer 6:12:	Then their houses will be given to others, along with their fields and their wives. For, I’ll stretch out My hand ‘gainst all in this land,’ says Jehovah…
Jer 6:15:	‘They’ll now be shamed because they have failed. But, though they’re disgraced, in [their error], they’ll refuse to accept their dishonor. And because of this they will fall… they will perish in the time of their visitation,’ said Jehovah.
Jer 6:21:	And because of this,’ says Jehovah, ‘{Look!} upon these people I will bring weakness. Fathers and sons will be weak, and their neighbors and near ones will perish.’
Jer 6:22:	And Jehovah said: ‘{Look!} From the north there now comes a people, who’ll awaken the nations to the ends of the earth;
Jer 7:1:	Then the word of the Lord came to JeremiJah saying, ‘Stand on the gate of Jehovah’s [Temple], and then to them read these words. Say,
Jer 7:2:	O Judea; Hear the word of Jehovah, for Jehovah of Armies (Israel’s God) has said this:
Jer 7:4:	Do not rely on words that are lies, for they’ll be no help when you shout, O the Temple of Jehovah! This is the Temple of Jehovah!
Jer 7:11:	‘Hasn’t My House that stands here before you (which is called by My Name), become a den of just thieves? Look, I’ve seen it,’ says Jehovah!
Jer 7:19:	Don’t they provoke Me to anger?’ asks Jehovah. ‘Shouldn’t they instead be provoked, by the disgrace to their own faces?
Jer 7:20:	‘It’s because of this,’ says Jehovah, ‘{Look!} I’ll pour out My anger and rage on this Place – upon the men and the cattle; upon every tree in the fields; and upon the produce of the land – it has now been kindled and won’t be put out!’
Jer 7:21:	Jehovah said: ‘Gather your whole burnt-offerings, along with your other sacrifices, and then go ahead and eat all the meats!
Jer 7:29:	So, shear your [hair] and throw it away, then bring sounds of wailing to you lips; for Jehovah has rejected and pushed you away… you the generation that has done all these things!
Jer 7:30:	‘The sons of Judah have been wicked before Me,’ says Jehovah. ‘They’ve placed disgusting things in My [Temple], to defile the Place that is called by My Name.
Jer 7:32:	‘{Look!} It’s because of this that the days have now come,’ says Jehovah, ‘when there in the Valley of Hinnom’s sons, and in the Shrine that they [built to] Topheth, nothing more will be said; for their valley will soon be destroyed, and they’ll [bury] Topheth in a tomb, for his place will no longer exist.
Jer 8:1:	‘In that time,’ says Jehovah, ‘they’ll bring out the bones of Judea’s kings, as well as the bones of its other rulers… the bones of the Priests and the Prophets, and the bones from the people of Jerusalem’s graves.
Jer 8:4:	‘Will those who fall then be resurrected,’ asks Jehovah, ‘or will those who have turned not return?
Jer 8:7:	‘Why, the stork in the sky knows her time, as do the doves and swallows in the fields. Even sparrows guard the times of their comings, but My people do not understand, the judgments [that come from] Jehovah.
Jer 8:8:	So, how can you say We are wise, and we have the Law of Jehovah? Why, the lies of the quills of the scribes are in vain!
Jer 8:12:	By the disgusting things that they’ve done, they have brought shame on themselves, yet they weren’t ashamed of their shame… they refused to know any shame. And because of this they will fall, among all of those who will fall. ‘In the time of My visit they’ll fall,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 8:19:	Look! There are the sounds of the cries, of the daughters of My people, coming from a far-away land: Isn’t Jehovah there upon Zion, and isn’t there also a king? But they’ve provoked Me to rage, with their carvings of idols, and by following strange worthless things.’
Jer 9:3:	‘Their tongues are stretched tight like bows, as lies and mistrust now grow in the land, for they chase after evil upon evil… they do not know Me’ says Jehovah.
Jer 9:6:	They’re compiling interest on interest, as well as treachery on treachery, for they do not wish to behold Me,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 9:7:	‘Because of this,’ says Jehovah of Armies: ‘{Look!} I’ll try them, then set them on fire! For, what else can I do before the face, of the wickedness of the daughter of My people?
Jer 9:9:	Shouldn’t I pay them a visit for this,’ asks Jehovah, ‘and upon them bring all My vengeance?’
Jer 9:12:	So, who is the man that’s discerning? Let him recognize this, and may the words from the mouth of Jehovah be with him… let him tell you the reasons, why the land is being destroyed! It’s being burned into a desert, so no one will go there again.’
Jer 9:15:	on account of this,’ says Israel’s God (Jehovah of Armies is His Name), ‘{Look!} I will now feed them distress, and make them drink bile for their water.
Jer 9:17:	Then Jehovah said: ‘Call wailing women and tell them to come; send for wise women and tell them to speak,
Jer 9:23:	Jehovah said: ‘Don’t let the wise boast of their wisdom, or the strong boast of their strength; and don’t let the rich boast of their wealth!
Jer 9:24:	But when they boast, let them brag about this: That they perceive Me and know Me… that they know I am merciful and fair… that I will judge and bring justice to the land… and these things being done are My will,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 9:25:	‘Look! The days are coming,’ says Jehovah, ‘when I will visit the uncircumcised, as well as those who [are called] circumcised
Jer 10:1:	O house of Israel; Hear the words that Jehovah has spoken:
Jer 10:12:	For, Jehovah is the One who made the earth, and by His strength He erected man’s home. Then in intelligence and wisdom He stretched out the sky,
Jer 10:16:	But, this isn’t the portion of Jacob, for He who shaped everything (even Israel’s inheritance and scepter), is named Jehovah of Armies!
Jer 10:18:	It is also Jehovah who says, ‘{Look!} I’ll stumble all those who live in this land, and squeeze them out so all [is not lost].
Jer 10:21:	For, the shepherds were truly unwise, and they had failed to seek Jehovah, so the sheep in their pastures were scattered and confused.’
Jer 11:1:	These words came to JeremiJah from Jehovah. He said,
Jer 11:3:	Tell them that Jehovah the God of Israel says, Cursed is the man who pays no regard, to the words of this Agreement that I gave to your fathers, on the day that I led them from Egypt… from out of that furnace of iron.
Jer 11:11:	And because of this, says Jehovah, {Look!} I will bring evil upon them, which they’ll be unable to remove from themselves. ‘Then they will start to cry out, but I will not listen to them.
Jer 11:17:	For, Jehovah of Armies did the planting… He against whom you spoke evil. So, to the houses of Israel and Judah came evil… but they did it to themselves by provoking My rage… by their burning incense to Baal.’
Jer 11:20:	‘O Jehovah of Armies; please judge all these things in fairness… try their kidneys and hearts! May I behold Your punishment on them, for I’ve shown You the right things I’ve done.’
Jer 11:21:	It was because of this that Jehovah then replied concerning the men of AnathOth who were seeking my life… for they were the ones who were saying, ‘No longer should you prophecy in the Name of the Lord. And if you fail to agree, you will die by our hands!’
Jer 11:22:	Because of this, Jehovah of Armies then said, ‘Look! I’ll pay a visit on them, so all their young men will die by the sword, and their sons and daughters will starve.
Jer 12:12:	Through every mountain pass in that desert, came those who caused misery… those whom the sword of Jehovah will devour, from one end of the land to the other… no, there’ll be no peace for all flesh.
Jer 12:13:	‘You planted wheat and thorn-bushes [grew], which provided no benefit at all. So, be ashamed of all your proud words, and for speaking such scorn to Jehovah!’
Jer 12:16:	‘And if My people should learn the right way, then swear their oaths by My Name and say, As Jehovah lives (as they taught My people to swear by Baal), then they’ll build houses among My people.
Jer 12:17:	But if they choose not to return, I will lift that nation away… I’ll remove them [from the land] and destroy them,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 13:3:	Then the word of Jehovah came to me a second time saying: ‘Now take off the loincloth (the one that you’ve wrapped ‘round your loins),
Jer 13:5:	So, I went and hid it by the EuPhrates, as Jehovah had told me to do.
Jer 13:9:	‘Thus says Jehovah: Like this I’ll corrupt the insolence of Judah, as well as the insolence of Jerusalem…
Jer 13:11:	For, just as this cloth hugs the loins of a man, I have stuck by the houses of Israel and Judah, says Jehovah. ‘They’d have been a famous people to Me, and a reason for boasting and glory… but they paid no attention to Me.
Jer 13:12:	So, speak these words to those people: Thus says Jehovah, Israel’s God: All your leather bags will be filled up with wine! And when they ask you: Do you think we don’t know that our leather bags, will be filled up with wine, that you have said this to us?
Jer 13:13:	‘You must tell them that thus says Jehovah: {Look!} With strong drink I will fill, all who live in this land… their kings (the sons of David) who sit on their thrones… their priests, their prophets, and all those in Judah, as well as all those in Jerusalem.
Jer 13:14:	Then I will disperse them; each man will be separated from his brother, and fathers will be separated from their sons… and I will not miss them, says Jehovah. I won’t spare them or pity their ruin.’
Jer 13:16:	‘Give glory to Jehovah your God!
Jer 13:17:	And if you should choose not to listen, you will weep in secret (because of your pride), and there your eyes will shed tears, for the scattering of the flock of Jehovah.
Jer 13:25:	Yes, this is your portion and lot, because of the ways you’ve opposed Me, says Jehovah. For, you forgot Me and put hope in lies.
Jer 14:1:	Then the word of Jehovah came to JeremiJah concerning the drought.
Jer 14:15:	‘Because of this,’ says Jehovah, ‘tell those who prophecy falsely in My Name (those who I didn’t send): [You say] sword and famine won’t come to this land, so you prophets will die by diseases, and I’ll finish what’s left by starvation!
Jer 14:22:	Which idol of the nations can bring rain… who can bring its fullness from the skies? Is it not You [O great] Being… [isn’t it You], Jehovah our God? So, we will wait upon You, for it’s You who created these things!
