Babylon takes the first wave of captives from Judah and we meet Daniel and his friends.  Jeremiah 36:1-4, Jer 45:1-5;Jer 36:5-10,16-32; Daniel 1:1-21, The Curse of Jeconiah by Dr. Chuck Missler

God says if He is willing to bring destruction on His people for their disobedience, then how much more on those that despise them. Habakkuk 3:1-19; 2Kings 24:1b,7; 2Chronicles 36:6-7,20-21; Jeremiah 25:1-14,15-38; Jer 35:1-19; 2Kings 10:15-24

The philosopher prophet Habakkuk comes on the scene, along with bad prophecies for all who would hurt God's people. Jeremiah 46:1-28;47:1-7;Habakkuk 1:1-11,12-17;2:1-4,5-20; Gen 37:23-28;Jer 8:22

As good king Josiah's reign ends, Judah's chance at repentance winds down. 2Chronicles35:1-19,26-27,20-27; 2Kings23:28-34,34-37; Jeremiah 22:11-17;Jer26:1-23, Genesis 49:10

Josiah makes every effort to bring the nation back to God. 2Kings 22:3-7; 2Chronicles 34:8-13; 2Kings 22:8-10; 2Chron 34:14-18,19-28,29-29; 2Kings 23:4-25;1Kings 13:1-34 

God says, "if that nation against whom I have spoken turns from its evil, I will relent of the disaster that I thought to bring upon it." Jeremiah 18:1-17,18-23; 19:1-15;20:1-6,14-18,7-13

God finally closes the window for national repentance because the people rejected Him.  Jeremiah 14:19-22;15:1-9,10-21;16:1-21;17:1-11,12-27

A plot to kill Jeremiah! And a warning about arrogance before God.  Jeremiah 11:6-23,12:1-17,13:1-27,14:1-18

Jeremiah has no good news for Judah, but surely things we can learn. Jeremiah 8:13-22; 9:1-2,3-22,23-2610:1-16,17-25;11:1-5

Jeremiah preaches to ears that won't hear, but if they did, they would hear God giving them a chance to repent and miss the destruction. Jeremiah 6:1-15,16-30;7:1-27,28-34;8:1-12