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Jeremiah 18:10
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but its people start disobeying me and doing evil, then I will change my mind and not help them at all.
Jeremiah 18:12
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But I know you won't listen. You might as well answer, "We don't care what you say. We have made plans to sin, and we are going to be stubborn and do what we want!"
Jeremiah 18:15
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But you, my people, have turned from me to burn incense to worthless idols. You have left the ancient road to follow an unknown path where you stumble over idols.
Jeremiah 18:20
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I tried to help them, but they are paying me back by digging a pit to trap me. I even begged you not to punish them.
Jeremiah 18:21
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But now I am asking you to let their children starve or be killed in war. Let women lose their husbands and sons to disease and violence.
Jeremiah 19:7
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You people of Judah and Jerusalem may have big plans, but here in this valley I'll ruin those plans. I'll let your enemies kill you, and I'll tell the birds and wild animals to eat your dead bodies.
Jeremiah 19:11
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Then tell them that I have also said: I am the Lord All-Powerful, and I warn you that I will shatter Judah and Jerusalem just like this jar that is broken beyond repair. You will bury your dead here in Topheth, but so many of you will die that there won't be enough room.
Jeremiah 19:15
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"Listen, everyone! Some time ago, the Lord All-Powerful, the God of Israel, warned you that he would bring disaster on Jerusalem and all nearby villages. But you were stubborn and refused to listen. Now the Lord is going to bring the disaster he promised."
Jeremiah 20:8
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You have let me announce only destruction and death. Your message has brought me nothing but insults and trouble.
Jeremiah 20:9
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Sometimes I tell myself not to think about you, Lord , or even mention your name. But your message burns in my heart and bones, and I cannot keep silent.
Jeremiah 20:11
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But you, Lord , are a mighty soldier, standing at my side. Those troublemakers will fall down and fail— terribly embarrassed, forever ashamed.
Jeremiah 21:3-7
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I told them that the Lord God of Israel had told me to say to King Zedekiah: The Babylonians have surrounded Jerusalem and want to kill you and your people. You are asking me to save you, but you have made me furious. So I will stretch out my mighty arm and fight against you myself. Your army is using spears and swords to fight the Babylonians, but I will make your own weapons turn and attack you. I will send a horrible disease to kill many of the people and animals in Jerusalem, and there will be nothing left to eat. Finally, I will let King Nebuchadnezzar and his army fight their way to the center of Jerusalem and capture everyone who is left alive, including you and your officials. But Nebuchadnezzar won't be kind or show any mercy—he will have you killed! I, the Lord , have spoken.
Jeremiah 21:9
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The Babylonian army has surrounded Jerusalem, so if you want to live, you must go out and surrender to them. But if you want to die because of hunger, disease, or war, then stay here in the city.
Jeremiah 21:13
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Jerusalem, from your mountaintop you look out over the valleys and think you are safe. But I, the Lord , am angry,
Jeremiah 22:1-3
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The Lord sent me to the palace of the king of Judah to speak to the king, his officials, and everyone else who was there. The Lord told me to say: I am the Lord , so pay attention! You have been allowing people to cheat, rob, and take advantage of widows, orphans, and foreigners who live here. Innocent people have become victims of violence, and some of them have even been killed. But now I command you to do what is right and see that justice is done. Rescue everyone who has suffered from injustice.
Jeremiah 22:5
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But if you ignore me, I promise in my own name that this palace will lie in ruins.
Jeremiah 22:6
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Listen to what I think about it: The palace of Judah's king is as glorious as Gilead or Lebanon's highest peaks. But it will be as empty as a ghost-town when I'm through with it.
Jeremiah 22:11-12
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Jehoahaz became king of Judah after his father King Josiah died. But Jehoahaz was taken as a prisoner to a foreign country. Now I, the Lord , promise that he will die there without ever seeing his own land again.
Jeremiah 22:14
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You put in big windows and used cedar paneling and red paint. But you were unfair and forced the builders to work without pay.
Jeremiah 22:17
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But all you think about is how to cheat or abuse or murder some innocent victim.
 
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