Jer 15:2:	Then if they ask, Where will we go? You should tell them that thus says Jehovah: As many as are [appointed for] death, [are the number of those who] will die; as many as are [appointed] to the sword, are those [who will die by] the sword; as many as are [appointed] to famine, are those [who will die from] the famine; and as many as are [appointed] as captives, are those who’ll [be taken as] captives.
Jer 15:3:	Jehovah said, ‘I will take vengeance in four different ways: · To be slaughtered by the sword; · To be torn to pieces by dogs; · To serve as food for wild beasts of the land; · To be rotting flesh for the birds in the sky.
Jer 15:5:	‘Who will spare you, O Jerusalem, and who will be timid against you? Who will come saying Peace unto you? For, you have turned [your backs] upon Me,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 15:9:	Then she who bore seven will have none, for her life will meet with misfortune, and her sun will set at midday. She’ll be disgraced and berated, and I’ll give what is left to the sword,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 15:11:	May it be, O Jehovah Almighty, for no help will come in their time of affliction, and from their enemies no good will come.
Jer 15:16:	by those who disregard Your words. Finish them off completely, and then Your words will bring joy to my heart. For, O Jehovah the Almighty; I have been called by Your Name!
Jer 15:20:	For, to these people I’ll appoint you, to be a fortified wall made of brass. And though they’ll wage war against you, they’ll be unable to beat you, because I will be there to save you… I’ll rescue you, says [Jehovah]. I’ll deliver you from the hands of the wicked, and buy you out of the hands, of these men who are cursed.’
Jer 16:3:	For, thus says Jehovah about the sons and the daughters, of those being fathered in this place, and concerning the mothers who give birth, and those who are fathers in this land:
Jer 16:9:	for thus says Jehovah Israel’s God: {Look!} Before your eyes I’ll remove them, and during your [life this will happen]. For, the sounds of joy and gladness [will be gone], as well as the voices of brides and grooms.
Jer 16:10:	‘When you tell these things to the people, they’ll ask: Why has Jehovah pronounced these bad things, for what injustice have we done… how have we sinned before our God Jehovah?
Jer 16:11:	‘And you must reply: It’s because I’ve been abandoned by your fathers, says Jehovah; for they followed strange gods… they bowed before them and served them… they abandoned Me and kept not My Laws…
Jer 16:14:	‘Because of this, days will come, says Jehovah, that they will still say As Jehovah lives (He who led Israel out of Egypt).
Jer 16:15:	But then they will also be saying, As Jehovah lives (He who led the house of Israel back, from the land of the north, and from all the places where they were taken). For, I will restore them to their land… [the land] that I gave to their fathers.
Jer 16:16:	‘{Look!} To them I will send men who fish, says Jehovah, and they will go fishing for them. And I will send many hunters, who’ll hunt for them on the mountains and hills, and in the holes in the rocks.
Jer 16:21:	‘{Look!} Because of this I will show them My hand… in that time I’ll show them My strength. Then they will know that My Name is Jehovah.’
Jer 17:1:	Thus says Jehovah: ‘The sins of Judah are being written, with a stylus of iron. They’re clawed in the tablets of their hearts, and upon the horns of their altars.
Jer 17:5:	Thus says Jehovah: ‘Cursed is the man who has hope, for though his flesh is still on his arms, his heart is far from Jehovah.
Jer 17:7:	‘But praised is the man who relies on the Lord, and puts all his hope in Jehovah.
Jer 17:10:	But, I Jehovah, am the examiner of hearts, as well as the One who tries kidneys, and I repay each one for his ways… by the fruits of the things he has done.
Jer 17:15:	{Look!}They ask: ‘Where is this word of Jehovah? Let it come and happen [to us]!’
Jer 17:20:	then say, O kings of Judah, and you of Judea and Jerusalem; Hear the word of Jehovah, all you who enter these gates!
Jer 17:21:	For, Jehovah said this: Save your lives… don’t lift burdens on the Sabbath… carry nothing through Jerusalem’s gates…
Jer 17:26:	And at that time [the people] will come, from the city of Jerusalem and from Judea… from the land of BenJamin they’ll also come, and from the mountains and fields in the south, bringing along their burnt-offerings, as well as incense and sacrifices, and offerings of thanks and frankincense, to offer praise at the House of Jehovah.
Jer 18:1:	This message came to JeremiJah from Jehovah.
Jer 18:6:	‘Jehovah asks: O house of Israel; Can I not remake you in the same way, as the potter just [remade this pot]? {Look!} As clay in the hands of a potter, that’s what you are in My hands, house of Israel.
Jer 18:11:	‘Now, say this to the men of Judea, and to those who live in Jerusalem… tell them that thus says Jehovah: {Look!} I will shape bad things against you, and devise against you a plot, unless you turn from your evil ways, and change your bad ways to good!’
Jer 19:3:	Say, Hear the word of Jehovah, O kings of Judah and those who live in Jerusalem, for Jehovah of Armies, the God of Israel says this: {Look!} I am bringing such evil to this place, it’ll ring in the ears of all those who hear it.
Jer 19:6:	‘Because of this, days will come,’ says Jehovah, ‘when they’ll not call this [The Valley] anymore, or the graveyard of Hinnom’s descendants; it will be called The Graveyard of Slaughter,
Jer 19:11:	And tell them that thus says Jehovah: This is how I will do it; I’ll break these people and their city like this pot, so none can thereafter repair it. They’ll be buried here in this place, where [they play] tambourines… and there’ll be no other place to be buried.
Jer 19:12:	‘Jehovah says, This is what I will do to this place, and to all those who live here: I’ll give up this city as something that’s ruined;
Jer 19:14:	Then JeremiJah left [the valley] where Jehovah had sent him to prophesy, and he stood in the courtyard of the [Temple] of Jehovah and said this to all the people: ‘Thus says Jehovah of Armies (the God of Israel): {Look!} I’ll bring calamity on this city, and upon all her cities and towns, all the evils that I spoke against her, for you have hardened your necks, and you don’t listen to what I’ve commanded.’
Jer 20:1:	Well, when Pashur, the son of ImMer the Priest (who had been anointed as the leader of the House of Jehovah) heard what JeremiJah was prophesying,
Jer 20:2:	he struck him and then threw him in the dungeon that was by the upper Gate of the House of BenJamin (inside the [Temple area] of Jehovah).
Jer 20:3:	Then the next morning, Pashur led JeremiJah out of the dungeon, and JeremiJah said to him, ‘Jehovah will not call your name Pashur, but Refugee.
Jer 20:4:	For Jehovah says: {Look!} I’ll hand over you and your friends, to be relocated [from here]. Then they will fall by their enemy’s swords, and your eyes will see it all happen. For, I will give Judah into to the hands of Babylon’s king, then he will displace them, and cut them to pieces with swords.
Jer 20:8:	So, I’ll laugh at the bitterness [within my heart], And I’ll call for rebellion and misery. For the word of Jehovah brought scorn upon me, And a reason for taunting each day.
Jer 20:9:	Then I said: ‘There’s no way that I’ll [speak of] Jehovah; There’s no way that I’ll still speak in His Name.’ But it became like a fire, that burned and blazed in my bones, And I became weak on my insides, to where I was unable to bear it.
Jer 20:11:	But Jehovah is with me, as a warrior bringing strength, And because of this, they chased me in vain. Though they were shamed, they failed to see their dishonor, Which through the ages will not be forgotten.
Jer 20:13:	So, sing to Jehovah and praise Him, For He has rescued the lives of the poor, From the hands of those who have power!
Jer 20:16:	May that man be as unrepented cities, Which are then destroyed by Jehovah! Let Him hear their cries in the mornings, And [may He hear] shouting at noon!
Jer 21:1:	These are the words that came to JeremiJah from Jehovah when King ZedekiJah sent Pashur (the son of MelchiJah), and ZephaniJah (the son of MaAseJah) the Priest to him.
Jer 21:2:	[For they had] said, ‘Ask the Lord for us, because the king of Babylon has [set up camp] around us. [Ask] if Jehovah will perform His wonders and send that king away from us.’
Jer 21:3:	And Jehovah said to JeremiJah, ‘Tell ZedekiJah that; I’ll turn back the weapons of warfare in his hands, which he’s using in order to wage war, against the Chaldeans that oppress him, and who are outside of his walls;
Jer 21:7:	‘And then,’ said Jehovah, ‘I’ll hand overJudah’s King ZedekiJah, as well as his servants and the people of the city, who survive death from the famine, and the swords in the hands of those seeking their lives. Then they’ll cut them to pieces by the mouth of the sword… I will not spare them and I’ll feel no pity.
Jer 21:8:	‘Then speak to these people and tell them; tell them that thus says Jehovah: {Look!} Before your faces I’ve put life and death.
Jer 21:10:	For against this city I’ve set My face, to do just bad things not good, says Jehovah. It’s going to be handed to Babylon’s king, and he will burn it with fire.’
Jer 21:11:	O house of the king of Judah; Hear the word of Jehovah!
Jer 21:12:	O house of David; Jehovah [our God has] said this: ‘In the morning, you should discuss the judgment upon you, and then get yourselves straightened out. Rescue those being shredded, from the hands of those who are doing them wrong! Don’t let My anger be lit like a fire, for once it has been kindled, no one will be there to put it out!
Jer 22:2:	Say: Hear the word of Jehovah, king of Judah, you who are sitting on David’s throne… you, as well as your servants, and your people who enter these gates!
Jer 22:3:	Jehovah says: You must be fair and just, and rescue those being plundered, from the hands of those who are doing them wrong! Don’t tyrannize foreigners, orphans, or widows! No more should you be irreverent, and don’t shed innocent blood in this place!
Jer 22:5:	‘If you don’t pay attention to these words, I swear an oath by Myself, says Jehovah: I’ll make this house a desolation!’
