God gifted Jeremiah and equipped him to be a prophet to the nations, and he preached to reach the heart of God's people from between 627 BC until after the fall of Jerusalem in 586 BC. In The Pictorial Preaching of the Prophet Jeremiah, author Dr. Randy A. Mauney captures the essence of Jeremiah's life and purpose and shows how he remained faithful to God, even through tough times.
The Pictorial Preaching of the Prophet Jeremiah discusses thirteen of the word picture and object lesson messages Jeremiah used to convey his teachings. It provides insight into the history of such stories as the search for righteous man, the sermon at the gate, the summon of the women, the soiled girdle, and the staggering drunk and smashed wineskins. Mauney applies the lessons to present-day America and shows how Jeremiah's message, the Word of God, can help both Christians and non-Christians.
Doubling as a commentary of the book of Jeremiah, The Pictorial Preaching of the Prophet Jeremiah shows the true purpose of the ministry of Jeremiah to the nation of Judah. It discusses the similarities between Judah in history and America in the present and provides a refreshing view of the Old Testament prophets and how God uses preachers and pastors today.