Synopsis: Chapter 46 begins a compilation of God's judgments upon nations besides Israel, and the LORD singled out Egypt. Those who relied upon Egypt would be disappointed, for God would cause them to fall before the Babylonians. In the midst of God's judgment of Egypt there was hope for Israel, and this remains true for all those who trust God and submit to His will.

Verses in order of appearance:

Jeremiah 46:1-5

Ezekiel 29:6-7

Isaiah 36:6

Jeremiah 46:6-10

Isaiah 59:18-20

Proverbs 21:30-31

Jeremiah 46:11-12

2 Kings 24:7

Jeremiah 46:13-19

Jeremiah 46:17 (New Living Translation)

Ezekiel 29:3

Jeremiah 46:20-24

Revelation 6:15-17

Proverbs 21:11

Jeremiah 46:25-28

Hebrews 12:5-6

James 4:13-17

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2 Kings 23:29

Isaiah 14:12-15

Luke 8

The word of the LORD came to Baruch who experienced feelings of despair, weariness and could not find rest. God gently rebuked the scribe who sought great things for himself and promised to preserve his life despite adversity. How blessed we are Jesus has revealed Himself to us, for in Him we find rest for our souls.

Verses in order of appearance:

Jeremiah 45:1-3

Jeremiah 36:2-3

Psalm 27:13-14

Isaiah 40:28-31

Matthew 11:28-30

Jeremiah 45:4

Amos 3:6

James 5:10-11

Jeremiah 45:5

Psalm 106:21-22

Job 37:5

Jeremiah 33:1-3

Jeremiah 33:6-11

Luke 12:23-24

John 6:38-40

Mark 15:37-39

Hebrews 10:19-23

1 Corinthians 11:23-25

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Genesis 8:8-9

Jeremiah 40:3

Genesis 1:16

Though God's people saw the destruction of Jerusalem as God's judgment for their sin, they continued to sin by going to Egypt and worshipping idols. Through the prophet, God promised to give them signs so they would know His word was true and would stand: troubles would persist and Pharaoh would die. Instead of doubling down on sin, may God's people believe and obey His word that endures forever.

Verses in order of appearance:

Jeremiah 44:11-14

Psalm 34:16

Isaiah 30:3-5

Jeremiah 44:15-19

Jeremiah 44:20-23

Jeremiah 44:24-26

Jeremiah 44:27-29

Isaiah 59:1-3

Jeremiah 44:30

1 Corinthians 15:1-5

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Jeremiah 7:18

Ezekiel 29:1-16

2 Corinthians 3:2

After Jeremiah spoke the word of God truthfully to the people, they proudly accused him of lying. Determined to go to Egypt contrary to God's command, the LORD spoke to them in Egypt of coming destruction. If they could forget their sin and dire consequences God brought as a result, it follows anyone can have a selective memory and sin against themselves due to pride.

Verses in order of appearance:

Numbers 11:5-6

Jeremiah 43:1-3

Jeremiah 43:4-7

Jeremiah 43:8-11

2 Timothy 2:22-26

Jeremiah 43:12-13

Revelation 4:11

Jeremiah 44:1-6

Jeremiah 44:7-10

2 Kings 3:10

1 John 1:9-10

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2 Corinthians 2:11

Jonah 4:2

Synopsis: The remnant of Judah came to Jeremiah with a request he pray to God on their behalf so they might know what to do--and promised to obey regardless of what God said. After 10 days God spoke through Jeremiah and exposed the hypocrisy of His people who had no intention to obey Him at all. God has already spoken what is good, and as His people we ought to obey Him.

Verses in order of appearance:

Jeremiah 42:1-3

1 Samuel 15:30

Jeremiah 42:4-6

1 Samuel 12:23-24

Deuteronomy 28:1-3

Psalm 51:17

Jeremiah 42:7-12

Psalm 81:10

Jeremiah 42:13-17

Proverbs 14:12

Acts 5:29-32

Jeremiah 42:18

Jeremiah 42:19-22

Micah 6:6-8

As predicted, Ishmael assassinated Gedaliah and killed worshippers who came to Mizpah. When Ishmael tried to flee to Ammon, Johanan and other captains pursued and found him in Gibeon and saved those taken captive. The chapter illustrates with gruesome detail how fear leads people into countless sins while our righteous Saviour Jesus is bold as a lion.

