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For your name's sake do not despise us; do not dishonor the throne of your glory. Remember us. Do not break your covenant with us! (Jeremiah 14, 21)
And they will answer, "Because they broke their covenant with Yahweh, their God, and worshiped and served other gods!" (Jeremiah 22, 9)
The time is coming - it is Yahweh who speaks - when I will forge a new covenant with the people of Israel and the people of Judah. (Jeremiah 31, 31)
It will not be like the one I made with their fathers when I took them by the hand and led them out of Egypt. For they broke my covenant although I was their Lord. (Jeremiah 31, 32)
This is the covenant I shall make with Israel after that time: I will put my Law within them and write it on their hearts; I will be their God and they will be my people. (Jeremiah 31, 33)
I will forge an eternal covenant with them by which I shall never cease to do them good and I shall place my fear in their heart so that they may never turn away from me. (Jeremiah 32, 40)
"If you are able to break my covenant with the day or my covenant with the night so that night and day would not follow at their appointed times, (Jeremiah 33, 20)
then might my covenant with David my servant be broken. Only then would there be no descendant to reign on his throne and no priests or Levites to minister before me. (Jeremiah 33, 21)
But Yahweh says: If I have not established my covenant with day and night, if I have not fixed the laws of the heavens and the earth, (Jeremiah 33, 25)
"Yahweh the God of Israel says this: I made a covenant with your fathers the day I brought them out of Egypt from the house of slavery and I said: (Jeremiah 34, 13)
Recently you repented and did what was right in my sight when each one proclaimed the freedom of his slave and you made a covenant with me in the House where my Name rests. (Jeremiah 34, 15)
The men who have sinned against my covenant, who have not observed the terms of the alliance they made before me, I will liken them to the calf they cut in two and then walked between its halves. (Jeremiah 34, 18)