| rdfs:comment | - Jeremiah is a member of the Cathedral High Order, usually met in the Los Angeles Vault in 2161.
- "You died, didn't you. That is what this is."
- He cannot be attacked by the player in the first room and the hidden path, but is hostile towards them in the first room as his intent was to chase them away so that they would not end up like him. However, if the normal path is taken, then players will face him as one of the many enemies alongside Lotus. Jeremiah has to be protected in the hidden room in order to face the hidden boss, Gumiho. If he dies to the Tiger Traders' and Maniacal Merchants' attacks, players will only face the default boss, Lotus.
- From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Jeremiah]] [[ירמיה#|ירמיה]] (yeermia), “‘Yahweh exalt’”).
- Jeremiah was a Bullfrog.
- Jeremiah is a fictional character in the Scary Movie franchise. He is played by actor John Reardon. Jeremiah is a citizen of the pseudo-Amish community of Henry Hale. When Brenda Meeks and Cindy Campbell go to the village in search the father of the ghost boy, Jeremiah became smitten with her even as she flirted back with him. He and Brenda had a relationship afterward, and he became the stepfather of Brenda's baby, who was actually the son of Zoltar, the brother of the Saw Villain.
- Jeremiah is the greatX100 grandfather of Jeremy Johnson. He also had a relationship with Constance. Jeremiah is Constance's crush whom appeared in "The Monster of Phineas-n-Ferbenstein". This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Es el ancestro de Jeremy Johnson, es muy parecido a el thumb|113px|Jeremiahen todos los sentidos esta enamorado de Constance antepasada de Candace, aparece El Monstruo de Phineas y Ferbenstein donde al final huye asustado de Constance que se convierte en un mostruo.
- Jeremiah is a character appearing in Pokémon: DP Galactic Battles.
- Jeremiah was a descendant of Benjamin, from a priestly family. He was a prophet who lived during one of the hardest times for the Jewish people. G-d touched Jeremiah’s lips and received the power of prophecies. Jeremiah was scared at first. He cried to G-d “I am just a boy.” Jeremiah quickly lost his fear and gave the prophecies to his people and to other nations regardless of the kings and their men. He told B’nai Yisrael to do Tishuva. He witnessed the fall of the Beit Hamikdash after his warnings and prophecies. We read the Book of Jeremiah on Tisha B'Av, as Haftorah Devarim.
- Jeremiah may refer to:
* The Franco-Belgian comic book series Jeremiah.
* The television series Jeremiah, loosely adapted from the comics.
* The Book of Jeremiah, one of the Old Testament prophets, in The Bible.
- Jeremiah is Constance's crush whom appeared in "The Monster of Phineas-n-Ferbenstein". He is the Jeremy lookalike in the Victorian age. He could be an ancestor of the modern Jeremy. He dressed as (or is) a vampire at the best monster contest.
- Jeremiah Peacecraft was an aristocrat at heart; an intelligent, noble man gifted in speechcraft. He was captain of The Prophecy, and lived onboard along with Shepard, Fuk Mi and his adopted daughter Sarah Peacecraft. He, like every other member of the Brotherhood of Steel and the Enclave, was killed when Blackout launched his Arrow N40 missiles.
- There is no known info on Jeremiah in the Comic Series, however he is featured in the novels. He is a Healer, and featured as a boss in some Missions.
- Jeremiah Jason is the adopted son of Linden Avery. His natural mother Marsha Jason joined the Community of Retribution and participated in the bonfire ritual. He was adopted by Linden shortly after. After the incident he develop a sort of dissociative disorder. In which during his mind would wander to the Land as an escape. Which then enabled him to construct Revelstone and Mount Thunder out of Legos. During his time in the Land, he learned magic and was able to create constructs.
- Jeremiah is a character in the Mafia III DLC Faster, Baby!.
- Jeremiah Herbert Witwicky was Born in 1917, the sixth kid in a family of eight sired by Clarence Brecht Witwicky. Jeremiah grew up in an environment of unspeakable poverty. His education ended in the third grade when he was forced to abandoned his academic pursuit to work as a field worker as the Great Depression loomed. Scraping by through his early life left him emotionally scarred, as he continuously was in panic of losing the meager sum he was able to earn working 18-hour days in grasshopper-infested fields.
