#3109

Mentioned in 12 episodes

The book of Jeremiah

Introduction and Commentary

Book • 1960

Author

H. Cunliffe-Jones

This book provides an in-depth introduction and commentary on the Book of Jeremiah, a major prophetic book in the Hebrew Bible.

Written by H. Cunliffe-Jones, the work is a scholarly analysis that explores the historical, theological, and literary aspects of Jeremiah's prophecies.

Published in 1961, it remains a valuable resource for biblical studies and theological research.

Mentioned by

Tim Mackie

Jerusalem Demsas

Erwin Raphael McManus

Mentioned in 12 episodes

Mentioned by

Ali Siadatan

as the longest book of the Old Testament, describing the judgment resulting from worship of other beings.

64 snips

EP: 360 The Two Creations: Elohim, Pre-Adamites, and Hidden Biblical Narratives with Ali Siadatan

Mentioned by

Tim Mackie

when discussing the structure of the Hebrew Bible.

56 snips

What Made the Tribe of Levi Special? – Numbers E1

Mentioned by Father Mike when discussing the spirit of rebellion and the importance of heeding God's word.

38 snips

Day 228: The Watchman's Duty (2025)

Mentioned as one of the books being read from in the podcast episode.

28 snips

Day 257: Choose to Love (2025)

Mentioned by Fr. Mike as the beginning of the reading of the prophet Jeremiah.

24 snips

Day 224: The Weeping Prophet (2025)

Mentioned by

Jerusalem Demsas

when discussing 'Jeremiad', which is a speech coming from it.

21 snips

JD Vance and the Post-Liberal Right's War on America

Mentioned by Fr. Mike when stating that Jeremiah chapter 51 is one of the longest chapters in the entire book of Jeremiah.

17 snips

Day 256: Hard Seasons (2025)

Mentioned by

Erwin Raphael McManus

, Jeremiah 20:9 became his life verse, representing a fire burning in his heart.

16 snips

#093 Under Construction: The Human Problem

Referenced by Father

Mike Schmitz

, quoting Hebrews, regarding God's promise to establish a new covenant.

Day 258: The New Law (2025)

Mentioned as a source of hope for Daniel, where God promised the people would be in Babylon for 70 years.

How to Pray in a Crisis - Part 1

Mentioned by

Paul Anleitner

, referencing an excerpt where the prophet Jeremiah gives instructions to people in Babylon.

Clay Routledge | Religion, Story, & Saving Civilization

Mentioned by Pastor

Earl McClellan

when referencing a specific chapter in his sermon.

Gateway Church Live | "He Found Me" by Earl McClellan | January 6

Mentioned as a reference point to confirm that Israel never followed the commandment to let the land rest.

Exodus 23:1-13

Mentioned that people think that Jesus wrote a scripture from it where God said that he would record people's sins in the ground.

The Author - Part 2 - Pastor Raymond Woodward

Neville Goddard

references it in connection to The anger of the Lord will not turn back until he has executed and accomplished the intents of his mind.

Neville Goddard: Grace Vs law (1963 Lecture)

Mentioned by Pastor Rick when explaining the consequences of not obeying the year of Jubilee.

Helping Others Like Jesus—Part Two

Mentioned by

Pastor Rick Warren

as the book Daniel studied to understand God's promise of returning the people to Israel after 70 years.

How to Pray in a Crisis - Part One

Mentioned by

Jared Byas

in relation to the historical context of Jonah.

Episode 123: Jared Byas - Rediscovering Jonah - Part 1

Referenced by Dr. Lloyd-Jones to illustrate the principles of intercessory prayer.

Intercessory Prayer

Mentioned by

Barry Black

in the context of discussing God's plan for our lives.

Hour 1: Finding Purpose in Adversity

The AI-powered Podcast Player

Save insights by tapping your headphones, chat with episodes, discover the best highlights - and more!

Get the app