The Bible — notes and cross-references in Jeremiah | Interpretation and commentary to chapter 14

14:1¹ drought

Jehovah’s punishing Israel with drought (Jer. 3:3a) was a curse for Israel’s breaking of Jehovah’s covenant (Deut. 11:17; 28:23). It was the ceasing of God’s heavenly supply to the earth. Such a thing took place during the time of Elijah (1 Kings 17:1), and it will happen again in the future (Rev. 11:6a; Zech. 14:17-18).
14:3^a no

1 Kings 17:7; Amos 4:8; cf. Jer. 2:13
14:7^a name’s

Psa. 25:11
14:8^a Hope

Jer. 17:13
14:9^a midst

Exo. 29:45-46; Lev. 26:11-12
14:9^b name

Isa. 43:7; Dan. 9:19; Acts 15:17
14:10^a remember

Hosea 8:13; 9:9
14:11^a pray

Exo. 32:10; Jer. 7:16; 11:14; 1 John 5:16
14:14^a falsehood

Jer. 23:25; 27:10, 15; 29:9, 21; Matt. 7:15
14:17¹ my

The prophet was one with the punishing God to sympathize with the people. See note Jer. 9:1¹ and note Jer. 9:18¹.
14:17^a tears

Jer. 9:1; 13:17; Lam. 1:16; 2:18
14:19^a rejected

Lam. 5:22
14:19^b We

Jer. 8:15
14:20^a sinned

Neh. 1:6; Psa. 106:6; Dan. 9:8
14:22^a vanities

Deut. 32:21; 1 Sam. 12:21; Acts 14:15