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Jeremiah 17:5 · BSB
17:5 This is what the LORD says: “Cursed is the man who trusts in mankind, who makes mere flesh his strength and turns his heart from the LORD.
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…it had no moisture. It had no root, it didn't send down its roots. We need to be inspecting our hearts, inspecting the desires that we have. InJeremiah chapter 17, verse 5, we see some imagery about shrubs in the desert. And Jeremiah says, Cursed is the man who trusts in man and makes flesh his strength, whose heart…
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…in this life. Source. Jeremiah 17 probably gives us the clearest picture of two people, two different sources, and two very different outcomes.Jeremiah 17:58 says this about the first man. Thus says the Lord, cursed is the man who trusts in man. Pretty heavy language, right? Cursed is the man who…
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…who puts their faith in the Lord, and one who doesn't. And you're going to see the blessing and the curse of each person. Look at this. It says,Jeremiah 17 verse 5. Thus saith the Lord, cursed is the man who trusts in man. So we're starting off really bad here. This is someone who's putting their faith in…
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…to a place where we make a confession that is based on the unlimited God. Instead of man who is limited, a confession based on the unlimited God.Jeremiah 17, verse 5and 7 says, Cast is he who trusts whose trust is in man. A warning against making human strength, human systems, or even our own abilities the…
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…translation used to just be the New Testament and then Psalm and Proverbs, and they're kind of branching out a few books at a time here. So inJeremiah 17, verse 5, the Passion, it says, Yahweh said to me, Even a strong person is cursed when his confidence rests in his own strength. To place your confidence in…
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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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…I was able to stay because we need to understand that sometimes there is power, growth, and maturity in the staying process. Let's keep going. InJeremiah chapter 17, verse 5 through 8, it says, Thus saith the Lord, curses the man who trusts in man and makes flesh his strength, whose heart departs from the Lord. For he shall be…
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…thinking about Psalm 40. He echoes David's words and he adds a warning with it to make sure our trust is well placed in the Lord. Let me read itJeremiah 17, verses 5 to 8. Same idea. Only Jeremiah gives us the contrast to motivate us to put our trust in the Lord. Thus says the Lord Cursed is the man who trusts in…
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…shame isn't found in a midday gathering of water, it's found in me, the source of living water. Earlier this morning in our liturgy, Jake read fromJeremiah chapter 17 verses 5 through 13, I want to reread some of that for you. This is verses 5 and 6. Thus says the Lord, cursed is the man who trusts in man and makes flesh his…
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…hear the crowd shouting, crucify Him. This admonishes us from pursuing popularity and highlights the foolishness of putting our trust in man. InJeremiah 17:5, the prophet puts it more strongly when he writes, cursed is the man who trusts in man and makes flesh his strength, whose heart turns away from…
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…of going well, Glory to God, this is a test and I'm not going to be moved. I'm going to count it all. Joy. OK, I better get through my nose.Jeremiah, chapter 17, verses 5 through 10. Thus says the Lord. Cursed is the man who trusts in man, or trust in yourself, and makes flesh his strength. Cursed is that man whose heart…
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…or not? Are you tempted to trust in yourself, your resources, your wisdom, strength, money, other people? Listen to what Jeremiah says about that.Jeremiah 17, verses 5and 6. Cursed is the man who trusts in mankind and makes flesh his strength. For he will be like a bush in the desert and will not see when…
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…me permission. Allow me to speak to you. Allow me to guide you. Allow me to help you. Because I want to. I don't want you to do it on your own.Jeremiah chapter 17, verses 5 through 8says, Cursed are those who put their trust in mere humans, who rely on human strength and turn their hearts away from the Lord. To rely on human…
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…me permission. Allow me to speak to you. Allow me to guide you. Allow me to help you. Because I want to. I don't want you to do it on your own.Jeremiah chapter 17, verses 5 through 8says, Cursed are those who put their trust in mere humans, who rely on human strength and turn their hearts away from the Lord. To rely on human…
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…yin and yang. It's not what it says. Every inclination of man's heart is only evil continually. That's the human heart. Jeremiah reiterates it,Jeremiah 17, verse 5. The heart is deceitful above all else. It's wicked. Who can understand it? You might think your heart is prone to good, but reality, as the hymn…
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…verse that I did not write down, but I want you to write down by the title, Knowing and Merciful of God, Judges 17, 6, I want you to write downJeremiah 17, verse 5. Because when it says they did what was right in their own eyes, here's what that verse really means. And Jason, if you can just throw it up there…
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…you need. So all you need is him. That's all we need is him. Hallelujah. Okay. Did I read Psalms 51 6? Yes, you desire. Truth in the inward Parts.Jeremiah 17 verses 5 through 10. It says thus says the Lord cursed is the man who trusts in man and makes flesh his strength. We just mentioned that whose heart departs from the…
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…You may be seated. Children, you are now dismissed to learn about this great God. We're going to be looking at a passage in the book of Jeremiah.Jeremiah 17, verses 5-8. And if you're looking at one of the NIV, the blue Bible in your pew, turn to page 1201. I think that's what it is. I wrote it. So it's around 1200…
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…everything that I have? Who do I trust in? Am I dependent or independent? Here's the question we're gonna answer, and I'm gonna show you this inJeremiah 17, verses 5 through 8. Are you dependent or independent? If you're dependent, that means you're dependent on God for everything. My God shall supply all your needs…
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…there are forces at play. Individuals either trusting in the significance and supremacy of God or getting wrapped up and consumed with themselves.Jeremiah chapter 17, verse 5and 6, let me read it to you. Here's what it says. It says, Thus says the Lord, Cursed is the man who trusts in man and makes flesh his strength,…
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