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Jeremiah 29:11 Wallpaper
Free Jeremiah 29:11 wallpaper for phone and desktop — 6 styles of King James Version (KJV) scripture.
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All 6 styles and their file sizes
| Style | Phone | Desktop |
|---|---|---|
| Photo | 1080×1920 JPG | 1920×1080 JPG |
| Blue | 1080×1920 JPG | 1920×1080 JPG |
| Dark | 1080×1920 JPG | 1920×1080 JPG |
| Minimal | 1080×1920 JPG | 1920×1080 JPG |
| Aesthetic | 1080×1920 JPG | 1920×1080 JPG |
| Pink | 1080×1920 JPG | 1920×1080 JPG |
“For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the LORD, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end.”
Jeremiah 29:11 · KJV
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What Jeremiah 29:11 means
Jeremiah wrote this in a letter to Israelites exiled in Babylon, telling them to settle in for seventy years — and that God's intentions toward them were still good. "Thoughts of peace, and not of evil" points to a hope beyond their present hardship. In context it is a promise of God's long-range faithfulness, not a guarantee of immediate ease.
Frequently asked questions
What does Jeremiah 29:11 mean?
Jeremiah wrote this in a letter to Israelites exiled in Babylon, telling them to settle in for seventy years — and that God's intentions toward them were still good. "Thoughts of peace, and not of evil" points to a hope beyond their present hardship. In context it is a promise of God's long-range faithfulness, not a guarantee of immediate ease.
Which translation is this Jeremiah 29:11 wallpaper?
Jeremiah 29:11 is from the King James Version, first published in 1611 (this is the 1769 Blayney text, which is what almost every modern KJV edition reproduces). The verse text is public domain, so you can put it on a wallpaper, print it, or share it with no permission needed and no attribution required.
How do I set Jeremiah 29:11 as my wallpaper?
On iPhone, download the phone size, then open Settings → Wallpaper → Add New Wallpaper → Photos and pick the verse. On Android, save the image and long-press the home screen → Wallpapers. On desktop, download the desktop size, then right-click the file and choose “Set as desktop background” (Windows) or “Set Desktop Picture” (Mac).
What sizes and styles are available?
Each verse comes in phone (1080×1920) and desktop (1920×1080) sizes, in these styles: Photo, Blue, Dark, Minimal, Aesthetic, Pink. Pick a style and a size at the top of this page and the download button gives you that exact file.
Are these wallpapers free to use?
Yes — every Bible verse wallpaper on random-bible.com is free to download and use, with no sign-up. The verse text is from the public-domain King James Version (KJV).