Jeremiah · Chapter 7 · Jeremiah 19–22
The Earthen Bottle
The potter's earthen bottle broken at the gate Harsith — even so will I break this people and this city; Pashhur and the stocks in the gate of Benjamin; O Jehovah, thou hast persuaded me, and I was persuaded; a burning fire shut up in my bones; the way of life and the way of death; woe unto him that buildeth his house by unrighteousness; and Coniah, a despised broken vessel — O earth, earth, earth, hear the word of Jehovah.
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TitleChapter 7: The Earthen BottleJeremiah 19 – 22
Page 94A Potter's Earthen BottleJeremiah 19:1–4
Page 95The Valley of SlaughterJeremiah 19:5–9
Page 96Even So Will I Break This PeopleJeremiah 19:10–13
Page 97The Stocks in the Gate of BenjaminJeremiah 19:14–20:3
Page 98The Stocks in the Gate of BenjaminJeremiah 20:4–6
Page 99Thou Hast Persuaded MeJeremiah 20:7–11
Page 100Cursed Be the DayJeremiah 20:12–18
Page 101Zedekiah Sent unto HimJeremiah 21:1–4
Page 102Zedekiah Sent unto HimJeremiah 21:5–7
Page 103O House of DavidJeremiah 21:8–12
Page 104Go Down to the House of the KingJeremiah 21:13–22:2
Page 105Go Down to the House of the KingJeremiah 22:3–7
Page 106Weep Sore for Him That Goeth AwayJeremiah 22:8–12
Page 107Woe unto Him That Buildeth His House by UnrighteousnessJeremiah 22:13–17
Page 108The Burial of an AssJeremiah 22:18–23
Page 109ConiahJeremiah 22:24–30