During the forth year of Zedekiah God gives a proclamation for Jeremiah to deliver, days are coming declares the Lord that the appointed time for vengeance against Babylon is coming as it is being judged for it's sin against Israel.   Peter writes what it is to be a christian, to be walking in the incredible relationship with the Savior, forgiven and not living in sinful rebellion, being the spiritual cornerstone of the temple of God, His holy priesthood.

Prophecy against Babylon is declared due to their arrogance against God and his people and for being a land obsessed with their many idols.  Peter shares the living hope of Jesus and the assurance of salvation of being born again imperishable through the living and enduring word of God with the churches that Paul had planted.

Prophecy comes from Jeremiah against Moab, Edom, Ammon, Damascus, Cedar, Hazar and Elam that terror and horror will come as judgement against them for their part in coming against God's people.  Paul pours out how to live godly lives, being peaceable, gentle, showing every consideration, rejecting controversies and argumentative men.

Jeremiah gives the prophecy that God's judgement will come upon Egypt and all those nations that come against Israel.  Also, those in Babylon should stay there and live until the 70 years of exile come to an end.  Paul gives instruction to Titus for the growth and conduct of both the church inside and among society looking toward the coming glory and hope of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Jeremiah is accused of lying when he warns the remnant of Judah not to go to Egypt and worship other gods but instead they go and in so doing choose their own destruction.  Paul is training Timothy to guard against those who are tempted with knowledge, power, and age and become contentious and prideful.  Fight the good fight, strive for excellence, keep the faith as you minister.

Jeremiah warns the remnant of Judah against going to Egypt as they will die there but to stay in Babylon and God will save them.  Paul writing Timothy for the benefit of the church, protecting the body with discipline, teaching how to care for one another and live in unity.

Habakkuk looking out for the coming of the Chaldean's as the day of judgement for Judah is coming.  The enemies that pour out the judgement on Judah will fall under God's judgement.   Paul is writing to Timothy that some will fall away under false teaching, guard your teaching, hold fast to godliness.  God will restore the people as hinds feet on high places giving them strength.

Jerusalem is burned and plundered along with all the articles of the temple and the people being carried away to Babylon.  At the end of the 70 year captivity of Judah, King Cyrus of Persia, seeing his name written in prophecy by God's word, permits the return of God's people to Judah.  Paul writes to Timothy teaching about the truth of God in how the body of God's church are to act and function in God's perfect design.

A Babylonian guard freed Jeremiah and allowed him to choose to go to Babylon or stay in Jerusalem, he and the poorest of the people remain in Judah as a remnant.  Two psalms are written by Asaph during the time of the destruction of Jerusalem and the exile to Babylon and the terrible slaughter of the Jews.  2 Kings 24 covers a retelling of the Kings of Judah leading up to and including the kings during the deportations of Judah to Babylon.

Jeremiah undergoes more imprisonment and freeing as he delivered the words God gives him, to surrender to the Babylonians and live or refuse and be taken captive along with Jerusalem.  King Zedekiah is taken into exile and Jeremiah is spared.  Paul urges, rejoice and set your minds on things above.  Let His peace be with you as He provides for all your needs.