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Jeremiah 2:21 · BSB
2:21 I had planted you like a choice vine from the very best seed. How could you turn yourself before Me into a rotten, wild vine?
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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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…remedy that Christ gives to remember, to repent, and to do, which is to love God and to love others. Let's pay attention to the connection toJeremiah chapter 2and how that imagery of devotion is connected with the Old Testament and with Revelation. Let's listen together to today's message. First love,…
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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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…Why, loved one, because your heart is a conduit. This has always been the problem of God's people. Look at how God spoke through the prophets inJeremiah chapter 2. He said, My people have committed two evils. They have forsaken me, the fountain of living waters, and dug for themselves cracked cisterns that…
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…The only difference is that the idols promise much and deliver little. They promise life but deliver death. Jeremiah has the this illustration inJeremiah chapter 2where he talks about how everybody is thirsty. That's why we're singing, we're talking about, you know, come, come you who are thirsty, come you…
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…important as your white dress on your wedding day. That's the idea here. In fact, that informs a biblical metaphor for God's call to remembrance.Jeremiah chapter 2, God says through the prophet Jeremiah, does a young woman forget her jewelry, a bride, her wedding ornaments? Yet, God says, My people have…
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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 the people of God the particular evil that they are guilty of is turning their backs upon God forsaking me the living God says God says God inJeremiah chapter 2that was the first great evil they forsook him they turned away from him and the turning away here is is the evil unbelieving heart the heart that…
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…with relationships. Maybe you've had it in a shopping spree at TJ Maxx. Hit a little too close to home for some of you. We're like the people inJeremiah chapter 2. Verse 5 and 13, God speaks to his people. Thus says the Lord, what wrong did your fathers find in me? That they went far from me, and they went…
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…way that you can be able to differentiate what are the devices of the devil and what are the ways that god wants you to walk in The ending of of ofjeremiah chapter 2it shows us the position That we do not want to be in ourselves And we do not want to be in ourselves We do not want to be a people that are blind…
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…in this world, it's to go to the God that made this world. It's to go deeper into Christ. It's to come to drink from the fountain of living waters.Jeremiah chapter 2, when God chastises his people, he says, You've been drinking from broken cisterns, you've been drinking from bowls that have holes in the bottom…
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…the people were even carried off into captivity. So when generations, decades and decades before, the prophet Jeremiah said to the people, inJeremiah chapter 2, my people have committed two evils, God's people. They've committed two evils. They have forsaken me, the fountain of living waters, and they have…
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…I didn't say the word that Jenner and I didn't come up with that on my own the Bible does and let's look at the passages. First of all it's noticeJeremiah chapter 2and verse 21. Yet, I implanted you a noble Vine of seat of highest quality. How then, if you turn before me into a degenerate plant of an alien,…
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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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…a jawbone. But eventually we get to the end of ourselves. Eventually we end up at the place that has to be renamed. Spring of the one calling. InJeremiah chapter 2, this prophet he speaks for God to a forgetful. And rebellious people. Listen to this imagery, thinking about the imagery already built up for us…
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…to satisfy a deeper hunger, a deeper thirst within ourselves. God spoke about our problem through the prophet Jeremiah thousands of years ago.Jeremiah chapter 2, God says this, Has a nation changed its gods, even though there are no gods? But my people have changed their glory for which does not profit. Be…
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