Peter: Alright, everyone, let's get started on the summary for Jeremiah 6.

Lois: Oh, no. Not Jeremiah again.

Brian: I know, but I think it's important to get this one right.

Stewie: What does it say?

Peter: Well, it starts off with the Lord commanding the people of Judah to stop living wickedly and to "Circumcise yourselves to the Lord..."

Lois: What?!

Brian: I know, but it's a metaphor. It means to rid yourself of your sins.

Stewie: Hm, I guess that makes sense.

Peter: Right, so then the Lord says that "if you do not obey, I will make the land a desolate waste." And then God tells the people that the people of the north are coming and they will "devour the land and all that is in it."

Lois: Oh my goodness. That's terrible.

Brian: Yes, it is. But the Lord also promises to protect his people and to save them from their enemies.

Stewie: Well, that's a relief.

Peter: Yeah, and then the chapter ends with a warning to the people to not harden their hearts and to listen to the words of the Lord.

Lois: Wow, that's pretty powerful.

Brian: Indeed it is.

Stewie: You know, I think I've heard that line somewhere before. Wasn't that in the movie "The Lion King"?