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

God will use Babylon to prune the branches of the vine Israel, but Israel's root will still bring forth Messiah, the True Vine. Jeremiah 4:1-14,15-26,27-31;5:1-5,6-17,18-31 YouTube:Supernatural by Michael Heiser; Unseen Realm, Reversing Hermon

God lays out His case against Israel and Judah but also speaks of a time when Jesus will reign. Jeremiah 2:1-25,26-37; 3:1-11,12-25 YouTube: Mystery of the Ark of the Covenant by Bob Cornuke

Zephaniah speaks of the terrible Day of the Lord, but also of God's restoration. Jeremiah enters the Story. Zephaniah 1:1-13,14-18; Zephaniah 2:1-3,4-15;Zephaniah 3:14-20; 2 Chronicles 34:3-7; Jeremiah 1:1-19

Judgment for Nineveh! And we learn about Manasseh, Amon, and Josiah, bad and good kings of Judah. Nahum 1:1-15,14-18; Nahum 2:1-13; Nahum 3:1-19; 2 Kings 21:17-26; 2 Kings 22:1-2; 2 Kings 23:25-27

We find out what's next, new heavens and a new earth, but judgment for God's enemies. Isaiah 65:13-25; 66:1-17,18-24; 2Kings19:36-37; 2Chronicles33:1-2,10-17

Isaiah's prophecy centers on what our response should be to God's judgment and redemption. A timely message for us. Isaiah 61:1-7,9-11; Isaiah 62:1-5,6-12; Isaiah 63:1-9,15-19; Isaiah 64:1-12 #everydaychristians

God through Isaiah promises Israel a glorious destiny.  Isaiah 58:1-12,13-14; Isa 59:1-15,16-21; Isa 60:10-17; Eph 6:10-17

Isaiah brings great news for Israel, Gentiles, and all who feel like outcasts.  Isaiah 53:10-12; 54:1-8,9-17;55:1-13;56:1-12; 57:14-21; Acts 8:26-35; Isaiah 53:7-8