Find the two evils in Jeremiah 2:13, fill the cup with what the Lord promises in Jeremiah 3, study one way to return, and shape a message for someone who has lost hope.
“Return … for I am merciful, saith the Lord.” Jeremiah 3:12
Your path through the lab0 of 4 activities completed
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Search the scriptures
Two evils
Read Jeremiah 2:13. A cistern is an area below ground made to store water. The Lord says His people “have committed two evils”. Choose the two.
Choose the two statements. You can change any answer.
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Search the scriptures
For those who return, He will …
Read Jeremiah 3:12–15, 22. Choose every ending that these verses support. Each one the Lord really says adds water to the cup.
The cup is empty.
For those who repent and turn to the Lord, He will …
First complete activity 1, then choose what the Lord says He will do.
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Study one passage
How do I return?
Each passage teaches something about turning to the Lord. Choose one to study.
Which words come from this passage and show a way to turn to the Lord?
First complete activity 2, then choose one passage.
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Take it to the journal
For Adan
In the student lesson, a young man named Adan “feels his life is like a broken cistern because of poor choices he has made in the past”. He feels distant from Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ and “is not hopeful for things to get any better”.
Choose one phrase you would share with Adan and one thing to add. Together they shape a page for your own journal.
A phrase from Jeremiah 3:
Something to add:
PRIVATE JOURNAL: Write your message outside this app. There is nowhere to type here, and nothing you choose is stored or sent; it disappears when the page is refreshed.
Complete activities 1 to 3, then choose one option from each row.
Original teaching aid, not official Church artwork. Copy the layout; the words are yours.
All four activities are complete. This shows activity progress only. Turning to the Saviour happens in your prayers, your choices and your journal, not on this page.
