The potter and the clay. To emphasize His Message, the Most High sent Jeremiah to the potter’s house. There, he would clearly understand how God works....
Who saw this Temple in its former glory? By comparing the first temple to the second, the Jews became discouraged, because it lacked the splendor and...
In the time of Darius, the king of Persia, the Jews returned to Jerusalem form exile. But, in order for them to succeed in their land,...
Engraved on the tablet of their heart. God makes His people remember that He sees in detail the rituals done to the pagan gods in the...
Time of distress. This chapter brings the continuation of the revelations made in chapter 11 through the angel to Daniel. The time of distress mentioned here...
The sacrifice of Jeremiah. The prophets knew that serving the Most High would require daily sacrifices, each had to sacrifice their will in some way. In...
The might king mentioned in these verses is Alexander the Great, who conquered the ancient world. He died young, at about 33 years old, at the...
Cast them out of My Sight. When referring to Moses and Samuel, the two great intercessors of Israel (Exod. 32.11-14, 30-32; 1 Sam. 7.8-9; 12.19-25), the...
The signs of heaven. Ever since the people of Israel settled in the land of Canaan, the Most High warned them not to follow the idolatrous...
Daniel was almost ninety years old and was among the Jews that had already returned to Jerusalem for the reconstruction of the Temple. Many Remained in...
Jeremiah was the one who prophesied the destruction of Jerusalem and the captivity of the people of Israel. Everything he had announced was fulfilled! God promised...
The linen sash. God commands Jeremiah to illustrate a message to the people through a symbolic act. The prophet was to make a sash of linen,...
Why does the way of the wicked prosper? Jeremiah’s question resembles questions that other servants of God have asked about the happiness and security of the...
In the third year of the reign of Belshazzar indicates that Daniel had this vision before the feast of chapter 5. He was transported in spirit...
Daniel had a dream. God showed Daniel, through a dream, the emergence of kingdoms that would dominate the world, but would then be subdued. The revelations...
