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Jeremiah 17:9 · BSB
17:9 The heart is deceitful above all things and beyond cure. Who can understand it?
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…things, desperately wicked. Already the Bible describes it as rebellion and pride, evil. The imagination of a man's heart since young is evil. HereJeremiah 17 verse 9says, The heart is deceitful above all things, desperately wicked. Who can know it? As you read some of this scripture, you go like, God, is there…
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…EVEN OUR REPUBLICAN FORM OF GOVERNMENT, EVEN THE FACT THAT WE HAVE TAX EXEMPTION FOR CHURCHES, THE FACT THAT WE HAVE SEPARATION OF POWERS.JEREMIAH 17:9, THE HEART IS EVIL, NO MAN CAN KNOW IT. OUR FOUNDERS UNDERSTOOD WELL, YOU MIGHT BE A GREAT PERSON, BUT IF I PUT ALL THE POWER IN YOUR HANDS, YOU'VE…
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…else, but to ask ourselves, is Am I just near this? Or am I surrendered to it? Am I just near Jesus? Or have I truly surrendered myself to him?Jeremiah chapter 17, verse 9. It says, the heart is deceitful above all things, desperately wicked. Who? Who can know it? You can go to a doctor's office. You can receive a…
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…a spiritual decision that honors the Lord? He's not. He doesn't have that ability. Okay? Oh, the Bible tells us this, and like, for instance, inJeremiah chapter 17, verse 9, that man's heart is desperately wicked. Well, how is it, Brother Josh, that in most Christians' mind that, y'all track with me here, that the man…
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…me getting into your heart and changing and transforming you from the inside out. Everybody say heart revival. Why is it so important? Because inJeremiah 17, verse 9and 10, uh, and I'm reading from the New Living Translation, it says that the human heart is the most deceitful of all things. And desperately…
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…saying that we should completely remove our hearts. Why do that? Why do you think it's important for us to completely remove our hearts? Well,Jeremiah 17:9says, the heart is deceitful above all things and desperately wicked. Who can know it? Left to ourselves, our heart is just desperately wicked. In…
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…selfish, sinful things. Good luck with that. God reinforces this. What does God have to say about our hearts through the prophet Jeremiah,Jeremiah 17, verse 9? The heart is deceitful above all things and desperately sick. Who can understand it? We know it is sick and broken with sin. And so it is contrary…
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…opposite. You have a bad heart, you just do some good things, right? The human heart in it fallen condition is desperately wicked. Who can know it?Jeremiah 17:9. And Jesus doesn't merely want to work on our externals. He wants to change us from the inside out. He wants to transform us from the inside out.…
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…everything uh that that has always belonged to God. So the problem just isn't sin, it's the problem is our our vision has been distorted by sin.Jeremiah 17:9. The heart is deceitful above all things and desperately sick. Who can understand it? Our hearts don't naturally lead us towards God, our hearts…
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…steal, and destroy. It looks so good, but quite honestly, it goes down so bad. Jesus says, "Come, do it my way, and you'll have life abundant."Jeremiah 17:9shows us the real root of this problem, the issue of sin that destroys our liberty. Look at Jeremiah 17:9. The root of the problem is the human…
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…intellect, emotions, will, and the moral character. This is how the Bible explains the heart. And you know what Jeremiah says about the heart? InJeremiah chapter 17, verse 9, he says this in our natural state. Who can know it? And this is what the fool decides to trust. The fool is not only lacking judgment, but he is…
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…the word. But the enemy wants to make sure that you are culturally blessed, but not spiritually blessed. Anybody got you got it, Lee? What it says.Jeremiah chapter 17, verse 9. Read. The heart is deceitful above all things and desperately sick. You said the heart is? The heart is deceitful. So you're telling me my heart…
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…kingdom. First of all, it reveals to us the heart of man. The heart of of mortal man, the heart of flesh is desperately wicked. That's whatJeremiah 17:9says, that the heart of man is desperately wicked and we see that uh in in this prophecy of what will happen at the end of the millennial kingdom.…
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…"Stand in your feelings and how you feel about stuff." Feelings come and go. Feelings will deceive you. In Jeremiah, put out there to the side.Jeremiah 17:9. Jeremiah 17:9 says, "The heart is deceitful above all else and desperately sick." How many people say, "Well, I just put faith in my heart. I just…
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…no more painful, no more costly truth to embrace from this. But embrace it, we must. You may have not thought about it in this way. But embracingJeremiah 17, verse 9, may well be the hardest thing that you ever have to do. We are hardwired, aren't we, to think well of ourselves. And we instinctively excuse…
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…follow your heart, and you need to be true to your heart, and you need to focus on what you know who you really are. No, you don't. Not at all. InJeremiah chapter 17, verse 9, the Bible says the heart is deceitful above all things and desperately wicked. Who can know it? You and I are fallen, sinful, selfish creatures.…
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…by what? By his own desire. Then desire, when it has conceived, gives birth to sin, and when sin is fully grown, beings death. What about this one?Jeremiah chapter 17, verse 9. The heart is deceitful above all things and desperately sick. Oh, that's not really Jesus talking. What Jesus had to say about it. Check out what…
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…you didn't plan that sin that you now regret. See, so often sin is deceitful. We drift into it. Sometimes it happens quickly, sometimes slowly. ButJeremiah 17, verse 9says, the heart is deceitful above all things and desperately sick. This is the story of every human being, and that includes you. We're all prone…
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…then not act? Does he promise and not fulfil? In other words, feelings lie. God does not. He is not a man that will change his mind. Hallelujah,Jeremiah 17 verse 9says the heart is deceitful above all things and beyond cure. Who can understand it? In other words, the heart is a very bad compass. Use the Bible…
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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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