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Jeremiah 22:10–12 · BSB
22:10 Do not weep for him who is dead; do not mourn his loss. Weep bitterly for him who is exiled, for he will never return to see his native land.
22:11 For this is what the LORD says concerning Shallum son of Josiah, king of Judah, who succeeded his father Josiah but has gone forth from this place: “He will never return,
22:12 but he will die in the place to which he was exiled; he will never see this land again.”
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain. Sermons may quote another translation.
These sermons cite a broader passage containing Jeremiah 22:10–12; they are not counted as specific verse evidence.
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…the last king to sit on the throne and here his grandson is our leader? He's the governor. Well, that is until you know what God said to Jeconiah.Jeremiah chapter 22. God curses Jeconiah. Says, you know, you were like a signet ring Your whole line, you can see this, he's clearly talking about the whole Davidic…
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…you been listening because twice already in his book He has talked about knowing God and spoken exactly about what it means. One of them is inJeremiah chapter 22. It's perhaps the more negative one. He's contrasting the King Josiah with his father Jehoiakim, who had been cruel and oppressive and unjust and…
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…to give you a little snapshot of what this king was like you know the people of the land are suffering enough with tribute to the Egyptians but inJeremiah chapter 22we learn that he decides it's a great time to build himself a new palace of course only problem is that he enslaves the laborers and he doesn't pay…
Chapter mention AI-generated transcript cited as “Jeremiah chapter 22”
…to come back into loyalty to God and then you need to live out righteousness and justice. Here's just one potent example of this. It's the book ofJeremiah chapter 22. Jeremiah is called by God to confront the king of Israel. The king of Israel is king Josiah's son. Josiah was a reformer, a revivalist. He read…
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…terrible king. Everybody say horrible, terrible king. He was a horrible, terrible king. So bad. Everybody say, how bad was he? You go back toJeremiah chapter 22. This is what God says of Jeremiah is this man Jack and I despise broken pot in order no one wants. Why will he and his children be ruled out, cast…
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…and time again. Now it was nothing but wickedness with a wicked ruler and Habakkuk could not figure out why god was allowing this to take place.Jeremiah chapter 22tells us a little bit more about Jehoiakim and it pronounces a specific judgment that was delivered to him as well. You can read about it on your…
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…this. I would have put it on the screen, but it's kind of a longer passage, and it just makes more sense to flip there. So go back in your Bible toJeremiah chapter 22. I want you to see this with your own eyes. Remember, Jeremiah 22 is a chapter about Josiah who was a good and godly king. He has four sons when he…
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…great. But let me ask you something. The Bible, I hate to bring up the com the Bible in a conversation with people like you, but the Bible says inJeremiah chapter 22, God says, Who has stood in the counsel of the Lord to see his word? And he goes, Okay. I said, to see his word. In other words, God's word, God's…
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