Across
- 2. The soft earth material in the worker's hand that represents how Jehovah shapes His people. (Jeremiah 18:6)
- 6. Wild flying creatures of the heavens that feed in the open sky. (Jeremiah 19:7)
- 8. A skilled worker who shapes soft earth on a wheel to make useful jars and vessels. (Jeremiah 18:2)
- 9. An earthenware container made of baked clay that Jeremiah smashed as a warning. (Jeremiah 19:1)
- 10. The circular tools that the potter spins to shape the soft clay into vessels. (Jeremiah 18:3)
Down
- 1. The older, respected leaders of the people and priests who went with Jeremiah. (Jeremiah 19:1)
- 3. A deep hole in the ground dug by Jeremiah's opponents as a trap for his life. (Jeremiah 18:20)
- 4. The low land area between mountains, such as the Valley of Hinnom. (Jeremiah 19:2)
- 5. The flat tops of houses where wicked people wrongly offered sacrifices to false gods. (Jeremiah 19:13)
- 7. The cold, white, frozen water that stays on the high rocky slopes of Lebanon. (Jeremiah 18:14)