- Jeremiah was the leader of a cult group hiding in Grey 17. Jeremiah came to the station with his followers around the time it was completed. When Garibaldi discovered them, he was presented to him and told who they were and why they were there. On their way down a corridor with two of his followers, Jeremiah continues to explain their purpose to Garibaldi. Needing to find a way out, Garibaldi fakes sickness bluffing away one of the guards and knocking the other out. Grabbing Jeremiah by the throat, he demands to be shown the way out. Hearing a strange sound, he tells Garibaldi about the Zarg and their means of dying through it. Using a pipe and a couple bullets from his Slugthrower, he improvises a kind of zip gun and kills the Zarg before it kills them. Presumably, Jeremiah and his follow
- Jeremiah seems to be a quite recent addition to St. Claire's homeless population. Close-lipped, keeping to himself, and dangerous-enough appearing to scare off most humans, there's no denying Jeremiah's Shadow Lord heritage. Most recently, Jeremiah's been Anruth on the East Coast doing cleanup work and disaster relief... until the Umbra dumped him back in St. Claire, right in front of Cate.
- After Robotnik's demise, Dulcy and Amy Rose, exploring a rough section of the still-rebuilding Mobotropolis in search of the library found by Jeremiah. Later, together with Uncle Chuck and Tails, they learned a great deal of Mobius's history, most notably the events leading to the Great War. During Dr. Eggman's invasion of Mobotropolis, Tails, refusing to abandon Jeremiah, took several other Mobians and convinced Jeremiah to leave on the condition that the books be transported to safety as well. (StH: #72, #73, #74, #76, #77, #78, #79)
- Jeremiah, the Holy Judge, was a True God. His spheres were justice, order and loyalty. Jeremiah was calm, collected and kind, but slow to act. The Pantheon had no officially recognised leader, but Jeremiah was frequently sought out to resolve conflicts between Gods and offer advice. A popular God, lip service was payed to Him by people from all walks of life. He was invoked particularly often by kings, nobles, officials and religious folk before passing judgement on someone, or by knights, crusaders and others who believe(d) they are fighting for a righteous cause.
- Jeremiah (Japanese: ジェレミア Jieremia) is a young and aspiring Pokemon Trainer hailing from Pallet Town in the Kanto. Jeremiah is also the central protagonist and title character of the series, Jeremiah's Pokemon Misadventures.
- Ninja 0n Fire (Jeremiah Pieschl) was a contractor for Bungie Studios. While he was contracting, he was known as the "Matchmaking DJ" -- setting up playlists, testing them, and putting them into the game to improve the Halo 2 matchmaking experience. His contract with Bungie has ended, but he still frequents Bungie.net. Ninja 0n Fire had his Bungie.net user name changed to Jeremiah shortly before his contract ended, but reasons as to why he had this done are unknown.
- Jeremiah looked up to his grandfather, and adopted his love of history. When Doctor Robotnik invaded Mobotropolis, Jeremiah not only evaded capture and roboticization, but, upon locating the city's abandoned library, secured it from being trashed or damaged and preserved his grandfather's book collection and other tomes detailing the history of Mobius throughout the time of Robotnik's reign.
- Jeremiah (Hebrew：יִרְמְיָה, Yirmĭyahu, meaning “Yahweh exalts”; Greek: Ιερεμιας; Latin: Jeremias; in English pronounced /dʒɛrɨˈmaɪ.ə/) was one of the prophets of the Hebrew Bible. His writings are put together in the Book of Jeremiah and traditionally, authorship of the Book of Lamentations is ascribed to him. God appointed Jeremiah to confront Judah and Jerusalem for the worship of idols and other violations of the covenant described in Deuteronomy. According to Jeremiah, the LORD declared that the covenant was broken and that God would bring upon Israel and Judah the curses of the covenant. Jeremiah’s job was to explain the reason for the impending disaster (destruction by the Babylonian army and captivity), “And when your people say, 'Why has the LORD our God done all these things to us
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| abstract | - Jeremiah is a member of the Cathedral High Order, usually met in the Los Angeles Vault in 2161.
