Jer 18:14-15 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for Jer 18:14-15: 18:14-15 The answer to these two rhetorical questions was “No.” The snow and the streams of the mountaintops of Lebanon were perennially reliable. By contrast, the Lord’s people were not so reliable . • The ancient highways represented a life of faithfulness to the covenant (6:16 ), while the muddy paths symbolized a life of self-serving paganism.

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‏ Jeremiah 18:14-15

Summary for Jer 18:14-15: 18:14-15 ^a The answer to these two rhetorical questions was “No.” The snow and the streams of the mountaintops of Lebanon were perennially reliable. By contrast, the Lord’s people were not so reliable.

• The ancient highways represented a life of faithfulness to the covenant (6:16 ^b), while the muddy paths symbolized a life of self-serving paganism.