Jeremiah · Chapter 10 · Jeremiah 29–31
A New Covenant
The letter to the captivity: build ye houses, and plant gardens, and seek the peace of the city; after seventy years I will visit you — thoughts of peace, and not of evil; write all the words in a book; I have loved thee with an everlasting love; Rachel weeping for her children; and, behold, the days come that I will make a new covenant: I will put my law in their inward parts, and in their heart will I write it.
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TitleChapter 10: A New CovenantJeremiah 29 – 31
Page 140The Letter to the CaptivityJeremiah 29:1–4
Page 141Build Ye Houses, and Dwell in ThemJeremiah 29:5–10
Page 142Thoughts of PeaceJeremiah 29:11–17
Page 143Thoughts of PeaceJeremiah 29:18–21
Page 144Shemaiah the NehelamiteJeremiah 29:22–25
Page 145Shemaiah the NehelamiteJeremiah 29:26–31
Page 146Write Thee All the Words in a BookJeremiah 29:32–30:3
Page 147The Time of Jacob's TroubleJeremiah 30:4–9
Page 148Thy Hurt Is IncurableJeremiah 30:10–15
Page 149The City Builded upon Its Own HillJeremiah 30:16–22
Page 150An Everlasting LoveJeremiah 30:23–31:5
Page 151A Great Company Shall ReturnJeremiah 31:6–9
Page 152A Great Company Shall ReturnJeremiah 31:10–14
Page 153Ephraim Bemoaning HimselfJeremiah 31:15–20
Page 154Ephraim Bemoaning HimselfJeremiah 31:21–26
Page 155Ephraim Bemoaning HimselfJeremiah 31:27–30
Page 156A New CovenantJeremiah 31:31–34
Page 157Holy unto JehovahJeremiah 31:35–40