- Ninja 0n Fire (Jeremiah Pieschl) was a contractor for Bungie Studios. While he was contracting, he was known as the "Matchmaking DJ" -- setting up playlists, testing them, and putting them into the game to improve the Halo 2 matchmaking experience. His contract with Bungie has ended, but he still frequents Bungie.net. Ninja 0n Fire had his Bungie.net user name changed to Jeremiah shortly before his contract ended, but reasons as to why he had this done are unknown. Ninja 0n Fire/Jeremiah has gold text and possesses the custom title "Space Ninja", which he had changed from "Playlist Fungineer" on 8.24.2011. He is currently working on a variety of projects for Bungie, including Bungie Mobile, Bungie Aerospace, and "other stuff."
- Jeremiah Herbert Witwicky was Born in 1917, the sixth kid in a family of eight sired by Clarence Brecht Witwicky. Jeremiah grew up in an environment of unspeakable poverty. His education ended in the third grade when he was forced to abandoned his academic pursuit to work as a field worker as the Great Depression loomed. Scraping by through his early life left him emotionally scarred, as he continuously was in panic of losing the meager sum he was able to earn working 18-hour days in grasshopper-infested fields. One day, while working in the fields, Jeremiah began complaining of back pains and a fever. He was found passed out in a field and was brought to a nearby hospital by other workers and diagnosed with pneumonia. During his few days in the hospital, delierious with fever, he had repeated visions of being visited by Jesus. When he recovered, he vowed to pursue a godly path in every aspect of his life. In 1935, he met his wife Margaret at a church. The courtship was minimum as both agreed that it was destined by God that they marry one another. In 1936 Jeremiah's wife gave birth to their first son, William. True to his promise to God when he was in the hospital, Jeremiah raised William as if he was on order from God. In his Biblical interpretation, Jeremiah raised William in an environment that stressed hard work, submission to God, and virtually devoid of play. Though not abusive, Jeremiah did not hesitate to "correct" his son with a switch or a belt if he thought he fell out of favor with his wishes. In 1939 Jeremiah's father Clarence committed suicide by taking a drug overdose and trying to slit his wrists. 22-year-old Jeremiah was severely affected by his death and the revelations of his father's cheating and debt. Personality-wise, Jeremiah was acutely paranoid, to the point where his fear of not living a godly lifestyle oftentimes took priority over forming a close bond with his sons. So paranoid was he that his family was deemed sinners in the eyes of God that he took his eldest son out one morning to burn an entire box of priceless family memorbelia from Jeremiah's grandfather, the celebrated and later-disgraced explorer Archibald Witwicky. Despite Jeremiah's best efforts, some looming heirlooms and newspaper articles still exist, detailing bits and pieces of Archibald's accomplishments, but they have been undiscovered for decades (this can partly be blamed on the future Witwicky line being ensnared in an intergalactic war). While William (Sparkplug) was obediant, he slowly began to envision how he would treat his sons when time would come for him to be a father. Jeremiah rarely expressed any affection for his son, but internally, he was relatively proud of his son's work ethic. The same couldn't be said for his second son, Ronald. Ron's incessant curiosity for new ideas and new ways of thinking ran in stark contrast with Jeremiah's increasingly radicalized "salt of the Earth" Biblical views. As an adolescent, Ron grew more rebellious of his fundamentalist uprbringing, enrolling in college, embracing the counter culture and eventually making a living in the music industry as a stage technician. His older brother employed more radical tactics to escape his father's fundamentalist trappings. When he was 16, he managed to "sneak" into the army and eventually fought in the Korean War. His rebellion proved costly as he was captured and spent months as a POW. After returning from the war, Sparkplug, ever the peacemaker, ended up lying to his parents and claimed that he enrolled in the military because he felt a patriotic duty to do so. When Sparkplug met Susan and eventually had two sons, William made a concerted effort to minimize their sons contact with Jeremiah as the progressive-leaning Susan always felt ill at ease around a man that she believed was utterly incapable of mirth. When Susan was tragically killed in a car accident, Jeremiah warned Sparkplug that Susan's death was not an accident, but a message from God to William. The message: you're straying from the "true path" to God and you will be punished. Sparkplug and Jeremiah's relationship over the years remained strained, but Sparkplug remained respectful, oftentimes hiding his anger toward his father. Still, Sparkplug took the best aspects of Jeremiah's parenting style (emphasizing hard work, respect for your elders), and did his best to shed Jeremiah's worst traits, which even with Susan, he knew Spike and Buster would require a vastly different type of parenting. Jeremiah grew more isolated and bitter as the years progressed. In one of his final trips out of the state, he visited Sparkplug in the hospital when Sparkplug was maintaining a near constant vigil near his son's side. Jumped by Frenzy at Spike's worksite, Sparkplug's son sustained injuries that required physicians to administer a medically-induced coma in order for him to survive. While Spike was clinging by a thread to his life, Jeremiah scolded Sparkplug, saying Spike's injuries were brought on by God for his obvious infatuation with "false idols" (read: Autobots) and God was striking him down to punish Sparkplug for not providing a more Godly background. He also admonished Sparkplug for his "failure" for raising Buster as he feared Buster was turning into a "long-haired, weak-willed, Godless deviant". In the late '90s, Jeremiah died in a state home. Though Sparkplug has tried to visit his father's grave and understand his father's intentions, he has yet to fully forgive all of his father's failings.
