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Jeremiah 17:12 · BSB
17:12 A glorious throne, exalted from the beginning, is the place of our sanctuary.
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…of eternity. And God said, I love you too much to let your purpose and your my plans for your life to go down the drain. And so what is we read inJeremiah chapter 17, here's what it contrasts. He says, Cursed is the man. That's a strong word, but but but the way I would say it today is this hard is the path.…
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…back a little bit? Because there's going to be two different types of people. Yeah, let's go to verse 5. There's going to be a case study here inJeremiah chapter 17. I really love this case study. The case study is between two different people. One who trusts the Lord, who puts their faith in the Lord, and one…
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…only great into the extent that we live up to the principles that God designed us to live by. As followers of Jesus, we must remember the words ofJeremiah chapter 17and verse 9. The heart is deceitful above all things and desperately sick. Who can understand it? Ellen White, writing after the Civil War, writing…
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…day. Their framework for the thought and imagination is their heart was evil continually. That illustrates to us exactly what Jeremiah told us inJeremiah chapter 17and verse 9, where the Old Testament prophet there describes the condition of the human heart in these words. He said, The heart is deceitful above…
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…to experience God's love, grow in God's love, and give that love back to each other. We're gonna go back to our scripture in Jeremiah. So turn toJeremiah chapter 17, verses instead of seven, we're actually gonna do verse five. But before that, I want to read something to you because I want to honor this…
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…want to tell you that that is absolute terrible unbiblical advice. If y'all will turn me to Jeremiah, the book of Jeremiah. Right after Isaiah. InJeremiah chapter 17, there's a verse of scripture that reminds us of our position that in the modern world that you and I live in, people say something, well, you just…
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…show that God is not looking for a qualification, but a heart posture of people that will serve him in every single way. It says in the scriptures,Jeremiah chapter 17, the human heart is the most deceitful of all things and desperately wicked. Encouraging scripture this morning, right, church? Who really knows…
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…It's just that sensitive. You know, here's a little, here's a here's a little, well, okay, okay. Um I realize time is of the essence. Turn toJeremiah chapter 17and verse 9. Let's talk about the condition you all are in. Just because this thing is screeching, it doesn't mean I just feel like it's gonna be…
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…we see the depravity of our hearts and our actions. We should never underestimate what our hearts can conceive. That's what the Bible tells us.Jeremiah chapter 17. The heart is deceitful above all things, desperately sick. Who can understand it? Genesis chapter 6 The Lord saw that the wickedness of man was…
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your attention to the book of Jeremiah. Prepare ourselves for the Lord's supper. Jeremiah 17.Jeremiah chapter 17. It's a long chapter. I'm not going to I'll just read the first part, then we'll get started. Jeremiah chapter 17, the sin of Judah is written with…
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…to lose our ground, to not know where we're going, to wander off the path that God has called us to. Why is that? Why does the heart wander? Well,Jeremiah chapter 17and verse 9, it says the heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked, who can know it? Well, God can know it, He can search out the…
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…life, we're going to be talking about this, spiritual preparedness for abundant life in times of trouble. And we're going to be looking at it fromJeremiah chapter 17, predominantly in verses 7 through 8. Now, I know that in this room right now, there are people who are in troubled times. I know because I'm a…
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…and that you're not afraid and discouraged. So the question is, is do you know who is with you? Or are you trying to do it on your own? InJeremiah chapter 17, verses seven and eight, it says, but blessed are those who trust in the Lord. That's me. Say, that's me. That's me. I hope it's you because…
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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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…whose names are written in the ground have turned away from the Lord, the spring of living water. Maybe Jesus is referencing this passage fromJeremiah, chapter 17. I love it, whatever he's doing, though they get it and they're like okay. So then at this it says, those who heard this begin to walk away, one at…
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…in Genesis 6, God saw mankind and he said this every intention of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually. And God, through his prophetJeremiah chapter 17, said this the heart is deceitful above all things and desperately sick. Who can understand it? And God's word says that we all sin because we are…
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…way, or I talked that way, or I treated people a certain way because I had some things going on in my own heart that I didn't know. This is whyJeremiah chapter 17says famously, the heart is deceitful above all things and desperately wicked. Who can know it? Right. About that in terms of other people, but we…
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…he wants you to be in harvest he wants open doors for you he wants opportunities he wants supernatural things to come your way he wants like thatJeremiah chapter 17where it doesn't matter what season you are your leaves are gonna be green you won't you won't with her you're gonna be by the river and everything…
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…in life that motivate us in our desires of something but the reality is we can guarantee the accuracy of the word of God because look over toJeremiah chapter 17Jeremiah 17 and verse 9 says the heart is deceitful above all things and desperately wicked who can know it you know what sometimes we don't even…
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…the Lord would have you to do right now? Oh, no, but I'm going to wait until this situation arises, and this works itself out, or that happens.Jeremiah chapter 17, Jeremiah also was a wise man. They call him the weeping prophet because he had such a rough life as he was serving the Lord. In Jeremiah chapter…
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