The book of Jeremiah contains 52 chapters and is separated into 3-parts for a cohesive flow of study. (Part 1: Chapters 1-17, Part 2: Chapters 18-33, and Part 3: Chapters 34-52)
Jeremiah was set apart and ordained as a prophet before his birth, highlighting God’s predetermined purpose for him and all people. While his mother is not named, it’s evident through scripture that God has a special calling for children, as seen in the lives of mothers like those of Moses, Samson, Samuel, Elisabeth, and Mary, who were informed of their children’s divine destinies.
Jeremiah overlaps with Isaiah quite a bit and therefore you will see brackets references inside the text. The format was a bit arduous for AI to keep up with, but I believe you will sense the overall nature of the study as Jeremiah prophecy is based on a question in three simple words, “What seest thou?”
“…I see a rod of an almond tree…
Thou hast well seen:
For I will hasten my word to perform it.”
Jeremiah 1:11-12
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