- "You died, didn't you. That is what this is."
- He cannot be attacked by the player in the first room and the hidden path, but is hostile towards them in the first room as his intent was to chase them away so that they would not end up like him. However, if the normal path is taken, then players will face him as one of the many enemies alongside Lotus. Jeremiah has to be protected in the hidden room in order to face the hidden boss, Gumiho. If he dies to the Tiger Traders' and Maniacal Merchants' attacks, players will only face the default boss, Lotus.
- Jeremiah looked up to his grandfather, and adopted his love of history. When Doctor Robotnik invaded Mobotropolis, Jeremiah not only evaded capture and roboticization, but, upon locating the city's abandoned library, secured it from being trashed or damaged and preserved his grandfather's book collection and other tomes detailing the history of Mobius throughout the time of Robotnik's reign. After Robotnik's demise, Dulcy and Amy Rose, exploring a rough section of the still-rebuilding Mobotropolis in search of the library, found Jeremiah, and they, later with Uncle Chuck and Tails, learned a great deal of secrets on Mobius's history, most notably the events leading to the Great War. During Doctor Eggman's invasion of Mobotropolis, Tails, refusing to abandon Jeremiah, took several other Mobians and convinced Jeremiah to leave on the condition that the books be transported to safety as well. Jeremiah and the books are currently residing in New Mobotropolis Library.
- From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Jeremiah]] [[ירמיה#|ירמיה]] (yeermia), “‘Yahweh exalt’”).
- Jeremiah was the leader of a cult group hiding in Grey 17. Jeremiah came to the station with his followers around the time it was completed. When Garibaldi discovered them, he was presented to him and told who they were and why they were there. On their way down a corridor with two of his followers, Jeremiah continues to explain their purpose to Garibaldi. Needing to find a way out, Garibaldi fakes sickness bluffing away one of the guards and knocking the other out. Grabbing Jeremiah by the throat, he demands to be shown the way out. Hearing a strange sound, he tells Garibaldi about the Zarg and their means of dying through it. Using a pipe and a couple bullets from his Slugthrower, he improvises a kind of zip gun and kills the Zarg before it kills them. Presumably, Jeremiah and his followers are rounded up and arrested.
- Jeremiah was a Bullfrog.
- Jeremiah seems to be a quite recent addition to St. Claire's homeless population. Close-lipped, keeping to himself, and dangerous-enough appearing to scare off most humans, there's no denying Jeremiah's Shadow Lord heritage. Most recently, Jeremiah's been Anruth on the East Coast doing cleanup work and disaster relief... until the Umbra dumped him back in St. Claire, right in front of Cate. On March 2nd, 2013, he was Judged and punished by Jack Salem and Paula Speaks-Through-Pager for his dishonorable and foolish actions while he was a Shadow Lord, with Maddie and Lefty as witnesses. He's been Jackaled for an indeterminate period of time, or until he leaves for good… which doesn't seem to be happening, although the Anruth has been doing a good job at laying low, not making waves, and being helpful and useful to his tribe while he's here. On March 31st, 2014, after much time of being on the edges of the city and involved only with his Tribe — having protected some of the edges of the city, done minor things, but nothing of great note to those other than the Bone Gnawers — Jeremiah left without asking for his punishment to be withdrawn, returning to Las Vegas once more, and thus far, hasn't come back. Except of course that for whatever reason it might be, Jeremiah didn't stay away for good… coming back. Go figure. He once again returned to St. Claire in early 2015, interacting mostly with his tribe and few others… and then he left again. And then he came back, hanging around the outskirts of the city and interacting with very few people for quite a while. ((write the rest of this later)) On January 4th, 2017, he and Felix joined a scouting party into the parking structure of the hospital where the ooze is. They drew the attention of the ooze and whatever else was down there and Jeremiah died fighting a gigantic mutated bear thing before they were all transported out of there.
