Jeremiah

4. – The expectation of God’s future restoration and salvation.
5. – Represents the inner thoughts, emotions, and will of a person, often addressed in Jeremiah.
6. – A heartfelt turning away from sin and returning to God.
8. – A solemn agreement or promise between God and His people.
10. – Rejection of God’s commands, leading to consequences for Judah.
12. Covenant – God’s promise of a renewed relationship with His people through the Messiah.
14. – God’s promise to restore His people after their judgment.
16. – A severe shortage of food, often used as a symbol of judgment in Jeremiah.
17. – The capital city of Judah, often referred to in prophecy and judgment.
19. – A symbol of peace and security promised to God’s people after their return from exile.
20. – The pronouncement of God’s punishment for sin and disobedience.

1. – The pain and hardship endured due to sin and judgment, but also part of God’s discipline.
2. – A message from God, often about future events, delivered by His prophets.
3. – The moral quality of being just and virtuous, often associated with God’s actions.
7. – The ruin of the nation of Judah as a consequence of sin.
9. – Immoral actions and behaviors that go against God’s law.
11. – A messenger chosen by God to deliver His word to the people.
13. – The forced removal of the Israelites from their land as a result of their sin.
15. – A passionate expression of grief or sorrow, often seen in Jeremiah's writings.
18. – The act of turning away from God, as seen in Israel's rejection of His covenant.