In Jeremiah 18, the Lord uses this example of a potter and clay to warn the people of Judah about the consequences of their sin.

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God sent Jeremiah to the potter's house in order to learn a lesson. We can picture what he saw there: a potter, and a lump of clay formless, gritty, ugly.

Jeremiah was sent down to the potter's house, and there he saw three simple things, conveying to him a fantastic lesson.

Jeremiah is a watchmen and intercessor between the people and God's judgment, shouting a warning of the consequences of sin and how to avoid said consequences.

David Guzik commentary on Jeremiah 18, where Jeremiah visits the potter's house, where he receives a lesson on how a new work will be done in Israel.

God invites Jeremiah to enter a potter's shed and there observe the potter working with clay, so that Jeremiah may better hear God's words.

God instructed Jeremiah to go and watch a potter working at his wheel. He wanted Jeremiah, and us, to learn something from how the potter worked with the clay.

We are the clay in the hands of our Father Who is shaping, moulding, forming, and completing us into the person He wants us to be - a vessel fit for His use.

Jeremiah 18:1-6 · 1. Our lives are not controlled by chance or luck, but by God. · 2. He arranges the circumstances of life that molds us. · 3. We may, at times, ...