The prophet Hananiah from Gibeon publicly contradicts Jeremiah, promising that within two years God will break Babylon's yoke and return the exiles and temple vessels. He breaks Jeremiah's yoke-bars. Jeremiah departs; later God sends him back: Hananiah has replaced wooden bars with iron. Hananiah shall die that year for speaking rebellion against the LORD—and he dies within two months.
Read Jeremiah Chapter 28 Summary
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Position in Book
Call and Early MinistryChapters 1-6
Conflict and PersecutionChapters 7-29
Temple sermon, symbolic acts, opposition from leaders, false prophets.
Hope and RestorationChapters 30-33
Fall of JerusalemChapters 34-45
Oracles Against NationsChapters 46-51
Historical AppendixChapters 52




