Jeremiah · Chapter 1 · Jeremiah 1–3
The Almond Rod
Before I formed thee in the belly I knew thee — ah, Lord Jehovah! I know not how to speak, for I am a child; I have put my words in thy mouth; the rod of an almond-tree and the boiling caldron from the north; the kindness of thy youth; they have forsaken me, the fountain of living waters, and hewed them out broken cisterns; and return, O backsliding children.
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CoverCoverJeremiah 1–3
TitleChapter 1: The Almond RodJeremiah 1 – 3
Page 1The Words of JeremiahJeremiah 1:1–5
Page 2The Words of JeremiahJeremiah 1:6–10
Page 3A Rod of an Almond-TreeJeremiah 1:11–12
Page 4A Boiling CaldronJeremiah 1:13–14
Page 5An Iron Pillar and Brazen WallsJeremiah 1:15–19
Page 6The Kindness of Thy YouthJeremiah 2:1–5
Page 7The Kindness of Thy YouthJeremiah 2:6–12
Page 8Broken CisternsJeremiah 2:13–18
Page 9A Noble VineJeremiah 2:19–23
Page 10A Noble VineJeremiah 2:24–29
Page 11Days without NumberJeremiah 2:30–37
Page 12Return Again to MeJeremiah 3:1–5
Page 13Backsliding Israel and Treacherous JudahJeremiah 3:6–9
Page 14Return, O Backsliding ChildrenJeremiah 3:10–15
Page 15Return, O Backsliding ChildrenJeremiah 3:16–20
Page 16Return, O Backsliding ChildrenJeremiah 3:21–25