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Jeremiah 29:4–5 · 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:
29:5 “Build houses and settle down. Plant gardens and eat their produce.
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…that Jeremiah gave. This one he gave after the ones about the ruin of the city if they didn't change their ways. And this verse which we find inJeremiah chapter 29will probably sound very familiar to you, especially on the heels of graduation season. It says, "For I know the plans I have for you, declares the…
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…actually gave through the prophet Jeremiah very clear instructions on how the people of God were to live in a foreign land in this foreign land. InJeremiah chapter 29, verses uh four to nine, uh, we read of the instructions, a letter that the prophet Jeremiah gives to the people as they are going into this land.…
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…me to, to, to really surrender my life to the Lord. I'd already surrendered to do what God wanted me to do with my life. But these verses inJeremiah chapter 29, and I'll give you just a little bit of context into the passage that we're going to read this morning. And I'm, I'm really just going to kind of…
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…He allowed the circumstances to happen that put you there, He knows that you're there and his Providence is at work. Turn over, if you will, toJeremiah chapter 29. God has a purpose for allowing you to be in that valley. And I use these verses quite often because they're what I would consider to be my life…
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…we see in our passage this morning a number of responses and I wonder where you might fit yourself in terms of your response to the king back inJeremiah chapter 29we find a word that God gives to the exiles who are in Babylon and while they are experiencing the consequences of their sin and it appears as if…
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…Lord with all your heart. Do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him and he will direct or make straight your paths.Jeremiah chapter 29and verse 11. I know the plans I have for you declares the Lord. Plans to prosper you, not to harm you. Plans to give you hope and a future. So, if…
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…So in second position is Romans 8 and verse 28, which says, And then in first place, the most popular highlight in the NIV at least, isJeremiah chapter 29and verse 11. And it says, So my not very scientific analysis suggests that, at least for readers of the NIV, one of the things that they want to…
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…particular places, so that we would inhabit those places fully as his image bearers. One example of when God's people were called to do this is inJeremiah chapter 29in the Old Testament. The prophet Jeremiah wrote a letter to the Israelites who had been exiled to Babylon. And they were living in a strange and…
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…year of the reign of Jehoiakim. Jehoiakim's one of the kings that Jeremiah has been coming and prophesying to. In fact, in Jeremiah chapter 25, inJeremiah chapter 29, he tells them that there is going to be this exile, that they're going to be taken by Babylon. And so that's what we see here in this passage.…
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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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…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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…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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…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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…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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