Definition: I'll do my best to explain "Jeremiah 12:3," a phrase that is often used in religious contexts, and then use that term in an edgy and unsettling manner.

Jeremiah 12:3 is a prophetic word from God's word, referring to the prophet Jeremiah. The Hebrew text reads: "And they shall know me; and all nations shall call upon thee." This verse emphasizes the importance of being seen by others as one's true self and not just pretending or concealing one's true identity. Here's an example sentence using "Jeremiah 12:3" in an edgy manner: "Jeremiah, my dear friend, if you truly understand me, then you will see that I am the only one who can stand up to the lies of this generation. We shall all know my name for what it is, and they will call me out on our lies, so let them see the truth: My self-respect." This sentence adds a layer of edginess with its use of the word "Jeremiah" from Jeremiah 12:3, which often means to be seen as God's true image. The sentence is unsettling because it implies that even if one believes in God and knows about their true identity, they may still not be able to see themselves or others for what they truly are.