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Jeremiah 25:11 · BSB
25:11 And this whole land will become a desolate wasteland, and these nations will serve the king of Babylon for seventy years.
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…would go into exile through Babylon. He had also given them the hope that it would only last 70 years. I want to read for you two scriptures. UhJeremiah 25, verse 11. The prophet Jeremiah says to them in verse 11, This whole land shall become a ruin and a waste, and these nations shall serve the king of Babylon…
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…the scrolls, They've come into his presence, especially the prophecy of Jeremiah, which Jeremiah had written in 597 BC, telling them this message.Jeremiah chapter 25, verse 8 to 12. I'll read it to you. Therefore. Thus says the Lord of hosts, and he's speaking to Judah and to Israel. Because you have not heard my words.…
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…to someone's inheritance. This was disruptive. It was challenging. We'll talk about that in the future. Do you know something that when you readJeremiah 25, verse 11and 12, Israel was exiled from their land for 70 years. People ask the question, why 70 years? Why was Israel exiled from their land for 70 years?…
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…Benjamin and they've been there for 70 years. Think of Daniel think of Ezekiel exile for 70 years, according to the word of Jeremiah, the prophet.Jeremiah 25:11, Jeremiah 29 and 10. Now when Babylon fell to King Cyrus of Persia and 537 BC, Cyrus issued his decree for the Jews to return to their Homeland if…
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…that to the Jew. The Jeremiah prophecy is even more amazing than the Isaiah prophecy. The Jeremiah prophecy is from Jeremiah. There's two of them.Jeremiah 25, verses 11and 12. And I'm going to flip there. If you want to make your way there, you can also. Jeremiah is after Isaiah, before Ezekiel. Just write a few…
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…with this note here. 70 is the punishment for the Sabbath years. That's why it's 70. And that's why it's in weeks. Now we understand this fromJeremiah 25, verse 11. You don't need to flip there, I'll read it to you. Jeremiah 25, 11, the whole land will become a ruin and a waste, and these nations will serve…
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…calculate the number of days between this and that. This is exactly what Daniel does with Jeremiah at the beginning of the passage. He's studyingJeremiah, chapter 25, verse 11. Let me read it for you. This whole land shall become a ruin and a waste, and these nations shall serve the king of Babylon for 70 years. After 70…
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…Nobody knew who Cyrus would be. And yet Isaiah names him, and it's fulfilled in Ezra 1, verse 1. That's why Ezra 1.1 begins with Cyrus's name. OrJeremiah 25, verses 11and 12, say that Babylon will rule Jerusalem for 70 years, and then Babylon will fall. And when Jeremiah is making this prophecy, you know, Assyria…
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