Jeremiah · Chapter 5 · Jeremiah 13–15

The Marred Girdle

A linen girdle hidden in a cleft of the rock by the Euphrates, and, behold, the girdle was marred; every bottle shall be filled with wine; can the Ethiopian change his skin, or the leopard his spots?; the drought, and the gates sitting in black; though Moses and Samuel stood before me; woe is me, my mother; thy words were found, and I did eat them; and a fortified brazen wall.

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  1. Chapter 5: The Marred GirdleTitleChapter 5: The Marred GirdleJeremiah 13 – 15
  2. By the EuphratesPage 64By the EuphratesJeremiah 13:1–5
  3. By the EuphratesPage 65By the EuphratesJeremiah 13:6–11
  4. Every Bottle Shall Be Filled with WinePage 66Every Bottle Shall Be Filled with WineJeremiah 13:12–14
  5. Humble Yourselves, Sit DownPage 67Humble Yourselves, Sit DownJeremiah 13:15–19
  6. Can the Ethiopian Change His Skin?Page 68Can the Ethiopian Change His Skin?Jeremiah 13:20–27
  7. Concerning the DroughtPage 69Concerning the DroughtJeremiah 14:1–6
  8. Concerning the DroughtPage 70Concerning the DroughtJeremiah 14:7–12
  9. The Prophets Prophesy LiesPage 71The Prophets Prophesy LiesJeremiah 14:13–16
  10. Hast Thou Utterly Rejected Judah?Page 72Hast Thou Utterly Rejected Judah?Jeremiah 14:17–22
  11. Though Moses and Samuel Stood before MePage 73Though Moses and Samuel Stood before MeJeremiah 15:1–6
  12. Though Moses and Samuel Stood before MePage 74Though Moses and Samuel Stood before MeJeremiah 15:7–9
  13. Woe Is Me, My MotherPage 75Woe Is Me, My MotherJeremiah 15:10–14
  14. Thy Words Were FoundPage 76Thy Words Were FoundJeremiah 15:15–18
  15. A Fortified Brazen WallPage 77A Fortified Brazen WallJeremiah 15:19–21