Jeremiah 7

Berean Standard Bible · Compare translations · 609 BC – 608 BC · Judah alone · Tap a verse to copy, share or highlight ·

34 verses · 947 words · ~5 min read · ~6 min listen

Jeremiahʼs Message at the Temple Gate

Judahʼs Idolatry Persists

The Valley of Slaughter

Footnotes (3)
  1. a v11 Cited in Matthew 21:13,Mark 11:17,and Luke 19:46
  2. b v13 Literally I have spoken to you, rising up early and speaking,
  3. c v25 Literally I have sent you all My servants the prophets daily, rising up early and sending (them).

Study notes on this chapter · 1

QuotationLinked by the New Testament

A house of prayer for all nations

When Jesus drives traders from the temple courts he combines two prophetic texts: Isaiah's promise that the temple would be a house of prayer for all nations, and Jeremiah's charge that it had become a den of robbers.

When: Isaiah, c. 700–540 BC; Jeremiah's temple sermon, c. 609 BC; temple cleansing in Jesus' last week, c. AD 30–33.

Original passageIsaiah 56:7Jeremiah 7:11
Where the New Testament applies itMark 11:15–17Matthew 21:12–13Luke 19:45–46

Editorial note by BibleWay. Interpretations vary; dates are approximate scholarly estimates.

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