Jer 22:6:	And Jehovah said this against the [palace] of the king of Judah: ‘You are Gilead to Me; You are Lebanon’s head. So, should I not wipe you away, and leave your cities deserted?
Jer 22:9:	And the other will reply, Because they abandoned the Sacred Agreement of Jehovah their God, then they bowed to strange gods and served them.
Jer 22:11:	Jehovah has spoken against ShalLum, the son of JosiJah (the king of Judah), who reigned for his father (JosiJah), and who [was taken] away from this place. He said: ‘He won’t return here again,
Jer 22:16:	Yet they didn’t know, that they failed to judge the humble in fairness, and to give justice to the needy! Was this because you didn’t know Me,’ asks Jehovah?
Jer 22:18:	And because of this,’ says Jehovah, against JehoiAkim (son of JosiJah) king of Judah; ‘Woe [is coming to] this man, and no way should they ever feel sorry, and say of him, O my brother! For him they won’t weep and say, Alas for you O my Lord!
Jer 22:24:	‘As I live,’ says Jehovah; ‘ConiJah (the son of JehoiAkim) king of Judah, will become a seal on My right hand, and it’s from there that I’ll pluck you out.
Jer 22:29:	O land, hear the word of Jehovah
Jer 23:1:	O you shepherds who scatter; you who’re destroying the sheep of my pasture; Jehovah (the God of Israel) has made [this pronouncement], against the shepherds who are tending His people:
Jer 23:4:	Then I will raise shepherds to tend them, so they won’t fear or know terror anymore, nor will they be searched for [again],’ says Jehovah.
Jer 23:5:	‘Look! The days are coming,’ says Jehovah, ‘when I’ll bring a righteous dawning to David, and an understanding king will then reign, who’ll bring fairness and righteousness to the land.
Jer 23:6:	And during his days, Judah will be saved, and Israel will camp in submission. Then by Jehovah, he’ll be called JoSedek (Jehovah is Our Righteousness).’
Jer 23:7:	‘And because of this {Look!} days will come,’ says Jehovah, ‘when they will no longer be saying: As Jehovah (who led Israel out of Egypt) lives,
Jer 23:8:	but, As Jehovah (who gathered and led Israel’s seed from northern lands, and from everywhere they had been pushed to, and restored them to their own land) lives.’
Jer 23:9:	Their prophets have broken my heart. All my bones were shaken within me. I became like a man who is broken, and as one who has had too much wine, before the face of Jehovah… from before the face of the beauty of His glory.
Jer 23:11:	and their priests and their prophets are tainted. ‘I saw their wickedness in My [Temple],’ says Jehovah,
Jer 23:12:	‘so I allowed them to slip into darkness, where they will stumble and fall! For, in the year that I visit, I will bring bad things upon them,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 23:15:	Because of this, thus says Jehovah of Armies, to [all of those] prophets: {Look!} I will feed them on grief, and give them bitter water to drink. For, Jerusalem’s prophets have brought, contamination upon the whole land.’
Jer 23:16:	Thus says Jehovah the Almighty: ‘Do not listen to the words of the prophets… those who prophesy to you. For, upon themselves they bring foolishness, by the visions [they proclaim], because they just speak from their hearts, not from the mouth of Jehovah.
Jer 23:19:	{Look!} A shaking will come from Jehovah… His anger will come as a rumble, then a tornado will come to the godless.
Jer 23:20:	Yet, this won’t turn the rage of Jehovah, until His heart is satisfied. And they won’t comprehend ‘til the end of their days.
Jer 23:23:	‘I am a God who is near,’ says Jehovah! ‘I’m not a God who is far away.
Jer 23:24:	So, what can be hidden [from Me]… what is the secret that I cannot see,’ asks Jehovah? ‘Can I not fill the heavens and earth,’ asks Jehovah?
Jer 23:28:	‘Let those dreaming prophets describe all their dreams! And let those who say that they have My word, describe what I’ve really said! ‘As straw is to grain, thus are My words,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 23:31:	Look! I’m against all those prophets,’ says Jehovah; ‘those who throw prophecies from their tongues, while all they really did was slumber and sleep.
Jer 23:32:	Look! I’m against all those prophets, those who prophesy with false dreams. For, those who describe them mislead My people, with all their lies and delusions. ‘I didn’t send them, and I didn’t tell them to do this. So, they’ve brought nothing at all to these people,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 23:33:	‘And if you are asked by these people, or by a priest or a prophet, What is Jehovah concerned with? You must answer; You’re My concern for I’ll beat you down, says Jehovah,
Jer 23:34:	along with the prophets, the priests, and the people… those who you say are Jehovah’s concern. For, I’ll punish that man and his house.
Jer 23:35:	‘Then each one will ask of his neighbor, as well as each man of his brother: What did Jehovah reply? What did Jehovah [truly] say?
Jer 23:36:	But, don’t ask of the concerns of Jehovah again! For, what He has said will be man’s concern.
Jer 23:37:	‘The words of God you’ve distorted, so when you ask of the prophets, What was said by Jehovah our God…
Jer 23:38:	because you’ve spoken these words once again; the concerns of Jehovah are what I will send upon you. For I said: Don’t ask of the concerns of Jehovah again!
Jer 24:1:	After NebuChadNezzar (the king of Babylon) had taken JeconiJah (the son of JehoiAkim) the king of Judah and the governors from Jerusalem as prisoners and led them into Babylon, Jehovah showed me two reed baskets of figs sitting before the Temple of Jehovah.
Jer 24:3:	And Jehovah asked me, ‘What do you see, JeremiJah?’ And I replied, ‘Figs… some that are good, and the others so bad that they can’t be eaten.’
Jer 24:5:	‘Jehovah the God of Israel says this: These figs that are better are how I will view, those Judeans who I’ve sent from this place, to the land of Chaldea.
Jer 24:8:	‘And as for the bad figs that cannot be eaten; because they are rotten, says Jehovah, I’ll hand over ZedekiJah (king of Judah), along with all his great men. Then the rest of those in Jerusalem, and those who remain in this land, as well as those [who go down to] Egypt,
Jer 25:3:	He said: ‘From the thirteenth year of JosiJah (son of Amon), who’s been the king of Judah to this day – for [the past] twenty three years – Jehovah’s word has been coming to me. And I’ve been getting up early each day, in order to tell you [just what He said]; However, you would not listen.
Jer 25:4:	‘[So, Jehovah said]: At dawn I sent you My servants the Prophets, but you didn’t listen with your ears, nor did you pay close attention.
Jer 25:8:	So, because of this, says Jehovah… since you didn’t trust what I said,
Jer 25:12:	And when seventy years are fulfilled, upon Babylon’s king, I’ll take vengeance on his wicked nation, for the unrighteous things that they’ve done, says Jehovah, and upon the land of Chaldea… through the ages I’ve appointed extinction.
Jer 25:15:	‘Jehovah the God of Israel says: Take this cup of pure wine from My hand, and give it to the nations where I’ll send you, and offer it to them as their drink.
Jer 25:27:	‘And you must tell them that thus Jehovah the Almighty: They must drink and get drunk, and then they will vomit and fall! For, they’ll be unable to stand, before the sword that I’m sending among them!
Jer 25:28:	And if they refuse to drink from the cup, you should tell them that Jehovah of Armies has said: [You have no choice] but to drink it,
Jer 25:29:	because this affliction has been started already, in the city that carries My Name. And if you should try to make [yourselves] clean, there’s no way that you’ll ever be clean, for I have called for a sword, to come upon the whole earth, says Jehovah of Armies.
Jer 25:30:	‘You must speak these words against them and say: From high above in His Holy Place, upon you Jehovah will bring execution… He’ll speak a word with His voice, and against your place He will bring execution. Then those gathering this vintage will say, against all those who have settled on the earth:
Jer 25:31:	Part of the earth has been ruined, for this judgment of the nations has come from Jehovah… with all flesh He now is contending, and the irreverent will be given to the sword.
Jer 25:32:	‘Jehovah of Armies says this: {Look!} Evil will come from a nation on nations, and a storm will rage to the ends of the earth.
Jer 25:33:	And in that day; From one part of the earth to the other, those who are slain by Jehovah, won’t be lamented, gathered, or buried… they’ll be like manure on the face of the land.
Jer 25:36:	There’ll be the sounds of cries from the shepherds, as well as the bleating of rams, as Jehovah wipes out their pastures.
Jer 25:37:	‘Peaceful places of rest will no longer be, in the face of the anger and rage of Jehovah. For, He’s like a lion that’s abandoned its lair, and their land will be a place that’s unwalked, in front of His mighty sword.’
Jer 26:1:	It was in the beginning of the reign of King JehoiAkim (the son of JosiJah) that this word came from Jehovah. [He] said:
Jer 26:4:	‘Now, tell them that Jehovah says this: If you refuse to listen to Me, and obey all the Laws that I’ve set before you… [if you won’t] obey the words of My servants –
Jer 26:7:	Well, all the priests, all the false prophets, and all the people heard what JeremiJah said when he spoke those words in the [Temple] of Jehovah.
Jer 26:8:	And when he had finished saying all that Jehovah had ordered him to say before all the people, all the priests, and all the false prophets, the people grabbed him and said,
Jer 26:9:	‘Now we’re going to kill you, because you’ve prophesied in the Name of the Lord and said that this [Temple] will become like Shiloh and this city will become desolate with no one living in it!’ So, all the people assembled [for a trial] against JeremiJah, there inside the [Temple] of Jehovah.
Jer 26:10:	And when the rulers of Judah heard [what he had said], they too went up from the king’s [palace] to the [Temple] of Jehovah, and they sat on the thresholds of the New Gate of Jehovah.
Jer 26:12:	And [in reply], JeremiJah said to all the rulers and the people: ‘Why, it was Jehovah who sent me to prophesy all the words that you’ve heard against this [Temple] and this city.
Jer 26:13:	So, it’s really better for you to change your works and your ways, and to start listening to the voice of your God Jehovah, and then the Lord will bring an end to the evils that He has spoken against you.
