Jeremiah · Chapter 9 · Jeremiah 26–28

The Yoke

Stand in the court of Jehovah's house, diminish not a word; thou shalt surely die — but as for me, behold, I am in your hand; Micah the Morashtite remembered, and Uriah who fled into Egypt; then bonds and bars upon his neck — bring your necks under the yoke of the king of Babylon, and live; Hananiah breaks the bar: thou hast broken the bars of wood, but thou hast made in their stead bars of iron.

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  1. Chapter 9: The YokeTitleChapter 9: The YokeJeremiah 26 – 28
  2. Diminish Not a WordPage 126Diminish Not a WordJeremiah 26:1–6
  3. Thou Shalt Surely DiePage 127Thou Shalt Surely DieJeremiah 26:7–9
  4. I Am in Your HandPage 128I Am in Your HandJeremiah 26:10–14
  5. I Am in Your HandPage 129I Am in Your HandJeremiah 26:15–16
  6. Micah the MorashtitePage 130Micah the MorashtiteJeremiah 26:17–19
  7. Uriah the Son of ShemaiahPage 131Uriah the Son of ShemaiahJeremiah 26:20–24
  8. Bonds and BarsPage 132Bonds and BarsJeremiah 27:1–4
  9. Bonds and BarsPage 133Bonds and BarsJeremiah 27:5–8
  10. Serve the King of Babylon, and LivePage 134Serve the King of Babylon, and LiveJeremiah 27:9–15
  11. Serve the King of Babylon, and LivePage 135Serve the King of Babylon, and LiveJeremiah 27:16–18
  12. The Vessels That Are LeftPage 136The Vessels That Are LeftJeremiah 27:19–22
  13. Hananiah the Son of AzzurPage 137Hananiah the Son of AzzurJeremiah 28:1–6
  14. Hananiah Brake the BarPage 138Hananiah Brake the BarJeremiah 28:7–11
  15. Bars of IronPage 139Bars of IronJeremiah 28:12–17