Jeremiah watches a potter reshape a marred vessel into something new rather than discarding the clay entirely. The image becomes a direct metaphor for how God can still reshape a nation rather than simply destroying it outright. The chapter closes, t...
Mystical & Allegorical<b>that he was making of clay</b> That he was making of the clay was spoiled in the potter’s hand while it was still wet, and this is an inverted verse.
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