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Jeremiah 20:3 · BSB
20:3 The next day, when Pashhur released Jeremiah from the stocks, Jeremiah said to him, “The LORD does not call you Pashhur, but Magor-missabib.
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…the opposition is real, the pushback is real. But the word of God has something to say all about this. And if you want to turn in your Bibles toJeremiah chapter 20, not 29, which many of us know, but Jeremiah chapter 20 and verse 9. When I was getting this pushback, just even a few months into my following…
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…of Ages. Or isn't that a great way to say it? Thank God for the comfort that His Word brings. But I want you to see this lastly and turn over toJeremiah chapter 20. Not only does God work, can God's word convicted, His word condemns, His word converts, His word comforts, but lastly, God's word compels. The…
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…and it's the famous words of Fannie Lou Hammer who said I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired. And here, my new brothers and sisters, I andJeremiah chapter 20, we don't meet the bold prophet calling down fire from heaven, but we meet the broken man in the stocks. He's between the mantle that's on him and…
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…he opens up about his own weakness and struggles like Psalm 38 or Psalm 130. Or maybe you think of Jeremiah, known as the weeping prophet. Who inJeremiah chapter 20prays this, Cursed be the day I was born. Why did I ever come out of the womb to see trouble and sorrow and to end my days in shame? The Bible…
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…to say it thus were the prophets of God. Jeremiah A whale represents this latter class as he explains his feelings, you remember his complaint inJeremiah chapter 20beginning in verse 7, listen to these words he said O Lord thou Hast deceive me and I was deceived Thou Art stronger than I and Hast prevailed. I…
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…also had a tough ministry. And in that ministry, in the midst of it, he was tired of being the bad news prophet. He was having a ripe old whinge inJeremiah chapter 20and saying, God, I can't do it anymore. I can't keep being the prophet that brings these things because everyone hates me. He was persecuted by the…
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