Sermon Tone Analysis
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1.1-3
Who?
Jeremiah (lived in Anathoth, priest, most biographical info of any prophet)
Whom?
The people of Judah (with some alternate nations focused on at times)
When?
627-586 BC (13 yr of Josiah to Exile of Jerusalem; final 5 decades of Judah’s history; decline of Assyria & rise of Babyon)
Where?
From Anathoth, lived in Jerusalem area with exception of post Jerusalem deportation around 586BC when he went Egypt.
What?
Prophetic and priestly revelation from God; “The word of the LORD” [157 times (of 349 times in all OT)];
Why?
To warn God’s people judgement…and the vanity of reliance upon ritual and external formalism—bringing a false sense of immunity from judgment.
1.4-10
The “word” of the LORD means…?
[message; event; action]
Who chose/chooses the prophets?
[God]
How did this one (& many others) respond?
[protest; Don’t know how to speak; Only a youth])
Well, vv.
7-10.
What do we do with them?
[Too often abused by young men called to ministry service…]
1.11-19
What is the significance of the almond branch?
[almond (shaqed) & watch (shoqed) sound a lot alike in Hebrew; God will watch over the word He gives to Jeremiah to proclaim to His people]
What is the significance of the boiling pot? [God would bring the judgment from north to south; namely Babylon;
What does God promise about his commission, calling, and command?
[vv.
17-19; he will protect those who faithfully follow Him; This is far more about allaying fear than it is about bolstering ‘harshness’]
Jer 1
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