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Jeremiah 17:13 · BSB
17:13 O LORD, the hope of Israel, all who abandon You will be put to shame. All who turn away will be written in the dust, for they have abandoned the LORD, the fountain of living water.
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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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…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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…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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…is not really from a good heart because our hearts full of all this junk that's there. Let's flip to Jeremiah. We'll close with these scriptures.Jeremiah chapter 17, nine is the passage I just read to you. Jeremiah chapter 17, Jeremiah chapter 17, verse one, that's in the Old Testament. God is getting on to…
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…him, for what his hands have dealt out shall be done to him. So well with the righteous, ill with the wicked, according to their deeds. The prophetJeremiah, chapter 17and verse 10. I, the Lord, search the heart and test the mind to give every man according to his ways, according to the fruit of his deeds. Not…
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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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…say no purpose of yours can be thwarted. Jeremiah, all J's, so it's easy to follow and remember. He was one who trusted the Lord. Have a look atJeremiah chapter 17. Jeremiah was a prophet called by God to speak a message to the people. It wasn't an easy message, it was a message of judgment. His message was…
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…ways that people relate to God. You relate out of your old, I call your old heart, your natural heart, which is true. The Bible talks about it inJeremiah chapter 17. It says this it says, the heart is deceitful above all things and desperately sick. Who can understand it? I, the Lord, search the heart and test…
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…need for the grace of God. Isn't that right? Now, another passage that I could recite as we kind of work our way into this text is I could reciteJeremiah chapter 17, 9. How many of you know that one? The heart is deceitful above all things and desperately wicked. Who can know it? Your heart is an absolute black…
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…it kind of hammers on this point. Only God really knows what's going on inside of a person. Keep your finger there in John chapter 2 and go back toJeremiah chapter 17. Jeremiah really tags us about three or four times, and I just chose one of them. A good passage, but one that is repeated. Jeremiah chapter 17,…
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…Let me point out several misunderstandings that our culture foists off on us. And I want you to think with me just for a moment to a passage inJeremiah chapter 17, 9, where it says this, The heart, does anybody remember the remainder of it? How many of you know Jeremiah 17, 9? Raise your hands and wave at me.…
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…your Bible to look at another passage that I think is very significant in relationship to this question. Turn over in your Bible, if you would, toJeremiah chapter 17. One of the things that goes with pastoral ministry, and I think back over 30 years of ministry and the countless opportunities I've had of…
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