CFM 07 · Jeremiah 1–29 Lesson Collection

Come, Follow Me Assigns 15 of Jeremiah's 52 Chapters. "Ye Shall Seek Me, and Find Me" Is in the Other 37.

The Come, Follow Me lessons assign 15 of Jeremiah's 52 chapters and 2 of Lamentations' 5. Here's what's in the rest, and the one verse to read first.

Jeremiah Promised David "a Righteous Branch." Zechariah Called the Branch "My Servant."

CFM 07 · October 25, 2026 · Jeremiah 1–29

Jeremiah 23:5 and 33:15, Zechariah 3:8 and 6:12, and D&C 113: why we read the Branch as the Lord's servant from David's line, held in the hand of Christ

Judah Burned Its Children in the Valley of Hinnom. Jesus Used That Valley's Name for Hell.

CFM 07 · October 25, 2026 · Jeremiah 1–29

Tophet and "the valley of slaughter" in Jeremiah 7, 19, and 32: the one thing that never came into the Lord's heart, the tyrants who have always demanded children, and what He does with the little ones

The Church Was Never Meant to Carry You. Elder Bednar Said So, and Jeremiah Wrote It to the Captives in Babylon.

CFM 07 · October 25, 2026 · Jeremiah 1–29

Jeremiah 29:13 and Elder David A. Bednar: the Lord's promise went to the searchers, not to the people who trusted the house.

Why We Split Jeremiah Into Two Lessons at Chapter 30

CFM 07 · October 25, 2026 · Jeremiah 1–29

Three reasons from the text: Jeremiah's own call (1:10), Isaiah's turn at chapter 40, and the throne of David

Jeremiah Called the Temple a "Den of Robbers." The Hebrew Word Means Men of Violence.

The King James Version says "robbers." The Hebrew means men of violence, and the thread runs from Isaiah's temple courts through Jeremiah's gate and Ezekiel's vision to the Book of Mormon.