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…chariots and people more numerous than you, do not be afraid of them, for the Lord your God who brought you up from the land of Egypt is with you.Jeremiah 17, verse 7, blessed is a man who trusts in the Lord, who trusts in the Lord, doubly repeated. It's the same thing that the Psalms train us in. Psalms 28,…
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…term, all right? It's a descriptive term for the inner life of a person, not a physical organ. When the Bible says the heart of man, like inJeremiah 17 verse 9, Jeremiah 17 verse 9 talks about the deceitfulness of a man's heart. He's not talking about that heart that palms blow, all right? Says the heart…
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…important. No one can tell you no. And so go out and get it. Listen to your heart. Well, the Bible says something a little bit different than that.Jeremiah 17, verse 9. It tells us the heart is deceitful above all things and desperately sick. Who can understand it? And we're never once in the Bible told to trust…
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…and then we'll close. When God is your foundation, you cannot be moved, You cannot be shaken. Jeremiah 17. I'll have you turn to this last passage.Jeremiah 17, verses 5 through 8. These are some of my life verses. Jeremiah 17, verses 5 through 8. This passage says, Thus saith the Lord, cursed be the man that trusted the man,…
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…and you may want to do this this week when you get or tonight or whenever but chapter 17 if you compare that verse 1 with jeremiah 51 verse 13jeremiah 17 verse 2and if you compare verse 4 with jeremiah 51 7 and 18 7 and there's so many others that you can look at and compare what it's talking about, the…
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…believing, healing for backsliding, right? People who are drawing away. So backsliding, talking about people who reject God. Another scriptures,Jeremiah 17, verse 14. I know someone might be asking, is it only sin that God heals? No, we are just starting from here. God heals the physical sickness too, because…
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…seemeth right onto a man, but the ends thereof are the ways of death. Man allows himself to be LED astray by his own wicked and deceitful heart.Jeremiah 17 verse 9is a fundamental verse. Never get away from at the heart of man. Deceitful, deceitful, above all things, desperately wicked. Who can know it?…
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…we are to put on the whole armor of God, because it's the only way for us to listen to the Holy Spirit. And so the Bible makes it clear for us,Jeremiah 17, verse 9and 10. He's talking about the heart, and he says, Who can know your heart? For it is deceitful above all things and desperately wicked. Proverbs…
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…want to hear a plankton rendition of what God is saying and sometimes he can do it maybe by extension. We could say feelings are the same way.Jeremiah 17:9Proverbs 3:5. Jeremiah says nothing is sicker than the human heart. Proverbs 3:5 is trust in the Lord, with all your might and lean not on your own…
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…of course he would. So I felt that came out me very, very hard. The reason is a heart, let's listen to what scripture says about the heartJeremiah 17:9and 10. The heart is deceitful. So let me just because I'm not sure you're listening, this is not about other people. That's one of the great…
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…you have to know the problem. There has to be a problem that exists. The prophet Jeremiah uh describes the problem with the human heart this way,Jeremiah chapter 17, verse 9. He says, the human heart is the most deceitful of all things and desperately wicked. Who really knows how bad it is? With that single verse,…
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…Jonathan, and thanks for downloading the FB El Dorado Sermon Podcast. In today's sermon, we wrap up our series of We the Church by looking atJeremiah chapter 17, verses 7and 8, as we learn together that we can and we will endure. That, my friends, is the face of endurance. That's James Lawrence. But his friends call…
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…appreciate how God's command to repent includes every aspect of who we are. Turn now with me in your copies of God's word to the book of Jeremiah.Jeremiah chapter 17, and think of that familiar description of our hearts there in verse nine, the heart is deceitful above all things and desperately sick. Who can…
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…we must grow deep roots that produce good fruit. We must grow deep roots that produce good fruit. Check out what the prophet Jeremiah says inJeremiah chapter 17. This is verses 7 and 8. Jeremiah says this. He says, But blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord, whose confidence is in him. They will be like…
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