- Jeremiah is a fictional character in the Scary Movie franchise. He is played by actor John Reardon. Jeremiah is a citizen of the pseudo-Amish community of Henry Hale. When Brenda Meeks and Cindy Campbell go to the village in search the father of the ghost boy, Jeremiah became smitten with her even as she flirted back with him. He and Brenda had a relationship afterward, and he became the stepfather of Brenda's baby, who was actually the son of Zoltar, the brother of the Saw Villain.
- Jeremiah is the greatX100 grandfather of Jeremy Johnson. He also had a relationship with Constance. Jeremiah is Constance's crush whom appeared in "The Monster of Phineas-n-Ferbenstein". This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Es el ancestro de Jeremy Johnson, es muy parecido a el thumb|113px|Jeremiahen todos los sentidos esta enamorado de Constance antepasada de Candace, aparece El Monstruo de Phineas y Ferbenstein donde al final huye asustado de Constance que se convierte en un mostruo.
- Jeremiah is a character appearing in Pokémon: DP Galactic Battles.
- Jeremiah was a descendant of Benjamin, from a priestly family. He was a prophet who lived during one of the hardest times for the Jewish people. G-d touched Jeremiah’s lips and received the power of prophecies. Jeremiah was scared at first. He cried to G-d “I am just a boy.” Jeremiah quickly lost his fear and gave the prophecies to his people and to other nations regardless of the kings and their men. He told B’nai Yisrael to do Tishuva. He witnessed the fall of the Beit Hamikdash after his warnings and prophecies. We read the Book of Jeremiah on Tisha B'Av, as Haftorah Devarim.
- Jeremiah may refer to:
* The Franco-Belgian comic book series Jeremiah.
* The television series Jeremiah, loosely adapted from the comics.
* The Book of Jeremiah, one of the Old Testament prophets, in The Bible.
- After Robotnik's demise, Dulcy and Amy Rose, exploring a rough section of the still-rebuilding Mobotropolis in search of the library found by Jeremiah. Later, together with Uncle Chuck and Tails, they learned a great deal of Mobius's history, most notably the events leading to the Great War. During Dr. Eggman's invasion of Mobotropolis, Tails, refusing to abandon Jeremiah, took several other Mobians and convinced Jeremiah to leave on the condition that the books be transported to safety as well. (StH: #72, #73, #74, #76, #77, #78, #79) Jeremiah and his books were eventually relocated to the New Mobotropolis Library. (StH: #178)
- Jeremiah (Japanese: ジェレミア Jieremia) is a young and aspiring Pokemon Trainer hailing from Pallet Town in the Kanto. Jeremiah is also the central protagonist and title character of the series, Jeremiah's Pokemon Misadventures. Jeremiah makes his debut as an average eleven-year-old boy who seeks adventure. One primary characteristic about Jeremiah his how naive he appears to be. In the beginning of his adventures, Jeremiah obviously didnt know much about the world around him and even admitted he had never left Pallet Town before. Jeremiah is also noted for being a rather energetic child who dislikes remaining still. Likewise, Jeremiah is also very adventurous as well as curious and is rather willing to learn about the world around him.
- Jeremiah is Constance's crush whom appeared in "The Monster of Phineas-n-Ferbenstein". He is the Jeremy lookalike in the Victorian age. He could be an ancestor of the modern Jeremy. He dressed as (or is) a vampire at the best monster contest.
