Come, Follow Me · Old Testament · Lesson 44
“I Will Turn Their Mourning into Joy”
Jeremiah 31–33; 36–38; Lamentations 1; 3
October 26–November 1, 2026 · 7 daily challenges
📖 Read this week's lessonA short, free quiz for each day of this week's Come, Follow Me lesson: five questions a day from Jeremiah 31–33; 36–38; Lamentations 1; 3, a “live it” question on Saturday, and a General Conference talk on Sunday. No sign-up — play in about a minute, then share your score with your family or ward group.
- Day 1 · MondayI Will Write It in Their HeartsJeremiah 31 Play ▶
- Day 2 · TuesdayCall Unto MeJeremiah 32–33 Play ▶
- Day 3 · WednesdayThe Word Cannot Be BurnedJeremiah 36 Play ▶
- Day 4 · ThursdayPulled Up Out of the DungeonJeremiah 38 Play ▶
- Day 5 · FridayNew Every MorningLamentations 1; 3 Play ▶
- Day 6 · SaturdayA Law Written in the HeartLive this week's lesson Play ▶
- Day 7 · Sunday“Covenants”Russell M. Nelson, October 2011 General Conference Play ▶
“I will put my law in their inward parts, and write it in their hearts.” — Jeremiah 31:33
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Day 1 · I Will Write It in Their Hearts
- The new covenant: “I will put my law in their inward parts, and write it in their ____.”
- Under this new covenant, who will know the Lord, according to Jeremiah 31?
- What does the Lord promise regarding former sins under this new covenant?
- Jeremiah 31 compares Israel's gathering to what kind of joyful scene?
- What does the Lord compare His covenant with Israel to, promising its permanence in Jeremiah 31?
Day 2 · Call Unto Me
- “Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and shew thee great and ____ things, which thou knowest not.”
- Why did Jeremiah buy a field in Anathoth while Jerusalem was under siege?
- What does Jeremiah declare of the Lord in his prayer in chapter 32?
- What title does Jeremiah 33 give to the coming Messiah, the righteous ruler from David's line?
- What promise does Jeremiah 33 give regarding David's throne?
Day 3 · The Word Cannot Be Burned
- What did King Jehoiakim do with the scroll of Jeremiah's prophecies as it was read to him?
- Who first wrote down Jeremiah's spoken prophecies onto the scroll?
- What did the Lord command after the first scroll was burned?
- What happened to the second scroll compared to the first, according to Jeremiah 36?
- What warning did the Lord pronounce on Jehoiakim for burning the scroll?
Day 4 · Pulled Up Out of the Dungeon
- Why was Jeremiah cast into a miry dungeon?
- Who pulled Jeremiah out of the miry dungeon with cords and old rags?
- What did Ebed-melech use to cushion the cords under Jeremiah's arms?
- What did the Lord later promise Ebed-melech for his courage?
- What did King Zedekiah secretly ask Jeremiah, even while keeping him imprisoned?
Day 5 · New Every Morning
- How does Lamentations 1 open, describing fallen Jerusalem?
- What does Lamentations 3 say of the Lord's mercies, even amid such deep sorrow?
- “They are new every ____: great is thy faithfulness.”
- What does the writer of Lamentations 3 say is good to do, even in affliction?
- What does Lamentations 3 say the Lord does not do forever?
Day 6 · A Law Written in the Heart
- Jeremiah prophesied of a “new covenant” in which the Lord would write His law “in their hearts,” rather than simply on tablets of stone. What does this teach about true gospel living?
- Jeremiah foretold a new covenant in which the Lord would “write [his law] in their hearts.” What does this teach about the gospel's power?
- Even amid the sorrow of Lamentations, Jeremiah affirms, “his compassions fail not. They are new every morning.” What can we hold onto in hard times?
Day 7 · “Covenants”
- President Russell M. Nelson taught that when we realize we are children of the covenant, we know what?
- President Nelson taught that when we realize we are “children of the covenant,” we come to know what?
- Through the story of Sister Efimov, sealed to her husband before his early death, President Nelson testified that temple covenants do what?