Explanation·Bible reference·The ProphetsJeremiahReading time: 2 minutes25 bible verses have been used in this book.VerseReferenceJeremiah 2:13“Living water”: GodJeremiah 2:20“The religious aspect”: Judah is called a harlotJeremiah 2:33“The religious aspect”: seducing others to sinJeremiah 2:34-35“The religious aspect”: The blood of the innocent is on her, and she feels innocentJeremiah 3:3“The religious aspect”: a harlot’s forehead, acting without shameJeremiah 4:30“The religious aspect”: Her robe is scarlet, she decorates herself with goldJeremiah 4:30“The religious aspect”: But her lovers despise her and want to kill herJeremiah 4:30“The economic aspect”: Judah found so attractiveJeremiah 10:7“The song of Moses”: Jeremiah, where the same question is asked of the King of the nationsJeremiah 11:15“Beloved of the Lord”: Israel breaking the covenantJeremiah 11:16“Olive tree”: they broke the covenantJeremiah 12:10“God’s vineyard”: mistreatedJeremiah 23:3“The remnant”: God will start with a (small) remnant and increase in numberJeremiah 25:11-12“What is a year week”: JeremiahJeremiah 29:10“The promise”: knew the promise that God had madeJeremiah 29:10“Part 1: The 70 Weeks”: Jeremiah 29:10Jeremiah 30:18“The seventy weeks”: through the prophet JeremiahJeremiah 30:18“Part 1: The 70 Weeks”: Jeremiah 30:18Jeremiah 31:9“God’s son”: when Israel’s tribe Ephraim is called first-bornJeremiah 31:31-34“The seventy weeks”: covenant with manyJeremiah 49:19-22“The four kingdoms”: lion and eagleJeremiah 51:25“The seven hills and seven kings”: Babel described as a mountainJeremiah 51:25“The first four trumpets”: a destroying mountainJeremiah 51:33“The two harvests”: threshingJeremiah 51:63-64“The first four trumpets”: Jeremiah’s scroll against Babel was tied to a stone and sunk in the Euphrates