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Jeremiah 29:4 · BSB
29:4 This is what the LORD of Hosts, the God of Israel, says to all the exiles who were carried away from Jerusalem to Babylon:
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Now, our readings, our first reading is fromJeremiah 29, verses 1 to 14. This is a letter that God directed Jeremiah to deliver to the exiles in Babylon. So, Jeremiah 29, from verse 1 to verse 14. This is the text of…
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…God did not, give up on His people. He still had a plan for them, if they would repent, and turn to Him. I want to show you something here, fromJeremiah chapter 29. We've looked at this chapter, on other occasions, but this is what the Lord says, to His people, who had rebelled. They were being punished. They…
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…us. And then God sends into the midst of this, God sends the prophet Jeremiah with a very clear and striking message, which you see beginning inJeremiah chapter 29. Here's what Jeremiah says essentially. He says, on the one hand, don't remain separate. I want you to go into Babylon. I want you to build houses…
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Today's text comes fromJeremiah chapter 29, verses 4 to 14. Thus says the Lord of hosts, the God of Israel, to all the exiles whom I have sent into exile from Jerusalem to Babylon, build houses and live in…
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…together and then look at that passage in relation to our topic this evening, which I'll say more about in a moment. And our reading is fromJeremiah chapter 29in the Old Testament. Jeremiah is a difficult book and it's mainly a book of Jeremiah the prophet bringing a message of judgment to the Old…
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…to his promises. The whole book begins this way. Look again at verse 1. That the word of the Lord by the mouth of Jeremiah might be fulfilled. InJeremiah chapter 29, God promised the Israelite exiles that one day he would end Babylon's tyranny and bring his people home. And this book starts by saying that God…
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…so as we look to an answer, we're going to begin in the pages of Jeremiah the prophet. So if you have your Bible, I encourage you to open it up toJeremiah chapter 29. Jeremiah chapter 29. Jeremiah chapter 29. Starting in verse 1. This is the text of the letter that the prophet Jeremiah sent from Jerusalem to the…
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…another has fulfilled the law. 2nd, what does it mean to establish justice at the gate? This phrase, seek the welfare of the city, it comes fromJeremiah chapter 29. And in Jeremiah, God has given Israel neighbors that they absolutely despise. Babylon has invaded Israel and Judah, has killed a lot of people and…
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…he'd been making all the way along. A continuation of the very first promise. Let's see what God spoke to those people. Have a look back atJeremiah chapter 29which is on page 790. Jeremiah 29 and verse 10. 10. 10. 10. 10. 10. 10. 10. 10. 10. 10. 10. 10. 10. 11. 10. 11. 10. 11. 11. 11. 10. 20. 10. 20. 20.…
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…that what happens ultimately is we'll find ourselves just defaulting into one of these modes. Now, the Bible has a lot to say about culture. InJeremiah chapter 29, when the people who were the Israelites have been taken into captive in captivity in Babylon, what happens is they are told how they should engage…
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…lived in the city of Babylon. In Jeremiah chapter 7 verses 4 to 7 we have these words, hopefully no we don't, okay right I'll just look them up.Jeremiah chapter 29. Now this is a very important look at what we do. This was a prophecy that was given before the people went into exile to Babylon and God through…
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…was reading the word, and I just felt like the Lord said, the church needs to hear this. And so we kind of did an about face here. If you'll go toJeremiah chapter 29, Jeremiah chapter 29. While you're going to Jeremiah 29, I'm going to jump in and pray. So, Father God, we invite you here. Lord, I pray that you…
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…very good. So that's what we read here in verse 31. And it was so and God saw everything that he had made and behold it was very good. Then inJeremiah chapter 29, Jeremiah is writing to the people of Israel who have been taken captive to Babylon, present day Iraq. And they're having a rough time there, not…
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…for our sin. He bears our punishment himself so that we can be given access to this new city of God. Jesus perfectly embodies every command inJeremiah chapter 29on our behalf. God bless. He is the ultimate one who seeks the welfare of his city and his people through great sacrificial loss to himself. And…
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…being royalty, that he even had a scroll of Jeremiah's writings in his bag in Babylon. And it's very likely that he would have been familiar withJeremiah chapter 29, which says an amazing thing. Jeremiah chapter 29, which calls the Israelites to build houses, to plant gardens, to get jobs, to allow their kids…
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…told, to the prophet Jeremiah. He had a copy of the prophecy of Jeremiah. And here's what I think he was reading. You might like to turn to it. InJeremiah chapter 29. It's just back a few pages. If somebody's got a page number, they could call it out and I'll help you along. Jeremiah 29. It's on page 789. So…
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…of these people in exile in Babylon. And that letter is actually what we're going to look at today. So if you'll read it with me from the book ofJeremiah, chapter 29, I'm going to read verses 1 to 14. This is the text of the letter that the prophet Jeremiah sent from Jerusalem to the surviving elders among the…
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…go back to the Old Testament for this. First, as far as possible, as far as possible, we should submit to our governing authorities. Look back toJeremiah chapter 29. Jeremiah was the prophet who had made it clear to the people from God that God's people were going to go into exile, into a foreign land, under a…
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…and we looked at this weeks back, as Daniel was being sent off, the prophet Jeremiah sent him and all of the exiles a letter that we find inJeremiah chapter 29, telling them, hey, when you're going to Babylon, as you're being sent off there, remember, it's God who is doing this. And He's doing this in…
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…mind if I read something to you from God's word? And I said, yeah, sure, that's fine. So he opened up the Bible and he read to me some verses fromJeremiah chapter 29, some very well-known verses. I'm sure you'll be familiar to us. Jeremiah chapter 29, where God says, And I remember hearing those words as if they…
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