The Voice

Reading Jeremiah 39 for Wednesday, May 25th. Jerusalem is captured and burned, and the king is captured and blinded, and his sons are killed, because he did not obey the word of the LORD to surrender to Babylon. 

Reading Jeremiah 38 for Tuesday, May 24th. Jeremiah is thrown into a mud pit, then pulled out again. 

Reading Jeremiah 37 for Monday, May 23rd. Jeremiah is imprisoned for a crime he did not commit. 

Reading Jeremiah 36 for Saturday, May 21st. Jeremiah is instructed to dictate a prophecy to a scroll, but the King burns the scroll without any regard for God. 

Reading Jeremiah 35 for Friday, May 20th. God commends a family who obeys the commands of their forefathers, unlike Judah, who disobeys God’s repeated commands and warnings through the prophets. 

Reading Jeremiah 34 for Thursday, May 19th. Obey God, and do not change your mind about obedience. 

Reading Jeremiah 33 for Wednesday, May 18th. God promises that He will restore the city that is being destroyed. 

Reading Jeremiah 32 for Tuesday, May 17th. Is anything too hard for God? No. 

Reading Jeremiah 31 for Monday, May 16th. Children will no longer die for their father’s sins, but only their own. 

Reading Jeremiah 30 for Saturday, May 14th. God’s plans for Israel are announced. The good news is they will not be completely destroyed, but they will be disciplined with justice.