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Jeremiah 26:16 · BSB
26:16 Then the officials and all the people told the priests and prophets, “This man is not worthy of death, for he has spoken to us in the name of the LORD our God!”
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Julius: The first reading will also serve as the basis for the sermon this morning fromJeremiah chapter 26. In the beginning of the reign of Jehoiakim, son of Josiah, king of Judah, the following word came from the Lord. This is what the Lord says. Maybe…
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…the last martyr was Uriah. If you put her on a calendar, chronologically, the last martyr, we go from Abel to Uriah, whose death is described inJeremiah chapter 26. So why does Jesus say Abel to Zechariah? It's because the Jewish Bible of Jesus' day was ordered differently than ours. I think ours should be…
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…names here, it's hard to keep track of them, but his father, this Ahicham, once served the prophet Jeremiah and actually saved Jeremiah's life inJeremiah chapter 26. And his grandfather, Shaphan, served as secretary under Josiah, the king that made all those reforms. So Gedaliah is a pretty good choice. He…
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…dies there between the altar and the sanctuary. Now, chronologically, the last martyr of the Old Testament was Uriah, whose death is described inJeremiah chapter 26. So, why does Jesus not say from Abel to Uriah, but from Abel to Zechariah? I hope you already know. I hope you're going, oh, I know the answer to…
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…walking through history, the timeline, chronologically, the last martyr of the Old Testament was Uriah, whose death is described inJeremiah chapter 26. Chronologically, so Jesus isn't following chronology then. He's not saying from the very first one to the very last one martyred. So why? Abel to…
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…chapter 24. If you're with us week, didn't you? Now, chronologically, in real time, the last martyr was Uriah, whose death is described inJeremiah chapter 26. Chronologically, so, Abel to Zechariah? Why does Jesus do this? The Jewish Bible of Jesus' day was ordered differently than ours. Our Old…
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…prophet martyred was Uriah, some 200 years after the Zechariah that Jesus refers to here, chronologically, it's Uriah, you can read about that inJeremiah chapter 26, right, Jesus instead talks about Zechariah who's different than the prophet who wrote the book Zechariah, it's a different Zechariah, in 2nd…
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