Jer 26:15:	But know and understand that if you do away with me, you will have brought the guilt of innocent blood against yourselves, this city, and all those who live here; for it was truly Jehovah who sent me to you to speak all these words in your ears.’
Jer 26:16:	Then the rulers and people said to the priests and false prophets: ‘This man doesn’t deserve a sentence of death, for he was speaking in the Name of Jehovah our God!’
Jer 26:18:	‘MicAh the Morasthite was a Prophet in the days of HezekiJah the king of Judah, and he spoke to all the people of Judah and told them that Jehovah of Armies said, Zion is like a field to be plowed; Jerusalem will become a storehouse of fruits; and the Temple Mount will be converted, into a grove of sacred poles.
Jer 26:19:	Yet, did King HezekiJah and the people of Judah do way with him… weren’t they in fear of Jehovah… didn’t they then beg and bow before [Him]… and didn’t Jehovah thereafter cease from the evils that He had spoken against them? Now, we have [for a fact sinned] in a great way against our own lives.’
Jer 26:20:	Well, there was another man who was also prophesying in the Name of Jehovah. This was UriJah the son of ShemaiJah (from Kiriath JaIrim), and he had too had prophesied about this city and land, using the same words as JeremiJah!
Jer 27:1:	It was at the beginning of the reign of JehoiAkim (the son of JosiJah) the king of Judah, that this word came to JeremiJah from Jehovah.
Jer 27:4:	Order them to say to their Lords, that Jehovah of Armies – the God of Israel – says this:
Jer 27:8:	And upon any nation or kingdom, that will not serve NebuChadNezzar – upon any who won’t put his yoke on their necks – I’ll send the sword, plagues, and famine, says Jehovah, until they all yield to his hand.
Jer 27:11:	‘To the nation that puts its neck in the yoke, of Babylon’s king and [willingly] serves him, I’ll allow them to stay in their land, says Jehovah. They will then work there and live there.’
Jer 27:13:	Work for him and his people and you’ll live! Why should you and your people all die by the sword, famine, and plagues, as Jehovah told the nations would happen to them if they choose not to serve the king of Babylon?
Jer 27:15:	For, Jehovah said: I didn’t send them, yet they’re prophesy unrighteous things in My Name, so as to have Me destroy you… you will perish along with your prophets, who now prophesy lies!’
Jer 27:16:	Then I spoke to the priests and to all the people, and told them that Jehovah said: ‘Don’t listen to the words of the prophets when they prophesy and say, {Look!} The items of the [Temple] of Jehovah will soon be returned from Babylon! Because, they’re prophesying unrighteously to you!
Jer 27:18:	‘If they are truly Prophets, and if they have the word of Jehovah, then let them come to meet with me, so the things that remain in the [Temple] of Jehovah, as well as in the [palace] of the king of Judah in Jerusalem, don’t end up being carried off into Babylon.
Jer 27:19:	Because, Jehovah gave a warning concerning the pillars, the [Sacred] Sea, the bases, and all the other things that were left behind in this city
Jer 27:21:	For, Jehovah of Armies, the God of Israel said this concerning the things that were left behind in the [Temple] of Jehovah, and in the [palace] of the king of Judah in Jerusalem:
Jer 28:1:	It was in the fifth month of the fourth year of the reign of ZedekiJah (king of Judah) that HananiJah (the son of Azur) the false prophet from Gibeon spoke to me in the [Temple] of Jehovah before the eyes of the priests and all the people. He said:
Jer 28:2:	‘Jehovah of Armies, the God of Israel, spoke to me and said, I will break the yoke of the king of Babylon.
Jer 28:3:	And in just two more years I will return all things of the [Temple] of Jehovah to this place,
Jer 28:5:	Then the Prophet JeremiJah replied to HananiJah, there before the Priests and before the eyes of all people who were standing in the [Temple] of Jehovah:
Jer 28:6:	‘May Jehovah for a fact do what you’ve said in your prophecy, by returning the things of the [Temple] of Jehovah, and by returning to this place all those who were taken away to Babylon.
Jer 28:9:	and [at the same time] there were also those who prophesied peace. Yet, when it all happens, the [people] will trust whichever of the prophets that was actually sent to them by Jehovah.’
Jer 28:12:	But then the word of Jehovah came to JeremiJah (after HananiJah had broken the yoke from his neck), and He said,
Jer 28:13:	‘Return and tell HananiJah: Jehovah says that you’ve broken the yoke, but I’ll turn the wooden yokes into iron.
Jer 28:14:	For, Jehovah of Armies, the God of Israel says, I’ll put a yoke made of iron, upon the necks of all nations, so they’ll work and serve Babylon’s king; and to him I will give all their cattle.’
Jer 28:15:	Then JeremiJah told HananiJah, ‘Listen O HananiJah; Jehovah hasn’t sent you to these people just so they can rely on all the things that they are doing wrong.
Jer 28:16:	And because of what you’ve done, Jehovah says: {Look!} I’ll send you away from the face of the earth… this very year you will die, for speaking against Jehovah [your God]!’
Jer 29:4:	‘Jehovah of Armies, the God of Israel says to those who were taken away (those who He resettled from Jerusalem to Babylon):
Jer 29:7:	Seek peace in the land where I’ve sent you, and pray to Jehovah on behalf of [the people], for in their peace you’ll find peace!
Jer 29:8:	‘Jehovah of Armies, the God of Israel says: Don’t believe the false prophets among you… don’t be influenced by those, who say that you will have comfort, and don’t pay attention to any dreams that you dream!
Jer 29:9:	For, there will be those who come in My Name, and they will prophecy falsely; but I didn’t send them, says Jehovah!
Jer 29:10:	‘Jehovah says: After seventy years are fulfilled upon Babylon, I’ll come visit you and do as I said… I’ll return your people to this place…
Jer 29:16:	‘And [Jehovah also spoke of] the king who was sitting on the throne of David, and to all the people who were living in the city… to all your brothers who didn’t leave and weren’t taken into captivity along with you.
Jer 29:17:	Jehovah of Armies said: {Look!} I’ll send them the sword, famine, and plague… like a bad fig I will make them… [a fig] that’s too rotten to eat.
Jer 29:19:	For, they paid no attention to My words, says Jehovah, that I spoke to them through My servants the Prophets… those who I sent and rose early [each day], but to whom they wouldn’t listen, says Jehovah.
Jer 29:20:	‘But you’ve paid attention to the words of Jehovah… all of you who’ve been moved away… those who I sent from Jerusalem to Babylon.
Jer 29:21:	‘Jehovah also spoke against Ahab (the son of KolaiJah) and ZedekiJah (the son of MaAseJah)… those who were prophesying lies to you in His Name. [He said]: {Look!} To the king of Babylon I’ll hand them, and before your eyes he’ll cut them down.
Jer 29:22:	Then; When Judeans in Babylon curse they will say: May Jehovah do the same thing to you, as He did to Ahab and ZedekiJah… who the king of Babylon fried in a fire.
Jer 29:23:	‘But those in Jerusalem are lawless… they’re committing adultery with their countrymen’s wives, and they say things in My Name, that I didn’t tell them to say… so I am the witness [against them], says Jehovah.’
Jer 29:24:	Then [Jehovah told me] to say to ShemaiJah the NeHelamite: ‘I didn’t send you in My Name, but you sent a letter to the Priest ZephaniJah, [in which you wrote] that thus says Jehovah:
Jer 29:25:	It was I who appointed you Priest, to replace the Priest JehoiAda, and to be in charge of the [Temple] of Jehovah, and to be over each prophet.
Jer 29:31:	‘Send [a message] to those who have been relocated. Tell them that Jehovah has brought condemnation, upon ShemaiJah the NeHelamite. He said: Since ShemaiJah has prophesied to you (although I didn’t send him), and he urged you to trust in the things you do wrong…
Jer 29:32:	it’s because of this, said Jehovah, that I will visit ShemaiJah and his kind, and there won’t be a man left among them, who will see the good things I’ll do among you, says Jehovah. For, he’s spoken apostasy against the Lord.’
Jer 30:1:	These words came to JeremiJah from the Lord. He was told that Jehovah the God of Israel says:
Jer 30:3:	For, {Look!} the days are coming,’ says Jehovah, ‘when I’ll return those of Israel and Judah (all who have been relocated),’ said Jehovah, ‘and bring them back to that land, which I gave to their fathers, and they will then be its lords.’
Jer 30:4:	Then, these were the words that Jehovah spoke to Israel and Judah:
Jer 30:5:	‘Jehovah says: You will hear sounds of fear… you’ll hear sounds of fear and there’ll be no peace.
Jer 30:8:	For Jehovah of Armies says: In that day I will break, all the yokes from their necks; I’ll tear apart all their bonds, and they’ll no longer be toiling for strangers.
Jer 30:9:	They’ll work for Jehovah their God, and I will raise David to be their king.
Jer 30:10:	‘But you, O my servant Jacob; don’t be afraid, says Jehovah! O Israel, do not feel terror. For, {Look!} I’ll bring you back from that far away land… I’ll bring your seed from the land where they’re captives. Jacob will be returned and find rest; he’ll have an abundance of good things, and none will have reason to fear,
Jer 30:11:	for I am with you to save you,’ says Jehovah. Then I will appoint a conclusion, upon the nations where I scattered you; but there’s no way that I’ll appoint a conclusion for you. Rather, I will correct you in fairness, and I’ll cleanse you until you are clean.’
Jer 30:12:	‘Jehovah said: I’ve removed the painful calamitous destruction,
Jer 30:17:	Then I’ll cure all of your grievous wounds… yes, I will treat you, says Jehovah. For Zion will be called The Place That’s Replanted, and no one will [attack] her anymore.
Jer 30:18:	‘Jehovah said: {Look!} I’ll return those of Jacob who’ve been relocated… all who were taken as captives. Then I will show mercy upon them, and rebuild their city in the heights, where the people will be seated according to their fairness.
