BBE Image Bible : Scripture in Images Jeremiah 13:9
9. The Lord has said, In this way I will do damage to the pride of Judah and to the great pride of Jerusalem.
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Summary: Jeremiah Chapter 13 presents a vivid metaphorical message communicated through symbolic actions. God instructs Jeremiah to buy a linen belt, wear it without washing it, and then later bury it by the Euphrates River. When Jeremiah retrieves the belt, it has become ruined, illustrating Israel's spiritual decay. The belt represents the nation of Judah and its intended closeness to God, which has been compromised by sin and disobedience. The chapter highlights themes of judgment and the consequences of pride and rebellion against God. It emphasizes that just as the belt is useless when it is spoiled, so too is Judah when it turns away from divine guidance. The message serves as a warning against unfaithfulness and a call for repentance, underscoring the importance of remaining in a covenant relationship with God. Ultimately, the chapter reveals God's desire for His people to be faithful and the inevitable judgment that follows their abandonment of Him.
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