Jeremiah · Chapter 18 · Jeremiah 51

The Hammer of the Whole Earth

A destroying wind against Babylon; Babylon hath been a golden cup in Jehovah's hand; thou that dwellest upon many waters; thou art my battle-axe and weapons of war; O destroying mountain; the kingdoms of Ararat, Minni and Ashkenaz; how is Sheshach taken!; my people, go ye out of the midst of her; and Seraiah's book bound to a stone and cast into the Euphrates — thus shall Babylon sink, and shall not rise again.

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  1. Chapter 18: The Hammer of the Whole EarthTitleChapter 18: The Hammer of the Whole EarthJeremiah 51
  2. A Destroying WindPage 260A Destroying WindJeremiah 51:1–5
  3. A Golden Cup in Jehovah's HandPage 261A Golden Cup in Jehovah's HandJeremiah 51:6–10
  4. Thou That Dwellest upon Many WatersPage 262Thou That Dwellest upon Many WatersJeremiah 51:11–14
  5. Thou That Dwellest upon Many WatersPage 263Thou That Dwellest upon Many WatersJeremiah 51:15–19
  6. Thou Art My Battle-AxePage 264Thou Art My Battle-AxeJeremiah 51:20–24
  7. O Destroying MountainPage 265O Destroying MountainJeremiah 51:25–28
  8. One Post Shall Run to Meet AnotherPage 266One Post Shall Run to Meet AnotherJeremiah 51:29–33
  9. He Hath Swallowed Me UpPage 267He Hath Swallowed Me UpJeremiah 51:34–40
  10. My People, Go Ye Out of the Midst of HerPage 268My People, Go Ye Out of the Midst of HerJeremiah 51:41–46
  11. My People, Go Ye Out of the Midst of HerPage 269My People, Go Ye Out of the Midst of HerJeremiah 51:47–53
  12. The Broad Walls of BabylonPage 270The Broad Walls of BabylonJeremiah 51:54–58
  13. Seraiah the Son of NeriahPage 271Seraiah the Son of NeriahJeremiah 51:59–62
  14. Thus Shall Babylon SinkPage 272Thus Shall Babylon SinkJeremiah 51:63–64