Jer 30:21:	‘Their leader shall be one of them… their ruler shall come from among them. Then I’ll collect them and bring them to Me (all those who decide in their hearts to return), says Jehovah.
Jer 30:24:	For, there’s no way to turn back the anger, or the rage of Jehovah, until He has taken some action… until He does what His heart has decided… and in the last days you will know this.’
Jer 31:1:	At that time, Jehovah said: ‘To the race of Israel I’ll be their God, and they’ll be a people to Me.’
Jer 31:2:	Then Jehovah said, ‘They found it hot in the desert, when they were destroyed by the sword, but Israel will now find places to rest!
Jer 31:6:	For, this is the day of the calling, and on the mountains of EphraIm the watchmen will cry: Get up and climb up Mount Zion, to Jehovah your God!’
Jer 31:7:	Then Jehovah said this to Jacob: ‘Be glad and shout to the heads of the nations… do it… shout loudly in praise! Say; Jehovah has delivered His people… those of Israel who still remain!
Jer 31:10:	Hear the words of Jehovah, O nations, and announce it to far-away islands. Say, ‘He who once winnowed Israel, will gather them back [to Himself] once again, and then He will guard them as grazing flocks.
Jer 31:11:	For, Jehovah’s [paid the] ransom for Jacob, and saved him from hands that were stronger.
Jer 31:14:	I’ll magnify the lives of the Priests, and the [the lives of] the sons of Levi. So My people will be filled with My good things.’ Jehovah said:
Jer 31:16:	Then Jehovah said: ‘Stop crying and dry the tears from your eyes, for there is a wage for your work… from the land of their enemies they’ll return.
Jer 31:17:	Yes, there is still hope for those who remain,’ says Jehovah, ‘for your sons will return to their borders.’
Jer 31:18:	I heard EphraIm grieving; I listened and heard what he said: ‘You disciplined me and I was corrected, for I was like a [wild] calf. So, turn me back and I will return, for You are Jehovah my God!
Jer 31:20:	‘EphraIm is My very loved son; a child in whom I find joy. And because My words are within him, so I will never forget him. It was because of this that I hurried, for when it comes to showing him mercy, I will show mercy upon him,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 31:22:	O My daughter; When will you turn from disgrace? For, Jehovah has made a new place, where it is safe to do planting, and a place where men can travel in safety.’
Jer 31:23:	Jehovah of Armies, the God of Israel said: ‘They will still say these words, in the land of Judah and [in all of] her cities, when I return those who were [taken away]: Praise Jehovah, upon His righteous Holy Mountain,
Jer 31:27:	‘{Look!} The days are coming,’ says Jehovah, ‘when I’ll sow both Israel and Judah, with the seed of man and the seed of wild beasts.
Jer 31:28:	It’ll be as when I watched over them, [not] when I brought demolition and evil. Over them I will be watchful… I will rebuild and replant,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 31:31:	‘Look… days are coming,’ says Jehovah, ‘when I’ll make an arrangement with Israel’s house, as well as with the house of Judah, and then I’ll conclude a New Sacred Agreement,
Jer 31:32:	that’s unlike the Agreement that I made with their fathers, in the day I took hold of their hands, to lead them from Egypt’s land. For, they didn’t keep My Sacred Agreement, so I let them go,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 31:33:	‘This is my Sacred Agreement, which I’ll arrange with Israel in those days,’ says Jehovah: ‘I will write My Laws in their minds and their hearts. Then they’ll be My people and I’ll be their God.
Jer 31:34:	There’s no way they will teach their neighbors and brothers, and tell them that they should know Jehovah! For, all will know Me from the small to the great, and I’ll be kind toward their errors and sins… no way will I remember [their sins] anymore.’
Jer 31:35:	Thus says Jehovah (who appointed the sun to light the day, and the moon and stars to light the night; the roar of the sea and the sound of its waves; Jehovah the Almighty is His Name):
Jer 31:37:	Jehovah says, ‘If the skies can be raised in their height, and the floor of the ground can be lowered, I can reject the race of Israel,’ says Jehovah, ‘for all the things that they’ve done.’
Jer 31:38:	‘{Look!} The days are coming,’ says the Lord, ‘when a city will be built to Jehovah. [It will run] from HananeEl Tower, up to the gate at the corner.
Jer 31:39:	I’ll measure it out to the hills of Gareb, and surround it with most precious stones… from the Valley of PhagarIm and its ashes, and from AsaRemOth to the Cedar (Kidron) Wadi. From the corner of the Gate of Horses to the east, it’ll be a Holy Place to Jehovah. Never again will it be uprooted; it will not be destroyed through the age.’
Jer 32:1:	These words came from Jehovah to JeremiJah in the tenth year [of the reign] of ZedekiJah the king of Judah, which was the eighteenth year of [the reign of] of NebuChadNezzar the king of Babylon.
Jer 32:3:	for King ZedekiJah had him thrown in jail. [For, the king had asked him], ‘Why did you prophesy and tell us that Jehovah says, {Look!} I will hand this city over to the king of Babylon and he will take it…
Jer 32:8:	And thereafter, HanameEl, (the son of ShalLum) my paternal uncle, did what the Lord said he would do. It was there in the courtyard of the guard that he said to me, ‘Acquire my field, the one in AnathOth of the land of BenJamin, because you are the eldest, and it would be advantageous for to acquire it!’ Well, I knew that this was the word of Jehovah,
Jer 32:14:	‘Jehovah, the Almighty God of Israel, says that you should take this scroll that has been sealed and is proof of my ownership, then read it and put it into an earthenware jar, so it will last for many more days.
Jer 32:15:	Because, Jehovah of Armies, the God of Israel says, Fields, houses, and vineyards, will again be created in this land.’
Jer 32:16:	Then after I gave the deed scroll to BarUch (the son of NeriJah), I prayed to Jehovah, saying,
Jer 32:18:	O You who shows mercy to thousands, and repays the sins of the fathers upon the chests of their children that follow; the great and Almighty God; Jehovah of Armies is Your Name …
Jer 32:26:	Then the word of Jehovah came to me saying,
Jer 32:27:	‘I am Jehovah, the God of all flesh, so [do you think] that such things are hidden from Me?’
Jer 32:28:	Then Jehovah said, ‘I have allowed this city to be handed to Chaldeans, and into the hands of Babylon’s king… and he will [very soon] take it!
Jer 32:30:	‘Only the sons of Israel and Judah, would do such bad in front of My eyes. For, since their youth, Israel’s sons, have done many things to make Me feel bitter, by the works of their hands,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 32:36:	Then, Jehovah the God of Israel said against this city: ‘Say to them: I’ve placed it in the hands of Babylon’s king, through the sword, famine, and plague.
Jer 32:42:	Then Jehovah said: ‘And as I brought bad to these people, I’ll now bring them the good things I promised.
Jer 32:44:	In the land of BenJamin [this will happen], as well as all around Jerusalem, and in all the cities of Judah. [It will happen] in all cities in the mountains, and in the cities of the Shephela and Negev. For, from their relocation I’ll return them,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 33:1:	Then the word of Jehovah came to JeremiJah a second time while he was still bound in the courtyard of the guard.
Jer 33:2:	He was told, ‘The Lord who made the earth and shaped it (Jehovah is His great Name) says:
Jer 33:4:	Then Jehovah the God of Israel told of how the houses of the city [of Jerusalem] and the [palace] of the king of Judah would be demolished for use as siege mounds and fortifications
Jer 33:11:	there’ll be voices of gladness and joy; the sounds of a bride and a groom; and the sounds of men who are saying, Praise the Almighty God, for Jehovah really does care, and through the ages He has shown mercy! ‘Then they’ll carry gifts to [Temple] of Jehovah, and those taken from the land I’ll then return,’ said Jehovah.
Jer 33:12:	Then Jehovah of Armies said: ‘But upon this place there must come desolation, and its cities will be void of cattle and men… a lodging for shepherds and a place for the bedding of flocks.
Jer 33:13:	But then; In the cities of the mountainous regions; in the cities of the Shephela and the Negev; throughout BenJamin’s land; all places around Jerusalem, and in all the cities of Judah, sheep [will be gathered] and counted,’ said Jehovah.
Jer 33:14:	‘{Look!} The days are coming,’ says Jehovah, ‘when I’ll [fulfill] all the good words I spoke, about the houses of Israel and Judah.
Jer 33:16:	‘In those days, Judah will be saved, and Jerusalem will live in security. Then they will call [Me] Jehovah Our Justice,’
Jer 33:17:	(for Jehovah says): ‘There’ll always be a man of David’s [line], sitting upon Israel’s throne.
Jer 33:20:	‘Jehovah says: If you should annul My Sacred Agreement – My Sacred Agreement with the day, and My Sacred Agreement with the night, so there won’t be day or night in their time –
Jer 33:25:	And thereafter Jehovah said, ‘If My Agreement with the day and the night had not been, and I hadn’t brought the Laws of heaven and earth,
Jer 34:2:	Jehovah the God of Israel told me to go to ZedekiJah the king of Judah and tell him that thus says the Lord: ‘When it comes to handing things over, I’ll hand this city to Babylon’s king, and he will take it and burn it with fire.
Jer 34:4:	Listen to what Jehovah said, O ZedekiJah king of Judah, because this is what He said to you! ‘You will not die by the broadsword,
Jer 34:5:	for when you die they’ll burn incense, as they did for your fathers who reigned before you. And when they burn it they’ll be crying, O Lord, as they are mourning for you.’ Yes, this is what was said by Jehovah.
Jer 34:8:	Then the word of Jehovah came to JeremiJah after King ZedekiJah [issued a decree] to the people in Jerusalem concerning [God’s] Sacred Agreement, in which he called for everyone to set
Jer 34:13:	Jehovah (the God of Israel) made a Sacred Agreement with them.
