Judah has betrayed her Lord. She may once have thrown out the idols she worshipped but now they’re all back with more besides. Does she imagine the Lord won’t notice?
Betrayed
The road to heaven
Ancient Israel’s tabernacle was a tent for the worship of God. Its structure was like a flattened version of Mount Sinai where God turned them into a nation and gave them a covenant.
Don’t treat me fairly
Jeremiah once more describes in vivid detail the level of trouble heading towards Judah. He responds to his prophecy with a cry of anguish: why have the people of Judah listened to the voices in their own heads instead of to the voice of the Lord?
Old-time religion
God set up a tent in the midst of the Israelite camp when they were on the move from Egypt to Canaan. It declared his willingness to be with His people.
Objects of worship
Idols have been a part of worship for many people. Why? Because it’s hard to relate to an invisible God.
A tale of two covenants
The Old Testament tells the story of ancient Israel and her covenant with the Lord. The agreement offered them wonderful blessings, but they had to be obedient to God’s laws to receive them.