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Jeremiah 29:10 · BSB
29:10 For this is what the LORD says: “When Babylon’s seventy years are complete, I will attend to you and confirm My promise to restore you to this place.
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…of Cyrus, king of Persia. We're going to come back to that. But what is this word from Jeremiah? I want to look back at that really quickly. It'sJeremiah 29 verses 10and 11. Jeremiah looked at the Israelites and he was telling them, hey. You guys got to knock off your behavior. If you don't stop disobeying God,…
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…just personally and do it corporately? That is developed in the church. This is practiced in the world. Shalom. Shalom, you read it in Jeremiah 29.Jeremiah 29, verse 7 to 11. Jeremiah 29, 7 to 11. You'll get an idea of what God means by Shalom. Jeremiah 29, verse 7 to 11. Crazy man. Shalom is wholeness, is welfare. Not…
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…to slavery, we will still worship him, we will be loyal to him. And why do you think they were loyal to him? Because it is the same God who said inJeremiah 29, verse 10, that you are going to go to the land of slavery. But while you are there, marry, while you are there, acquire property, while you are there, you…
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…place. For surely I know the plans I have for you, says the Lord. Plans for your welfare and not for harm, to give you a future with hope. That'sJeremiah 29 verses 10and 11. And I think the most important words of this passage are the words, only when. Only when Babylon's seventy years are completed will I visit…
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…from Almighty God is something that you will hold on to, and that will give you hope in the midst of great trial and tribulation. Continuing on inJeremiah chapter 29, verses 10down to 14, not only does God give them protocols, but he gives them a promise, and he says this, for thus says the Lord. In other words, keep…
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…verses that he was reading Jeremiah the prophet. And what exactly was he reading that led him to pray the way he was praying here? Well, this is inJeremiah chapter 29, verse 10. It says, This is what Yahweh says, when 70 years are completed for Babylon, I will come to you and fulfill my gracious promise to bring you back…
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…Well, God was not done with his people, and he wanted them to know, and so he sent them a prophet, and that prophet's name was Jeremiah. And inJeremiah chapter 29, verse 10, we're told of a promise that God made to the people of Israel. And there it says that God said, When seventy years are completed for Babylon,…
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…be here a while. I know the false prophets have come among you and they said, all you gotta do is wait two more years. That's just not true. And inJeremiah 29, verse 10, he paints a very different picture than what these false prophets have preached. Listen to this. 29 verse 10, right before our refrigerator…
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…their iniquity, says the Lord and I'll make it a perpetual desolation. The Medes and the Persians came and conquered after after that period. InJeremiah 29 verse 10, it says for thus says the Lord after 70 years are completed at Babylon, I will visit you and perform my good word toward you and cause you to…
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…way. In fact, the leading prophetic voice of that time, the prophet Jeremiah, gave this wonderful assurance in the middle of his prophetic book. InJeremiah 29, verse 10, it reads for Thus says the Lord, after the 70 years for Babylon are completed, I will visit you, and I will fulfill my promise to you and will…
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…focuses can be very alluring to us as followers of Jesus. And so the next one I think can be used in the live for now mentality or focus isJeremiah chapter 29 verses 10and 11. Now, verse 11 is a very famous passage, but 10 has a very important qualification in it. And it says, this is what the Lord says. You will…
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…was the promise that God had given them before exile that he would bring them back to this place. In fact, it's a promise that you and I know. It'sJeremiah chapter 29, verses 10 to 14. And we often quote this for our context, but it's so much more relevant even for their context. It says this in Jeremiah 29. For thus says the…
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…of God. The work that God promised to Israel that He would save them, He would accomplish. The evidence was everywhere. God had said to Jeremiah inJeremiah 29, verse 10, he said, When the 70 years are completed for Babylon, I will come to you and fulfill my promise to bring you back to this place. And here the…
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…that they wouldn't be exiles forever. That they would, in fact, get to go home back to Jerusalem. And it's not just a vague promise of rescue. InJeremiah chapter 29, verse 10, God says this, That is, to Jerusalem. That's a properly specific promise, isn't it? And those 70 years, when we come to Daniel chapter 6, are more…
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…I said, some 70 years prior. He said that the Jewish people will go into exile, and once the 70 years is up, they will return back to Jerusalem.Jeremiah 29, verse 10. For thus says the Lord, when 70 years have been completed for Babylon, I will visit you and fulfill my word, my good word to you, to bring you…
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…this promise to his people through Jeremiah. A very well-known verse that's oftentimes taken out of context, but let's read it in context.Jeremiah 29, verses 10and 11. For thus says the Lord, when 70 years are completed for Babylon, I will visit you. I will fulfill to you my promise and bring you back to…
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…be true. The valley of dry bones coming back to life. And here we see this talked about in Jeremiah speaking to this before it happened. He says inJeremiah 29, verse 10, this is what the Lord says you'll be in Babylon for 70 years. This wasn't something that was quick. This was 70 years of hopelessness. He says,…
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…the key phrase in here if you're an Israelite. For 70 years you'll be in Babylon. Seventy years. There's an end date to the prophecy. Flip over toJeremiah 29, verse 10. You see something similar there. Jeremiah chapter 29, verse 10. Thus says Yahweh, when 70 years are completed for Babylon, I will visit you and I…
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…70 years. That was the punishment that Jeremiah wrote and that Daniel read last week that let him know the Israelites' captivity is almost over.Jeremiah 29, verse 10. Thus says Yahweh, when seventy years are completed for Babylon, I will visit you, and I'll fulfill to you my promise and bring you back to this…
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…to him, this is about the time. Exile should be over. And of course, Jeremiah goes on to write one of the most misappropriated verses in the Bible.Jeremiah 29, verse 10. Thus says Yahweh, when the 70 years are completed for Babylon, I will visit you, and I will fulfill to you the promise and bring you back for this…
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