Jer 34:17:	It’s because of this that thus says Jehovah: ‘You didn’t pay attention to Me, and call for a release of your brothers and neighbors, so {Look!} I’ll call the release on your behalf – by the sword, by plague, and by famine – then scatter you to all the kingdoms of earth.
Jer 34:22:	‘Look, I have ordered it [to happen],’ says Jehovah! ‘I will bring them back to this city, and they’ll war against her and take her; then they will burn her with fire. So, I will make all the cities of Judah, places where none live or walk.’
Jer 35:1:	It was during the time of JehoiAkim (the son of JosiJah) the king of Judah that the word of Jehovah came to JeremiJah saying,
Jer 35:2:	‘Go to the family of the Rechabites and call them, then bring them to the [Temple] of Jehovah, and into one of the courtyards, and offer them some wine to drink.’
Jer 35:3:	So, he led JaAzaniJah (the son of JeremiJah and grandson of HabaZiniJah), his brothers, sons, and the rest of the family of the Rechabites into the [Temple] of Jehovah,
Jer 35:13:	‘Jehovah of Armies, the God of Israel says that you must go and speak to the men of Judah and those living in Jerusalem, and tell them that Jehovah says, There’s no way that you’re listening to the things that I say,
Jer 35:17:	So, because of this, says Jehovah of Armies, Israel’s God, {Look!} I will bring upon Judah, and those who are living in Jerusalem, all the bad things that I’ve spoken against them. For, I spoke to them and they paid no attention; I called to them and they didn’t answer.’
Jer 35:18:	Then JeremiJah said to the house of the Rechabites, ‘Jehovah says that; since the descendants of JoNadab (the son of Rechab) paid attention to the commandments of their father and did everything that he instructed them to do, It’s because of this, says Jehovah of Armies, Israel’s God,
Jer 36:1:	It was in the fourth year [of the reign of] of JehoiAkim (the son of JosiJah) the king of Judah, that the word of Jehovah came to me saying,
Jer 36:4:	So, JeremiJah called BarUch (the son of NeriJah), and he wrote all the words of Jehovah that came from the mouth of JeremiJah on a papyrus scroll.
Jer 36:5:	Then JeremiJah said to BarUch, ‘Because I’m being guarded, I’m unable to enter the [Temple] of Jehovah.
Jer 36:6:	So, you go there and read this papyrus scroll into the ears of all the people who are there in the [Temple] of Jehovah on a day of fasting… read it into the ears of all the Judeans who are coming from their cities,
Jer 36:7:	then perhaps their need for mercy will fall before Jehovah and they’ll turn from their evil ways. For, the rage and anger that Jehovah spoke against these people is great!’
Jer 36:8:	So, BarUch (the son of NeriJah] did everything that JeremiJah told him to do. He read the scroll of the words of Jehovah there in the [Temple] of Jehovah.
Jer 36:9:	It was in the fifth year and ninth month [of the reign] of JehoiAkim (the son of JosiJah) the king of Judah, that all the people of Jerusalem and the house of Judah held an assembly to fast before Jehovah,
Jer 36:10:	and that’s when BarUch read the scroll of the words of JeremiJah into the ears of all the people who were there at the [Temple] of Jehovah. [He did this] from the [apartment] of GemariJah (the son of Shapha) the scribe, in the upper courtyard, which is in front of the threshold of the New Gate of the [Temple] of Jehovah.
Jer 36:11:	And after MichaiJah (the son of GemariJah and grandson of ShaPhan) heard all the words of Jehovah being read from the scroll,
Jer 36:27:	Well, after the king burned the scroll that BarUch wrote containing all the words that were spoken by JeremiJah, the word of Jehovah came to JeremiJah saying,
Jer 36:29:	Then tell JehoiAkim the king of Judah that Jehovah says, You have burned up this scroll, yet you asked why I had it written. For it told you that Babylon’s king, will enter this land and destroy it, wiping away both man and beast.
Jer 36:30:	‘Well, because of this, Jehovah has said this against [you]: O JehoiAkim king of Judah, who sits upon David’s throne; You will no longer be sitting, but into the sweltering heat of the day, and into the icy coldness of the night, your decaying flesh will be tossed.
Jer 37:2:	And he, his servants, and the people of the land wouldn’t listen to words of Jehovah that He’d spoken through JeremiJah.
Jer 37:3:	Then King ZedekiJah sent JehuCal (the son of ShelemiJah) and ZephaniJah (the son of MaAseJah) the Priest to JeremiJah to tell him: ‘Pray to Jehovah our God for us.’
Jer 37:6:	Then the word of Jehovah came to JeremiJah saying,
Jer 37:7:	‘Jehovah, the God of Israel, says that you are to tell the king of Judah (the one who sent you to inquire of Me), {Look!} These armies of Pharaoh that come to your aid, to the land of Egypt will return.
Jer 37:9:	‘Jehovah says that; your souls should not think of saying, The Chaldeans will turn back once more, because there’s no way they will do so.
Jer 37:17:	Finally, ZedekiJah sent for him, and the king asked him secretly, ‘Is there any word from Jehovah?’ And he replied, ‘Yes! You will be handed over to the king of Babylon!’
Jer 38:2:	‘Jehovah says that all who live in this city will die by the broadsword, by famine, and by plague. But, whoever [surrenders] to the Chaldeans will live and save his own life.
Jer 38:3:	For, Jehovah says that; When it comes to handing over, this city will be handed over to the armies of the king of Babylon and he will take it.’
Jer 38:14:	Then the king sent for him while [the king] was in the house of AsaLiseEl (which is located in the [Temple] of Jehovah), and the king said to him, ‘I want to ask you something… and don’t hide the truth from me!’
Jer 38:16:	Then the king secretly swore an oath to him, saying, ‘As Jehovah who gave us this life lives, I won’t kill you or hand you over to these men who are seeking your life!’
Jer 38:17:	Then JeremiJah told him, ‘Jehovah of Armies, the God of Israel says that; If you go and surrender to the governors of the king of Babylon, you will live… you’ll save your own life, and this city won’t be burned with fire… you and your family will live!
Jer 38:20:	But JeremiJah said, ‘There’s no way that you’ll be handed over [to them]. Pay attention to the word of Jehovah that I’ve spoken to you, for it would be much better for you to live and save your life!
Jer 38:21:	But if you choose not to go out and surrender, this is what Jehovah has said:
Jer 39:15:	But the word of Jehovah had come to JeremiJah while he was still in the courtyard of the guard, saying,
Jer 39:16:	‘Go and speak to EbedMelech the Ethiopian. Tell him that Jehovah the God of Israel says, {Look!} I’ve fulfilled My words on this city, to do just bad things not good! And they will stand before you in that day.
Jer 39:17:	But in that day I will save you, says Jehovah. I will not hand you over, to stand before the faces of those whom you fear.
Jer 39:18:	For, when it comes to salvation, I’ll save you, and no way will you fall by the broadsword. Your reward will be your own life, for you trusted in Me, says Jehovah.’
Jer 40:1:	Then the word of Jehovah came to JeremiJah after he had been led off in shackles by NabuzarAdan (the chief of the guards), as he was being separated from the rest of the Judeans who were being relocated from RamAh to Babylon.
Jer 40:2:	Then, as the chief of the guards was taking him away, he said to him, ‘Jehovah your God spoke to you against this place and all of its badness,
Jer 41:5:	when some eighty men came from Shechem, Shiloh, and Samaria with their beards shaved off, wearing torn clothes, beating their chests, and carrying gifts of frankincense in their hands for the [Temple] of Jehovah.
Jer 42:2:	‘May our need for mercy fall before you! Please pray to Jehovah your God about all these things, for there were once as many of us as your eyes could behold, but now we are so few.
Jer 42:3:	Tell us which way Jehovah your God says we should go, and that’s the way we will go!’
Jer 42:4:	And JeremiJah the Prophet said to them, ‘I’ve heard you, so {Look!} I will pray to Jehovah our God about the things you’ve said. Then I will announce to you whatever Jehovah tells me… and there’s no way that I’ll hide a word from you!’
Jer 42:5:	So they said to JeremiJah, ‘May Jehovah be a righteous and trustworthy witness against us, if we fail to follow every word that Jehovah your God sends to us.
Jer 42:6:	We will obey [every word] from the voice of our God Jehovah to whom we are sending you, whether for the good or the bad! We will pay attention and listen to the voice of our God Jehovah, so that things will go well for us.’
Jer 42:7:	Well, after ten days, the word of Jehovah came to JeremiJah.
Jer 42:9:	and he said to them, ‘Jehovah, the God of Israel to whom you sent me, has heard all your prayers before Him.
Jer 42:11:	‘[He says]: Do not fear the king of Babylon, whose face you are now so afraid of… don’t be afraid, says Jehovah, because I am with you and I’ll save you; I will rescue you from his hands!
Jer 42:13:	‘But if you say among yourselves, There’s no way that we will stay in this land, and you fail to obey the voice of your God Jehovah,
Jer 42:15:	then hear the word of Jehovah, O you remnant of Judah! ‘Jehovah of Armies, the God of Israel says: If you point your faces toward Egypt, and enter [that land] in order to live there,
Jer 42:18:	‘Jehovah of Armies, the
Jer 42:19:	‘That is what Jehovah spoke against you, O remaining ones of Judah… you must not go into Egypt! Now, you know this, for I have testified to you about it today!
Jer 42:20:	But you [weren’t being honest] within yourselves when you sent me to Jehovah your God and said,
Jer 42:12:	Pray about us to Jehovah and we will do whatever Jehovah our God tells us… whatever He tells us we will do!
Jer 42:21:	Now, I’ve told you, but you won’t listen to the voice of Jehovah your God and follow [the words] that He sent to you, so you will come to your end in that place (where you now want to go and live) by means of the broadsword, by famine, and by plague.’
