Jer 6:22-23 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for Jer 6:22-30: 6:22-30 This dialogue between Jeremiah and the Lord probably took place at the beginning of the Babylonian invasion in 605 BC . In these three poems, Jeremiah declares the Lord’s message (6:22-23 ), identifies with his people’s fear, and urges them to repent quickly (6:24-26 ). He then receives a heart-to-heart message from the Lord (6:27-30 ). Summary for Jer 6:22-23: 6:22-23 The Lord reminded the people that the impending invasion was not fictitious; the soldiers had real bows and spears (Isa 13:18 ). • sound like a roaring sea: The sound of tens of thousands of soldiers with cavalry and chariots must have been terrifying (Isa 5:27-30 ).

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‏ Jeremiah 6:22-23

Summary for Jer 6:22-30: 6:22-30 ^a This dialogue between Jeremiah and the Lord probably took place at the beginning of the Babylonian invasion in 605 BC. In these three poems, Jeremiah declares the Lord’s message (6:22-23 ^b), identifies with his people’s fear, and urges them to repent quickly (6:24-26 ^c). He then receives a heart-to-heart message from the Lord (6:27-30 ^d).
Summary for Jer 6:22-23: 6:22-23 ^e The Lord reminded the people that the impending invasion was not fictitious; the soldiers had real bows and spears (Isa 13:18 ^f).

• sound like a roaring sea: The sound of tens of thousands of soldiers with cavalry and chariots must have been terrifying (Isa 5:27-30 ^g).