Jeremiah · Chapter 2 · Jeremiah 4–6

Evil from the North

Blow ye the trumpet in the land, set up a standard toward Zion; a lion is gone up from his thicket; my anguish, my anguish! I beheld the earth, and, lo, it was waste and void; run ye to and fro through the streets of Jerusalem, if ye can find a man; peace, peace, when there is no peace; ask for the old paths; and a people cometh from the north country.

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  1. Chapter 2: Evil from the NorthTitleChapter 2: Evil from the NorthJeremiah 4 – 6
  2. If Thou Wilt ReturnPage 17If Thou Wilt ReturnJeremiah 4:1–4
  3. Blow Ye the TrumpetPage 18Blow Ye the TrumpetJeremiah 4:5–8
  4. Blow Ye the TrumpetPage 19Blow Ye the TrumpetJeremiah 4:9–13
  5. Blow Ye the TrumpetPage 20Blow Ye the TrumpetJeremiah 4:14–18
  6. Waste and VoidPage 21Waste and VoidJeremiah 4:19–26
  7. Waste and VoidPage 22Waste and VoidJeremiah 4:27–31
  8. Run Ye to and FroPage 23Run Ye to and FroJeremiah 5:1–5
  9. Run Ye to and FroPage 24Run Ye to and FroJeremiah 5:6–13
  10. My Words in Thy Mouth FirePage 25My Words in Thy Mouth FireJeremiah 5:14–18
  11. The Sand for the Bound of the SeaPage 26The Sand for the Bound of the SeaJeremiah 5:19–22
  12. The Sand for the Bound of the SeaPage 27The Sand for the Bound of the SeaJeremiah 5:23–31
  13. Flee for SafetyPage 28Flee for SafetyJeremiah 6:1–5
  14. Flee for SafetyPage 29Flee for SafetyJeremiah 6:6–9
  15. Flee for SafetyPage 30Flee for SafetyJeremiah 6:10–13
  16. Ask for the Old PathsPage 31Ask for the Old PathsJeremiah 6:14–19
  17. A People from the North CountryPage 32A People from the North CountryJeremiah 6:20–23
  18. A Trier among My PeoplePage 33A Trier among My PeopleJeremiah 6:24–30