In the rest of the prophecy, Jeremiah dwells upon the moral faults which had led to Judah’s ruin.

Jeremiah 17:6: Like the…

A glorious high throne ... —The verse is better taken in connection with the following, and not, as the interpolated “is” makes it…

Undoubtedly the Prophet refers to the unique favor which God granted to the Jews when He chose for Himself a dwelling place among them. It was an i…

A glorious high throne from the beginning is the place of our
sanctuary .
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The prophet acknowledges the favor of God in establishing religion. There is fullne of comfort in God—overflowing, ever-flowing fullne , like a fou…

1. He touches on the second source from which the hope of immunity arose: an abundance of riches. He speaks of the confidence the wicked pla…