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Jeremiah 2:3 · BSB
2:3 Israel was holy to the LORD, the firstfruits of His harvest. All who devoured her were found guilty; disaster came upon them,’” declares the LORD.
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain. Sermons may quote another translation.
These sermons cite a broader passage containing Jeremiah 2:3; they are not counted as specific verse evidence.
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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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…chapter 15 in your Bibles as we get near the end. What does Jesus say? John chapter 15 verse 1, I am the true vine. He's picking up language fromJeremiah chapter 2, Jesus is saying, I'm the true Israel. I'm what Israel was supposed to be. You, my father is the vine dresser. And verse 5, I'm the vine, you are…
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…do seem more satisfying than sin. Matter of fact, you've only committed two sins in your entire life. Isn't that good news? That's what God says inJeremiah chapter 2, about verse 13. My people have committed two sins. Number one, they've forsaken me. Bad idea. They've forsaken me. And number two, they've dug for…
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…to walk out of here and look sad today. Because Jesus is afraid you're gonna go out there and find something that's better than him. That's whyJeremiah chapter 2says, God says, My people have committed two sins. They've forsaken me, the well of living water, and they've dug for themselves cisterns that hold…
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…It means that your heart is perpetually moldable and pliable before God. Sounds easy, doesn't it? But yet the Bible comes along and God says inJeremiah chapter 2, he says, Of his people, my people have committed two sins. If you want to have a fun little conversation tomorrow when you go to work, just say to…
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