We are saved by grace through faith. Spurgeon gives concise defintions of both.

We finish the Lamentations of Jeremiah where he laments for himself and his people, but with an occasional ray of hope inserted.

An acrostic-style poem by Jeremiah. His utter anguish at what has happened to his people, telling us more of why he is styled the "weeping prophet." Oh that we could mourn for the lost this way.

The amazing climax of Jeremiah about a judgment that still has not taken place fully.

More of the mystery of Babylon. A quick peak at Revelation where we see similar wording about Babylon's future. Mystery!

One more passage illuminates what is being said: Revelation 13, where John sees what Daniel saw! A final summary and challenge.

Prophecies against Ammon, Edom, and others. Then we enter the "finale", an incredible but mystifying future look at "Babylon."

For those who have come to Christ, Spurgeon has an encouraging word to those now wanting to be holy.

Prophecies against Egypt, Philistia, and Moab. Egypt will recover. Moab, only in the latter days.

Daniel 7 Commentary. Matches Daniel 2 exactly! And Daniel wants to know about this 4th kingdom again, seen in this new light.