verses 19–20 Here’s the key! Jeremiah continually thinks of his misery. No wonder he’s depressed. It’s not all the awful events in his life that are causing his grief; it’s his choice of thoughts about these events, his Self-Talk, that determines what he is feeling. But now Jeremiah begins to change. Perhaps he becomes aware of his choice to continue to grovel in bitterness. And that awareness allows him to reverse the pattern of his thoughts. Verse 21 says: But this I call to mind, and therefore I have