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Jeremiah 2:13 · BSB
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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…book. It's it's not an easy book to teach or to listen to or to preach, but it's a wonderful book. And God there said, "My people have committedJeremiah 2:13, two evils." They've committed two evils. They've forsaken me the fountain of living waters and you out to them sistns, broken sistns that can hold…
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…Your problem is you need a drink from the well. Now, if you have your Bibles, go to Jeremiah chapter 2. I'm gonna go to verse 13. And it reads.Jeremiah 2, verse 13. Guys are there, stay ready. Okay, it reads. My people have committed two sins. My people have committed two sins. They have abandoned me, the…
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…CALLING TODAY." >> Rise up in your calling. Cuz we have to MAKE UP OUR MIND. ARE WE GOING TO FORSAKE GOD OR ARE WE GOING TO BE allin to him? >>Jeremiah 2:13says, "They have forsaken me and huge systems FOR THEMSELVES THAT CAN HOLD NO WATER. They made THEIR OWN WAY. THEY WENT TO THE ENEMY TO TRY TO FIND…
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…That ache — that dissatisfaction — that subtle restlessness — that is thirst. And here’s what we do: We keep lowering buckets into empty wells.Jeremiah 2:13says: “My people have committed two sins: They have forsaken me, the spring of living water, and have dug their own cisterns, broken cisterns…
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…picked up on it when Ellen was reading a moment ago. The phrase, living water, points us back to the Old Testament, and particularly passages likeJeremiah, chapter 2, verse 13. This is a place where God is not just talking about Israel. He's stating the truth of the human condition. He's speaking about all of us. And he…
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…our past experiences in this life, the common uprising of rebellion that's within us can begin to become a source of how we live in this life. InJeremiah 2:13. Oh, man, I love this scripture. It says, for my people have committed two evils. Wow, you love that scripture, Pastor Joe. That's awesome. For my…
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…think that we will find satisfaction for our thirst nothing in this world that will satisfy the thirst of our souls God says of the Israelites inJeremiah chapter 2 verse 13my people have committed two evils they have forsaken me the fountain of living waters and secondly they have hewed out cisterns for the water they…
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…He had spent money and time and attention on them, and he said at the end of it, it's all just empty. It's vanity, it's a burst soap bubble.Jeremiah 2, verse 13. Who? The spring of living water. And they've dug their own cisterns, broken cisterns that can't hold water. When I was in Israel a few years ago,…
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…no end to what we can learn about who He is, the life of who He is, the greatness of who He is. You see, His very name reflects living water inJeremiah chapter 2 verse 13, it says, for my people have committed 2 evils. They have forsaken me, the fountain of living waters, and they have hewn for themselves systems,…
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…that point to the remedy for Judah's brokenness. Guess what? The remedy for Judah's brokenness is the remedy for _our_ brokenness today as well. InJeremiah 2:13, we read, **"…for my people have committed two evils: they have forsaken me, the fountain of living waters, and hewed out cisterns for themselves,…
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…a matter of fact, in Jeremiah, God uses cisterns to talk about how we turn to other options instead of faithfulness to God and how useless that is.Jeremiah chapter 2, verse 13says this, For my people have committed two evils. They have forsaken me, the fountain of living waters, and hewed out cisterns for themselves,…
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…it. God works with water and water works with God. To Jeremiah God calls himself the living water that the Israelites needed when they forsook God.Jeremiah chapter 2 verse 13says for my people have committed two evils. They have forsaken me, the source of living water, to hew out for themselves cisterns, cracked…
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…for that contentment, for that sustenance? What was I looking for that I thought would fulfil my need when in reality it didn't? I want us to openJeremiah chapter 2 verse 13for my people have done 2 evil things. They have abandoned me, the fountain of living water, and they have dug for themselves craps to cisterns…
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…committed two sins: They have forsaken me, the spring of living water, and have dug their own cisterns, broken cisterns that cannot hold water.’ (Jeremiah 2:13) What is God confronting in this text? As you read this chapter you read a heartbreaking account of love for God turning to idolatry. Their first…
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…saying, Return to the heart that the Father has for you, that God has for you. And his first object lesson is this object that you heard read inJeremiah 2, verses 11 through 13. There's actually probably 10 pictures just in Jeremiah 2 alone, but but but this is a striking one. And he says, here's what it's like, he says,…
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…deeper kind of thirst. So what does this mean? The phrase living water takes us back to the Old Testament, and it takes us back to a passage inJeremiah chapter 2 verse 13, where this is a place where God is stating the truth about the human condition. God's people at this point in history are crying out, wondering…
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…living water goes even deeper than that because sometimes in the Old Testament, the Lord God describes himself as living water. So God declares inJeremiah 2, verse 13, my people have committed two evils. They have forsaken me, the fountain of living waters, and hewed out cisterns for themselves, broken cisterns…
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…the prophet, he had something to say about this. God spoke through Jeremiah the prophet to his people in Israel in exile again and he says inJeremiah chapter 2 verse 13, he says this, my people have committed two evils. They have forsaken me, the fountain of living waters, and they have hewed out cisterns for…
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…of Jerusalem who drew their strength and refreshment from the ever-flowing love, peace, grace, and presence of God. Isn't that the language ofJeremiah 2 verse 13, where God says, Hey, I have two things against you. Number one, you've forsaken me what? The fount of living water. And we know in the ministry of…
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…thing that will satisfy the deepest longings of your hearts. I've come to give you that living water. Go call your husband. The prophet Jeremiah inJeremiah chapter 2, verse 13, God speaking through the prophet, says that his people have committed two sins. They have turned from me the fount of living water, and they have…
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