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Jeremiah 30–52 and Lamentations: the book turns from tearing down to building and planting, and the Lord promises that every one of us, from the least to the greatest, can know Him.
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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.
Jacob and Israel, Babylon and Chaldea, Zion and Jerusalem, Judah and Jerusalem: where Isaiah's paired names show up in Jeremiah and Lamentations, the one verse that holds two pairs on opposite sides, and the two armies that come…
Jeremiah 30–52 and Lamentations: the book turns from tearing down to building and planting, and the Lord promises that every one of us, from the least to the greatest, can know Him.
Genesis 48:19, Ether 13:6–7, and D&C 109:60: how Ephraim became "the fulness of the Gentiles," and why the Lord sent Joseph's children ahead
Lamentations 1–5: the funeral song for Jerusalem, five poems built on the alphabet, Zion sitting in the dust, a man in a pit, and the one time the Lord's voice is remembered
ALL THINGS ISAIAHLatter-day perspectives on end-times prophecy
“…search these things diligently; for great are the words of Isaiah.”
