
Jeremiah Chapter Summaries
Jeremiah warned Judah of coming judgment for 40 years, yet proclaimed the hope of a new covenant.
52
Chapters
1,350
Total Verses
Jeremiah
Author
627-580 BC
Date Written

Jeremiah warned Judah of coming judgment for 40 years, yet proclaimed the hope of a new covenant.
52
Chapters
1,350
Total Verses
Jeremiah
Author
627-580 BC
Date Written
Warnings to Judah
Kings and false prophets
Hope and new covenant
Final days
Oracles of judgment
God calls Jeremiah to be a prophet
God rebukes Israel's idolatry and apostasy
God invites Israel to return to Him
Warning of coming destruction for Judah
Judah's sins and consequences described
Jeremiah warns of Babylonian invasion
God condemns false trust in the temple
People refuse to repent despite warnings
Jeremiah mourns Judah's destruction
God contrasts Himself with idols
Judah breaks God's covenant; plot against Jeremiah
Prophet questions God's justice
Jeremiah uses belt to symbolize Israel's pride
Famine and drought; Jeremiah prays for mercy
God declares judgment and offers hope
Jeremiah instructed to avoid normal life events
Blessings for trusting God; curses for sin
God likened to potter shaping Israel
Jeremiah breaks jar symbolizing Jerusalem's destruction
Prophet suffers for proclaiming God's word
God sends message of judgment to Zedekiah
God condemns unjust kings of Judah
God promises righteous Branch and judges falsehood
Good and bad figs represent Judah's fate
Jeremiah predicts Babylonian captivity duration
Prophet threatened for condemning temple worship
Jeremiah instructs submission to Babylon
False prophet opposes Jeremiah and dies
Jeremiah encourages exiles to seek welfare
God promises to restore Israel and Judah
God promises a new covenant with Israel
Symbolic purchase of land during siege
God promises restoration and healing
Judah breaks covenant of freeing slaves
Rechabites honored for faithfulness
Jehoiakim burns Jeremiah's scroll
Prophet jailed during Jerusalem's siege
Jeremiah persecuted by officials
Babylonians capture Jerusalem; Zedekiah's fate
Babylon appoints Gedaliah as governor
Assassination causes further chaos
Jeremiah advises remnant to trust God
People disobey Jeremiah and flee to Egypt
God condemns idolatry in Egypt
Encouragement to Jeremiah's scribe Baruch
Prophecy against Egypt and Pharaoh
Prophecy against Philistine cities
Prophecy against Moab's pride and sin
Prophecies against Ammon, Edom, Damascus, others
Prophecy of Babylon's fall and restoration
Detailed prophecy of Babylon's destruction
Historical account of Jerusalem's fall and exile
Now that you have read the overview, test your Jeremiah knowledge.
“For I know the thoughts that I think toward you.”Jeremiah 29:11
“I will put my law in their inward parts.”Jeremiah 31:33
“Call unto me, and I will answer thee.”Jeremiah 33:3