We are the clay and God is the potter. He used this analogy to teach Jeremiah about the process of human destiny and restoration.

Although the process may be painful, there is no vessel that God cannot redeem.

The writer of Romans poses, “Hath not the potter power over the clay?” [Rom. 9:21]

This is a great motivation to pray for the lives of loved ones, asking the Potter to exercise His power over that marred vessel, that lump of clay. I KNOW He can do it.

READ: Jer. 18-21