Verses in order of appearance:

Proverbs 30:5

2 Kings 25:25-26

Jeremiah 41:1-3

Psalm 41:9

Jeremiah 41:4-7

Leviticus 19:27-28

Jeremiah 41:8-9

Romans 8:13-15

Romans 6:4

Jeremiah 41:10

Jeremiah 41:11-15

2 Samuel 2:14-16

John 6:37

1 Peter 2:25

Jeremiah 41:16-18

Proverbs 28:1

1 John 4:14-19

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1 Corinthians 2:12

Psalm 12:6

2 Chronicles 16

Deuteronomy 17:16

Synopsis: After God brought doom upon Jerusalem due to disobedience, Jeremiah was released from chains and permitted to return to Gedaliah at Mizpah. Jewish people from all over flocked to Gedaliah who encouraged them to settle down and serve the Babylonians. Only Jesus knew the motives and agendas all people had, and our primary agenda as Christians is to heed and proclaim Him.

Verses in order of appearance:

Jeremiah 40:1-4

Luke 13:2-5

Jeremiah 40:5-6

Jeremiah 40:7-10

1 Timothy 2:1-4

Jeremiah 40:11-12

Ecclesiastes 5:19

2 Thessalonians 3:10

Jeremiah 40:13-16

Proverbs 11:14

Proverbs 15:22

Mark 9:31-32

Luke 22:14-19

1 Corinthians 5:7-8

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Jeremiah 41:1

Synopsis: Jesus uses the accounts of Jairus' daughter and the woman with the flow of blood to teach that God's timing is always perfect, even when it seems delayed from our perspective. This message reminds us that faith is not understanding God's timing, but trusting Him while we wait, knowing that He is always working for His glory and for our good.

Verses in order of appearance:

Mark 5:21–24

Psalm 56:3

Luke 18:27

Mark 5:25–27

James 1:2

Romans 10:17

Mark 5:28–29

Mark 5:30–34

Mark 5:35–36

Hebrews 11:1

Isaiah 55:8–9

Mark 5:37–40

Mark 5:41–43

1 Peter 5:7

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Leviticus 15

Synopsis:

Paul's farewell to the Ephesian elders reveals the heart of faithful Christian ministry and devotion to God's call to the minster of the Gospel. In a culture that increasingly pressures believers to remain silent, the scriptures call the Church to reject fear, proclaim the whole counsel of God, and fulfil Christ's mission with the boldness of the Holy Spirit.

Verses in order of appearance:

- Acts 20:17–27

- 1 Peter 3:15

- Matthew 16:18

- Acts 1:8

- 2 Corinthians 5:17–21

- 2 Timothy 1:5–7

- Jude 3

The Spirit of God working in conjunction with the Word of God changes lives to cleanse and revive. Like Jerusalem in Nehemiah's day, our lives can be like broken walls and no hope. But there is always hope as Jesus came to change everything, even things we can't imagine are possible.

Scriptures in order of appearance

Map of Jersulem attached. I'm not sure if this is possible. Would be at the end.

Nehemiah Chapter 8

Nehemiah 1:11 - 2:1 (This will be in the intro section)

Nehemiah 8:1-3

John 15:3

Ephesians 5:26

John 7:37-39

Ezra 7:10

Nehemiah 8:4-8

Nehemiah 8:9-12

Gal 3:14

Zephaniah 3:17

Hebrews 12:2

Psalm 16:11

John 15:11

John16:24

Nehemiah 8:13-17

Nehemiah 8:18

Map of Jerusalem in Nehemiah's Day

Isaiah 44:3-4

John 7:37-38