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Jeremiah 20:7 · BSB
20:7 You have deceived me, O LORD, and I was deceived. You have overcome me and prevailed. I am a laughingstock all day long; everyone mocks me.
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…by accident, but there is no truth in sin. There is no truth in the accusation of the enemy, and there is no truth in envy. Let's go to Jeremiah.Jeremiah 20, verse 7 through 11from the New King James. Jeremiah was in this place where God had called him and given him a prophetic word. It was a word that was exactly 100%…
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…want to say anything else. I don't want to keep doing this, God. Send someone else. He was done. He didn't want to speak anymore in God's name.Jeremiah chapter 20, verses 7and 8. Oh Lord, you have deceived me and I was deceived. You are stronger than I and you have prevailed. I have become a laughing stock all the…
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…and methodologically, and slowly and intensely, brings you to the point that you have burning hearts. And you're like Jeremiah, who said inJeremiah 20, verse 7, and then moves to verse 9. He says I said I would not speak anymore in his name. He's frustrated. He said in verse number 7, lord, you deceive me.…
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…theologically imprecise language at times. For example, when the psalmist is saying, my God, my God, why have you forsaken me? Or Jeremiah, inJeremiah 20 verse 7, he is crying out to God saying, Lord, you deceived me, and I was deceived. Now, is that theologically accurate? No, but that's how Jeremiah felt.…
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…my words would reflect your word in content and in tone and in emphasis. And we pray this in Jesus' name. Amen. Well, today I want to uh speak fromJeremiah chapter 20, verses 7 through 13. I'd like to read it just so that we have it in our minds. And this is really a message about quitting. And I've called this it's always too soon…
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…name. Let me read this text from Jeremiah, you don't return. There was just read it. He's talking about the false prophets and he says, this andJeremiah 20:715. I have not sent them declares the Lord, I have not sent them. But they are prophesying falsely in my name. The famous. Three-letter phrase that…
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