Jeremiah Chapter 6 Summary
Jeremiah's second message, continued. The terrors that should come because of sin.
Discussion Questions for Jeremiah, Chapter 6
- What does “daughter of Zion (ESV)” refer to? Why is this significant?
- Why are people told to flee Jerusalem? In what situations might the church need to flee? How do we know it is time to flee?
- Jeremiah 6:6 describes Jerusalem as a city that “must be punished (ESV).” Why is there a necessity for punishment?
- Who are the remnant in 6:9? What does this tell us about the extent of God's judgment?
- If no one listens, what is the purpose of Jeremiah’s message?
- What does it mean that their ears are uncircumcised (ESV)?
- What is greed? Where do we see greed in our lives? Where do we see greed in the church?
- Why is it a problem that they had no shame over their sin? What does this tell us about the state of their hearts?
- What are the “ancient paths (ESV)”? Should we walk in the ancient paths? Why or why not?
- Why were their offerings not acceptable? How do we offer acceptable offerings today?
Key Words/Phrase
Desolations, v. 8.
Characters
God, Jeremiah.
Strong Verse(s)
16