Jer 43:1:	Well, just after JeremiJah had finished speaking all the words of Jehovah their God, which Jehovah their God had sent to them,
Jer 43:2:	AzariJah (the son of HoshaiJah), JoHanan (the son of KareAh), and all the proud ones started speaking to JeremiJah and saying, ‘You’re lying! Jehovah our God didn’t send you to tell us not to go down into Egypt and live there!
Jer 43:4:	So, JoHanan (the son of KareAh), the generals, and all the people refused to listen to the voice of Jehovah, or [agree] to live in the land of Judah.
Jer 43:7:	the Prophet JeremiJah, and BarUch (the son of NeriJah), and they went to TahPanHes in Egypt. For, they had refused to listen to the voice of Jehovah.
Jer 43:8:	And it was while JeremiJah was in TahPanHes that the voice of Jehovah came to him, saying,
Jer 43:10:	then tell them that Jehovah of Armies, the God of Israel says, {Look!} I will send for My servant NebuChadNezzar (king of Babylon), and he’ll set his throne on these rocks that I’ve [buried]. He will also lay his shields down upon them.
Jer 44:2:	‘Jehovah of Armies, the God of Israel says, You have seen all the bad things, which I have brought on Jerusalem, and upon the cities of Judah; and {Look!} they lie desolate to this day… no one lives there at all,
Jer 44:7:	‘And now Jehovah (the Almighty God of Israel) asks: So, why are you still bringing such evil, against your own lives, O you men – against your women, your infants and babies – so that none of Judah will remain?
Jer 44:11:	‘It’s because of this, said the God of Israel, Jehovah of Armies, {Look!} that against you I’ll set My face, because of the evils you are doing, in My desolation of Judah.
Jer 44:16:	‘We won’t pay any attention to the words that you’ve spoken to us in the Name of Jehovah,
Jer 44:21:	‘When it comes to the incense you burned in the cities of Judah and Jerusalem – you, your ancestors, your kings, your rulers, and the rest of the people of the land – it is Jehovah who remembers this! Yes, it ascended to His heart,
Jer 44:23:	‘You stood there before Him and burned incense – sinning against the Lord – and you didn’t pay attention to the voice of Jehovah, or to His instructions, His Laws, or His proofs. Rather, you went and took up all these evil practices, which you have continued to do down to this day.’
Jer 44:24:	And JeremiJah said to the women and all the people: ‘So, hear the word of Jehovah, all Judea; you who are living in the land of Egypt!
Jer 44:25:	For, Jehovah the God of Israel says that you and your women have brought fulfillment [upon yourselves] by your own mouths and hands, when you said that you will continue to acknowledge and burn incense to the queen of heaven, and offer [food and drink] before her.’ ‘So, you plan to continue making offerings before her?
Jer 44:26:	Well, because of this, hear the word of the Lord, all Judea, and those who have settled in the land of Egypt: {Look!} I swore an oath by My Great Name, said Jehovah, that My Name won’t remain in the mouths of all Jews. For they will no longer say, O Lord Jehovah, come live [among us], here within the land of Egypt.
Jer 44:29:	‘And this is your sign, says Jehovah, that I Myself will visit this place, so you’ll know that My words have stuck upon you, because of your evil deeds:
Jer 45:2:	‘Jehovah the God of Israel said this about you, O BarUch,
Jer 45:3:	because you complained: Alas! Jehovah has added hard labor to my misery, for I went to bed moaning and I didn’t find rest.
Jer 45:4:	‘So, Jehovah told me to say this to you, {Look!} That which I’ve built I’ll demolish, and that which I’ve planted I will pluck out… yes even this land that is Mine.
Jer 45:5:	So, do you look for great things to come upon you? If so, do not do that; for {Look!} upon all flesh I’ll bring bad things, says Jehovah. But as your reward I’ll give you your life, no matter wherever you choose to go.’
Jer 46:1:	Thereafter, these words of Jehovah came to JeremiJah the Prophet, against the nations.
Jer 46:5:	‘Why are they frightened and running? It’s because their mighty have fallen, And into exile they’re going; They’ll not return to this land,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 46:10:	‘For, that day belongs to the Lord God of Armies, Who’ll arise to take vengeance on His enemies. Then the sword will devour and be filled… It will be drunk with their blood. ‘For, there’s a sacrifice to Jehovah of Armies [Being offered] upon the land of the north, There at the River EuPhrates.
Jer 46:13:	This is what Jehovah said through JeremiJah the Prophet concerning the coming of NebuChadNezzar (the king of Babylon) to strike the land of Egypt:
Jer 46:18:	‘As I live,’ says the King, Jehovah of Armies, ‘As Tabor is found among mountains, And Carmel is there by the sea,
Jer 46:23:	‘Then, they will cut down her forest,’ says Jehovah! ‘For, no one can imagine their numbers… As with locusts there’s no way to count them!
Jer 46:25:	Says Israel’s God, Jehovah of Armies. ‘{Look!} Then Ammon [the God of Thebes] I will punish. I will bring upon Egypt, As well as on her gods and her kings, And upon Pharaoh and those who put trust in him…
Jer 46:26:	To those seeking their lives I will hand them… To the hands of NebuChadNezzar, As well as the hands of his servants. ‘Then, as days of old it will be,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 46:28:	So don’t be afraid, Jacob My child,’ says Jehovah, ‘For I will then be there with you! And all the nations to which I led you, Will then be appointed to destruction… All nations where I sent you will be consumed. ‘But, though I’ll never appoint you an end, I will judge and correct you… You’ll not be found innocent or acquitted.’
Jer 47:1:	These words of Jehovah came to JeremiJah the Prophet against the Philistines before Pharaoh attacked Gaza:
Jer 47:2:	Jehovah says, ‘{Look!} Waters are arising from the north; They’ll become a flooding rushing stream. They’ll flood the land and all of its good things… the city, as well as all those who live there.
Jer 47:4:	in the day that he comes to destroy the Philistines… to wipe away Sidon, Tyre, and their allies. ‘Jehovah will destroy the Philistines, as well as the islands of CappaDocia.
Jer 47:7:	How can it [finally] be stilled? For, Jehovah sent it to AshKelon, and against [her cities] by the sea, so all the rest would then be aroused.’
Jer 48:1:	Jehovah of Armies, the God of Israel, said this against Moab: ‘Woe to Nebo for it was destroyed; Kiriath JaIrim was taken… their forts were all vanquished and shamed.
Jer 48:8:	To all your cities there will come ruin… none of your cities will be saved. Even your valleys will then be destroyed, along with your plains,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 48:10:	O cursed is the one who’s indifferent, in doing the work of Jehovah… cursed is the one who holds back his sword!
Jer 48:12:	‘But, because of this,’ says Jehovah, ‘{Look!} days are coming when I’ll send upon him, those who wish to lean on him. They will water [all his wine] pitchers, and they will break all his trumpets.
Jer 48:15:	For, Moab and his [capital] city are gone… all his young men are slaughtered and fallen,’ says the King (Jehovah of Armies is His Name).
Jer 48:25:	‘The horn of Moab has been broken, and his strong forearm has been destroyed,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 48:26:	‘Now make [his people] all drunk, for he made himself great in front of Jehovah. ‘Now Moab will wallow in her own vomit; she will be considered a joke.
Jer 48:30:	But I know all of his deeds,’ says Jehovah, ‘and I’ve had to endure too much from him… aren’t these the things that he did?
Jer 48:35:	‘I’ll destroy Moab,’ says Jehovah; ‘he who ascends to his shrine, and there burns incense to his gods.
Jer 48:38:	‘[There’ll be wailing] on the roofs of Moab, and even within their [city] squares. For, I’ve broken Moab,’ says Jehovah, ‘like a pot that is no longer used.
Jer 48:40:	Jehovah says: ‘I’ll spread and stretch out My wings over Moab.
Jer 48:43:	So, snares, and fear, and the pit is upon you… you who have settled in Moab,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 48:44:	‘Those fleeing in fear will fall in a cesspool, and those climbing out will be caught in a snare. For, I’ll bring these things upon Moab, in the year that I visit,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 48:47:	But, I’ll return the captives of Moab, in the last days,’ says Jehovah. This was the judgment on Moab.
Jer 49:1:	To the sons of Ammon: Jehovah asked; ‘Are there no sons in Israel… is there no one there to inherit [their land]? Why has MelCom inherited Gad and their people, and why does he live in their cities?
Jer 49:2:	{Look!} Because of this, days will come,’ says Jehovah, ‘when I’ll make the great disturbance of war, heard in RabBah by Ammon’s sons. Then they’ll be destroyed, and their land [will soon] be unwalked; her shrines will be incinerated with fire, and Israel will inherit its kingship,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 49:5:	{Look!} I will bring fear upon you,’ says Jehovah of Armies, ‘and upon all the cities within [your domain]. For you will each soon be scattered, to wherever your faces [will lead you], and none will gather those who escape.
Jer 49:6:	But from their captivity I’ll then return, the sons of Ammon,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 49:7:	To Edom: Jehovah says: ‘There is no more wisdom in Teman, for the council of their experts has been destroyed, and their wisdom’s beguiled and undone.
Jer 49:12:	Jehovah says: ‘{Look!} Those who were not under Law, were given the cup and they drank it. And because you won’t be found without guilt, you too will have to drink from that cup.
Jer 49:13:	For, I swear an oath by Myself,’ says Jehovah, ‘that your land will be scorned and unwalked; you will be cursed in her midst, and your cities will be deserts throughout the age!’
Jer 49:14:	Then I listened and heard from Jehovah, for He’d sent messengers to the nations to tell them, ‘Gather together and come here against her… arise and get ready for war!
Jer 49:16:	For, all your [schemes] have worked out against you, and the audacity of your heart [pulled you down], among holes in the rocks of high hills. If you set your nest as high as an eagle, from there I’ll bring you down,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 49:18:	For, as Sodom and GomorRah were destroyed, along with all those who stayed there,’ said Jehovah, ‘no man will sit [in Edom] again, nor will a son of man ever live there.