- Jeremiah, the Holy Judge, was a True God. His spheres were justice, order and loyalty. Jeremiah was calm, collected and kind, but slow to act. The Pantheon had no officially recognised leader, but Jeremiah was frequently sought out to resolve conflicts between Gods and offer advice. A popular God, lip service was payed to Him by people from all walks of life. He was invoked particularly often by kings, nobles, officials and religious folk before passing judgement on someone, or by knights, crusaders and others who believe(d) they are fighting for a righteous cause. His holy symbols are a set of scales, or a radiant hammer. Known to be dead. Said to have “died of grief” in the early years of the Fall, some believe He committed suicide, though this belief is widely regarded as heretical. Jeremiah’s domains were moral rather than physical, so His death did not result in any immediate or obvious consequences. However, He was known to lend His power and assistance to other Gods, so when He died the world as a whole seemed to become less stable. Many believe evil and immorality increased following His death.
- Jeremiah Peacecraft was an aristocrat at heart; an intelligent, noble man gifted in speechcraft. He was captain of The Prophecy, and lived onboard along with Shepard, Fuk Mi and his adopted daughter Sarah Peacecraft. He, like every other member of the Brotherhood of Steel and the Enclave, was killed when Blackout launched his Arrow N40 missiles.
- There is no known info on Jeremiah in the Comic Series, however he is featured in the novels. He is a Healer, and featured as a boss in some Missions.
- Jeremiah (Hebrew：יִרְמְיָה, Yirmĭyahu, meaning “Yahweh exalts”; Greek: Ιερεμιας; Latin: Jeremias; in English pronounced /dʒɛrɨˈmaɪ.ə/) was one of the prophets of the Hebrew Bible. His writings are put together in the Book of Jeremiah and traditionally, authorship of the Book of Lamentations is ascribed to him. God appointed Jeremiah to confront Judah and Jerusalem for the worship of idols and other violations of the covenant described in Deuteronomy. According to Jeremiah, the LORD declared that the covenant was broken and that God would bring upon Israel and Judah the curses of the covenant. Jeremiah’s job was to explain the reason for the impending disaster (destruction by the Babylonian army and captivity), “And when your people say, 'Why has the LORD our God done all these things to us?' you shall say to them, 'As you have forsaken me and served foreign gods in your land, so you shall serve foreigners in a land that is not yours.'" The LORD said to Jeremiah: Get yourself ready! Stand up and say to them whatever I command you. Do not be terrified by them, or I will terrify you before them. Today I have made you a fortified city, an iron pillar and a bronze wall to stand against the whole land—against the kings of Judah, its officials, its priests and the people of the land. They will fight against you but will not overcome you, for I am with you and will rescue you, declares the LORD. – Jeremiah 1:17-19 (NIV) God’s personal prediction to Jeremiah, “Attack you they will, overcome you they can’t,” was fulfilled many times in the Biblical narrative as Jeremiah warned of destruction of those who continued to refuse repentance and accept more moderate consequences. In return for his adherence to God’s disciplines and speaking God’s words, Jeremiah was attacked by his own brothers, beaten and put into the stocks by a priest and false prophet, imprisoned by the king, threatened with death, thrown into a cistern by Judah’s officials, and opposed by a false prophet. Yet God was faithful to rescue Jeremiah from his enemies. For example, when his prophecies regarding the destruction of Judah and Jerusalem were fulfilled by Nebuchadnezzar’s army in 586 BC, Nebuchadnezzar ordered that Jeremiah be freed from prison and treated well. Judaism considers the Book of Jeremiah a part of its canon, and regards Jeremiah as the second of the major prophets. Christianity regards Jeremiah as a saint and as a prophet. The New Testament quotes Jeremiah, and it has been interpreted that Jeremiah “spiritualized and individualized religion and insisted upon the primacy of the individual’s relationship with God.”
- Jeremiah Jason is the adopted son of Linden Avery. His natural mother Marsha Jason joined the Community of Retribution and participated in the bonfire ritual. He was adopted by Linden shortly after. After the incident he develop a sort of dissociative disorder. In which during his mind would wander to the Land as an escape. Which then enabled him to construct Revelstone and Mount Thunder out of Legos. During his time in the Land, he learned magic and was able to create constructs.
- Jeremiah is a character in the Mafia III DLC Faster, Baby!.
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