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Jeremiah 2:12–13 · BSB
2:12 Be stunned by this, O heavens; be shocked and utterly appalled,” declares the LORD.
2:13 “For My people have committed two evils: They have forsaken Me, the fountain of living water, and they have dug their own cisterns—broken cisterns that cannot hold water.
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…of I just love Jesus, of absolute devotion to Jesus. And really, we see this idea all over Scripture. If you have time later today, go toJeremiah chapter 2as the prophet speaks. And he even brings this up. I won't go there, but I'll paraphrase. Basically, the Lord looks at the people of God and says,…
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…utter folly, to forsake the Lord in order to follow idols. So Beck, I'm not sure where about, there you are. Beck is going to come out and readJeremiah chapter 2 verses 1 to 19. And think about how do we see it's utter folly to forsake the Lord. Thanks, Beck. Okay, starting at verse 1 of chapter 2. The word of the Lord…
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…it was mine. Because nobody else could see it. You're going to stand before God someday, and you're going to give account for that. Turn over toJeremiah chapter 2and I'll say this. Maybe you're the only one that knows that your heart is hard, but maybe you're the only one that knows that your heart is…
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…himself. It's the person of God, it's the provision of God, and it's the power of God. Jeremiah the prophet said this in the book of Jeremiah, inJeremiah chapter 2and in the verse 13, My people have committed 2 evils. They have forsaken me. The fountain of living waters and few demote cisterns, broken…
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…destroyed by an ongoing spirit of the apostasy. There was a great departure from God. Because remember what we read in the book of Jeremiah, inJeremiah chapter 2and in the verse 13. Jeremiah 213 says this. For my people have committed 2 evils. They've forsaken me, the fountain of living waters, and hewed…
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…story. Because in the Bible, God uses the picture of marriage and adultery to describe how we have related to him. Now I want you to please open toJeremiah, chapter 2, and verse 2. Jeremiah is a couple books on from Proverbs. Jeremiah, chapter 2, verse 2. If you're using the Red Church Bible, that's on page 500.…
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…idols for the people to worship. That's what happens all through the history of the Old Testament. When you reject Yahweh, like we read earlier inJeremiah chapter 2, you look somewhere else for life. Another idol to bow to. Something to be shaped in its image to give you what you want. We're always being…
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…and allows us to see our hearts. And when we invite God to do it, He does this for us. He shows us what the prophet Jeremiah says to Israel inJeremiah chapter 2, where God comes to His people and He says, this I have against you, with so many things to try to satisfy our soul when we were made for God. And…
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…without hope except for a savior. showed them their need. And it also told them that there was a solution. It told them their need in places likeJeremiah chapter 2. For my people have committed two evils. They have forsaken me, the fountain of living waters. broken and they've hewed out cisterns for…
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…of Israel in God's hands. The tragedy of something so precious being squandered as though worthless is an echo of Jeremiah's warning inJeremiah chapter 2. In Jeremiah 2, he lists the amazing privileges that Israel had enjoyed in their relationship with God. Sacrificial love, redemption from slavery,…
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…because he offers us rest in himself. The Bible also uses the metaphor of thirst to express our need of rest in God. And this in closing,Jeremiah chapter 2, beginning in verse 12, Be appalled, O heavens, at this. Be shocked. Be utterly desolate, declares the Lord. For my people have committed two…
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…Old Testament prophets frequently used this imagery of a bridegroom and a bride to speak of the relationship between God and His people Israel. SoJeremiah chapter 2, God is speaking to His people. He says, I remember the devotion of your youth, your love as a bride, how you followed me in the wilderness like a…
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…God calls this trading or this exchanging of our love and our hope in Him to the things of the world. He calls that idolatry in scripture. So, inJeremiah chapter 2, connecting it to what we said a minute ago about leaky vessels, forsaking God, the fountain of living waters, and carving out broken cisterns that…
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