Jeremiah 4:14

¹⁴Wash from evil thy heart, O Jerusalem, That thou mayest be saved, Till when dost thou lodge in thy heart Thoughts of thy strength?c

Jeremiah 4 is a prophetic call to national repentance, followed by a vision of imminent judgment from the north. The chapter pivots from conditional hope—if Israel returns to the Lord, the nations will be blessed—to the unstoppable advance of a foreign army described as a lion, a sc

References· Jeremiah 4

a: v.3 — Hosea 10:12, Luke 8:14, Luke 8:7, Galatians 6:7-8, Mark 4:18-19, Matthew 13:7, Mark 4:7, Matthew 13:22, Genesis 3:18
b: v.4 — Deuteronomy 10:16, Deuteronomy 30:6, Romans 2:28-29, Colossians 2:11, Jeremiah 9:26, Jeremiah 21:12, Ezekiel 20:33, Amos 5:6, Mark 9:43-50, Ezekiel 24:13
c: v.14 — James 4:8, Isaiah 55:7, Acts 8:22, Luke 11:39, 1 Corinthians 3:20, Romans 1:21, Jeremiah 13:27, Isaiah 1:16-19, Proverbs 1:22, Matthew 12:33
d: v.22 — 1 Corinthians 14:20, Romans 16:19, Jeremiah 5:21, Romans 3:11, Hosea 4:6, Romans 1:22, Hosea 5:4, Micah 2:1, John 16:3, Isaiah 6:9-10
e: v.23 — Matthew 24:29, Mark 13:24-25, Joel 3:15-16, Isaiah 13:10, Genesis 1:2, Luke 21:25-26, Ezekiel 32:7-8, Amos 8:9, Joel 2:10, Joel 2:30-31

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