Jeremiah 18:20

²⁰Should I get paid evil for good? That''s what they''re doing. They''ve made plans to kill me! Remember all the times I stood up for them before you, speaking up for them, trying to soften your anger?

Jeremiah 18 opens with the prophet sent to a potter's house, where the Lord uses the potter's work with clay to illustrate His sovereign authority over nations. The chapter then pivots sharply: Judah is the spoiled clay, and God announces disaster because of their persistent evil. T

References· Jeremiah 18

a: v.4 — Romans 9:20-23, Jeremiah 18:6, Isaiah 45:9
b: v.6 — Isaiah 64:8, Romans 9:20-21, Jeremiah 18:4, Isaiah 45:9, Matthew 20:15, Daniel 4:23, Romans 11:34
c: v.8 — Ezekiel 18:21, Jeremiah 26:13, Jonah 3:9-10, Hosea 11:8, Jeremiah 26:3, Joel 2:13-14, Amos 7:3-6, Judges 2:18, Psalms 106:45, Jeremiah 7:3-7
d: v.11 — 2 Kings 17:13, Isaiah 55:6-7, Jeremiah 35:15, Jeremiah 7:3, Isaiah 1:16-19, Jeremiah 25:5, Zechariah 1:3, James 5:1, Acts 26:20, Micah 2:3

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