Jer 49:20:	So, hear the plan of Jehovah… His plan against Edom and what He’s devised, against those who are living in Teman. ‘Even the smallest of their sheep, will then be taken away, and the places where they rest will be empty.
Jer 49:26:	your young men will fall in your squares, and all your mighty warriors will fall in that day,’ says Jehovah of Armies.
Jer 49:28:	To Cypress and the queen in her courtyard, [concerning the attack by] NebuChadNezzar the king of Babylon: Jehovah says: ‘Arise and go up to Cypress, then attack the sons of Kedem,
Jer 49:30:	‘Flee right away… just grab what you need, O you who sit in the courtyard,’ says Jehovah! ‘For against you King NebuChadNezzar’s made plans.
Jer 49:32:	‘Then all your camels will be plundered, and your cattle will all be destroyed. I’ll blow them away with the winds, and shave them away from your sides, for I’ll bring your enemies to drive you away,’ said Jehovah.
Jer 49:35:	For, Jehovah of Armies had said: ‘Look! I will break Elam’s bows, as well as his sources of power.
Jer 49:37:	Before their foes (those seeking their lives), I’ll cause them to be scattered. Then I’ll bring the badness of My anger and rage,’ says Jehovah. ‘I’ll chase them all with My sword, until they’re completely consumed.
Jer 49:38:	Then in Elam I’ll establish My throne… from there I’ll send a king and great men,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 49:39:	‘But, at the ends of the days I’ll return, all the captives of Elam,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 50:1:	These are the words that Jehovah spoke against Babylon and the land of the Chaldea by the hand of JeremiJah the Prophet:
Jer 50:4:	‘During those days and that time, they will be entered and shaken,’ says Jehovah. ‘Then, sons of Israel and Judah will leave her together, and before Jehovah they’ll leave weeping [in joy], for they’ll be seeking their God.
Jer 50:5:	‘They’ll ask for directions to Zion, and that’s where they’ll set their faces to go. Then, in Jehovah they’ll seek refuge, and recall His Agreement of the ages.
Jer 50:10:	‘Then the Chaldeans will be plundered, and all those who loot her will soon become filled,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 50:13:	because of the rage of Jehovah (it won’t be lived in… all will be gone). Then those who travel through Babylon, will look sadly and whistle at her disaster.
Jer 50:14:	‘Come, lay siege against Babylon… stretch your bows and shoot at her! Don’t spare your bows when you come against her, for, it’s against Jehovah that she has sinned.
Jer 50:18:	‘It’s because of all this,’ says the God of Israel, Jehovah of Armies, ‘{Look!} I’ll take vengeance on Babylon’s king and his land, as upon Assyria’s king I took vengeance.
Jer 50:20:	‘In those days and that time,’ says Jehovah, ‘throughout Israel they’ll search for all that’s unrighteous, and it will no longer exist. For the sins of Judah they will seek, and there’s no way they’ll be able to find them. And those who remain will find kindness.
Jer 50:21:	‘Come to that land and attack her… against the people who are living within her, and punish all those who once clapped their hands… wipe them away with the sword,’ says Jehovah! ‘Do all to them that I’ve told you to do!
Jer 50:24:	‘They’ll attack and you will be captured; yet you, O Babylon, are still unaware. You will be found and then taken, for it is I, Jehovah, whom you’ve opposed!
Jer 50:25:	‘So the Lord has opened His storehouse, and withdrawn the objects of His rage, to do the work of Jehovah of Armies, within the land of Chaldea.
Jer 50:28:	‘There’s the sound of [people] who are fleeing… from the land of Babylon they’re running. So, announce the vengeance of Jehovah to Zion… the vengeance of our God for His Temple.
Jer 50:29:	‘Urge many to come against Babylon… tell all to stretch tight their bows! Set your camps all around her, and allow none to escape. Pay her back for the things she has done… what she’s done to you, you do to her! For, against Jehovah she has stood… against God (the Holy One of Israel).
Jer 50:30:	‘It’s because of this that she’ll fall. And all the young men in her squares, as well as all of her warriors, will be [stabbed through] in that day,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 50:31:	’{Look!} I am against you, O proud one,’ says Jehovah of Armies, ‘and the day has now come… it’s time for you to be punished.
Jer 50:33:	Jehovah of Armies also said, ‘To the sons of Israel you’ve been tyrants, as well as to sons of Judah… to all whom you captured you’ve been tyrants, and you refused to send them away.
Jer 50:34:	‘But He who pays their ransom is strong (Jehovah the Almighty is His Name). He judges His opponents in fairness, before He takes them away from their land. And now He’s [decided to] provoke, all those who are living in Babylon.
Jer 50:35:	‘Bring a sword upon the Chaldeans,’ says Jehovah, ‘and upon all the residents of Babylon… upon her great men and experts!
Jer 50:40:	For, as God destroyed Sodom and GomorRah, as well as the places round-about them,’ said Jehovah, ‘there’s no way that men will live there again, nor will sons of men ever stay there.
Jer 50:45:	‘Because of this; Hear the plan of Jehovah… all His plans against Babylon, and all the devices that He has devised, against those who live in the land of Chaldea. Surely their lambs will all be destroyed… surely their pastures will all be taken!
Jer 51:1:	Jehovah said: ‘{Look!} I will awaken against Babylon, and against the Chaldeans who live there, a wind that burns and destroys.
Jer 51:5:	For Israel and Judah aren’t the widows, of their God Jehovah the Almighty. It was because their land was filled with injustice, and [had left] the holy ways of Israel, that they were [taken away].
Jer 51:6:	‘So, those in Babylon’s midst should now flee… each man should save his own life! Don’t get involved in her unrighteous things, for it’s time for her punishment by Jehovah… He’ll repay her for the things she has done!
Jer 51:7:	‘As a cup of gold is Babylon, within the hands of Jehovah, and the whole earth is now drunk from her wine. All the nations have drunk it, and because of this they are reeling.
Jer 51:10:	‘Yes, Jehovah His judgment upon her, so come let’s announce it in Zion… the works of Jehovah our God.
Jer 51:11:	‘Prepare you bows… fill your quivers, for the spirit of the king of the Medes, has been aroused by Jehovah. Because of His rage against Babylon, [He plans] to wipe her away. Yes, this is vengeance from the Lord, as well as the vengeance of His people.
Jer 51:12:	‘Lift the flags upon Babylon’s walls; prepare the watchmen and ready the shields! For, Jehovah’s about to do what He said, against those residing in Babylon.
Jer 51:14:	For, Jehovah swore an oath by His arm (and He said), I’ll fill you with men – as many as locusts – and those coming against you will shout.
Jer 51:19:	But this isn’t the portion of Jacob, for their inheritance is He who shaped all… Jehovah of Armies is His Name.
Jer 51:24:	Before your eyes I’ll pay back, Babylon and the Chaldeans, for the evils they did against Zion,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 51:26:	There’s no way they will carry your stones, to be used as corner foundations, for you’ll be wiped away through the age,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 51:29:	‘The whole earth was shaken and made drunk, by Jehovah’s plans against Babylon. He arranged the extinction of Babylon’s land, and no one will live there again.
Jer 51:33:	For, Jehovah of Armies (the God of Israel) says: ‘The palace of Babylon’s king, is now just a floor to do threshing… and it is the season for threshing, for it is now time for the harvest!
Jer 51:36:	‘Because of this,’ says Jehovah: ‘{Look!} I will now judge your opponent, and avenge them for the ways that they punished you. I’ll desolate her [waters] and dry up her springs,
Jer 51:39:	which will be a sleep of the ages, from which they’ll never awaken,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 51:45:	‘So, come from her midst, O My people… let each one save his own life, from the anger and rage of Jehovah.
Jer 51:48:	Then heaven and earth will be joyful, as well as all those who live there. For, from the north will come her destroyer,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 51:51:	‘We were ashamed when we heard of our scorn, and in dishonor we covered our faces, for foreigners had entered our Holy Place… they had entered the [Temple] of Jehovah!
Jer 51:52:	And because of this, {Look!} days will come,’ says Jehovah, ‘when against her carved idols I’ll take vengeance, and the slain will fall in her land.
Jer 51:53:	For, should Babylon ascend to the heavens, or fortify the heights of her strength, from Me will come those who destroy her,’ says Jehovah.
Jer 51:55:	For, Jehovah will wipe away Babylon… as with sounds of waters He’ll destroy her, and to her voice He’ll bring ruin.
Jer 51:57:	Jehovah will repay he with what she is due. For He will make them all [reel like] drunks… her governors, wise men, and commanders,’ says the King, Jehovah the Almighty.’
Jer 51:58:	Thus says Jehovah the Almighty: ‘The broad walls of Babylon will be razed, and her gates will fail and be burned, because nations and people will have tired of her pride.’
Jer 51:59:	[All the above] are the words that Jehovah told JeremiJah the Prophet to say to SeraiJah (the son of NeriJah and grandson of MaAseJah), when he went with ZedekiJah (the king of Judah) into Babylon in the fourth year of his reign (for SeraiJah was in charge of the gifts that were [brought to the king]).
Jer 51:62:	then say, O Jehovah; it was You who spoke against this place. You said that You would destroy it, and no one would live here again, from man to beast, through the ages.
Jer 52:2:	And like JehoiAkim, the things that he did were wicked before Jehovah.
Jer 52:3:	So, the wrath of Jehovah stayed upon Jerusalem and Judah until He finally cast them away from His face, and ZedekiJah rebelled against the king of Babylon.
Jer 52:13:	and he burned the [Temple] of Jehovah, the king’s palace, and all the houses in the city with fire, including all of its mansions.
Jer 52:17:	Then the Chaldeans broke up the columns of brass in the [Temple] of Jehovah, along with their bases and the brass Sea, and they carried the brass off to Babylon.
Jer 52:20:	as well as the two columns, the Sea, and the twelve brass calves that were under the Sea (which King Solomon had made for the [Temple] of Jehovah) [to Babylon].

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