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Jeremiah 31:13 · BSB
31:13 Then the maidens will rejoice with dancing, young men and old as well. I will turn their mourning into joy, and give them comfort and joy for their sorrow.
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…we could look at this. This is where we would see the Abrahamic covenant in Genesis chapter 12 and 17. It is where the new covenant promise is inJeremiah chapter 31, 31 to 34. And then spoken of again in Luke chapter 22. Also in Hebrews chapters 8 through 10. That explains it very thoroughly. And also in…
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This evening's scripture reading is from the book ofJeremiah, chapter 31, from verse 31. Behold, the days come, saith the Lord, that I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and with the house of Judah. Not…
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…greater need for a savior. They're still learning all those things in real time. But there is this promise it's given in Ezekiel and it's given inJeremiah chapter 31. That there will be a day where God writes his law on our hearts. Let me read it to you. Jeremiah 31, verse 31 through 33. Behold, the days are…
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…he said. Um, Jeremiah talks about this new covenant that is going to be fulfilled by Jesus. And at the end of that really powerful section ofJeremiah chapter 31, God says, For I will forgive their iniquity, and I will remember their sin no more. Well, there it is. What more do we need, right? Pretty clear…
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…and your God. The finished work of Jesus Christ removes that sin and announces there will be no future separation. What a blessing. In Jeremiah 31,Jeremiah chapter 31, is that correct? Let me check my note here. Jeremiah 31 and verse 3, the Lord hath appeared of old unto me, saying, Yea, watch this. I have loved…
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…worship, Herod plots this atrocity, this murder, this slaughter of Bethlehem's children. And that also fulfills a prophecy that we read about inJeremiah chapter 31, portraying Israel's long history of sorrow under corrupt leadership. Then, as we come into our section this morning, we see that God intervenes…
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…the parameters of what is promised in Psalm 37, turn now back—turn now forward, I should say, to another Old Testament book, Jeremiah. The book ofJeremiah, chapter 31. We're going to spend the rest of our time this morning in Jeremiah 31 because we want to understand, what did the Jews—what were they promised?…
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…12. In you, all the nations of the earth will be blessed. Christ. They knew that God was at work in the world in a special way. They knew this fromJeremiah chapter 31. This is the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel. I will put my law within them and I will write it on their hearts and I will be…
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…sort of promises has God made? What sort of promises do we lose if Jesus remains in the grave? I'll give you one. this promise of a new covenant.Jeremiah chapter 31. Let me read this to you. The Lord says, I will put My law within them and I will write it on their hearts and I will be their God and they shall…
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…Look all the way down at verse 13. See, this whole chapter, Hebrews 8, it's the apostle quoting from the Old Testament. And he's quoting fromJeremiah chapter 31. Jeremiah was writing to a rebellious nation of Israel who had not kept God's covenant. They had rebelled. They had turned to idols to the point…
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…actually a passage of hope. All right, and it's worth turning to. If you're into flipping to stuff in your Bible, it's actually worth the time. SoJeremiah chapter 31. And the bit the Matthew quotes is verse 15. So Rachel is pictured weeping, but then the next bit says, so in verse 16, restrain your voice from…
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…parents from their children. There was great weeping and mourning. But into the midst of this tragedy, there is a spark of hope. Go with me back toJeremiah chapter 31. You can keep a finger in Matthew 1. Go back to Jeremiah chapter 31. If you're using a church Bible, maybe you could just call out the page number…
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…very first part first three quarters anyway of verse 10 for this is the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel remember this is fromJeremiah chapter 31after those days declares the Lord I will put my laws into their minds and write them on their hearts the old covenant was predominantly externals…
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…the sermon before us this morning. He is addressing those who would pile up impossible burdens. But he is also speaking to those who interpretedJeremiah chapter 31and verse 31, which says, Behold, the days are coming, declares the Lord. when I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and the house of…
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…But I want you to turn to another passage to see a better picture of the promises God made to the nation of Israel in particular. Go over toJeremiah chapter 31. Jeremiah chapter 31. If you're in Isaiah, just kind of cut forward a little bit and go to Isaiah chapter 31 or Jeremiah 31. Let me remind you of…
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…but I want you to turn to another passage to see a better picture of the promises God made to the nation of Israel in particular. Go over toJeremiah chapter 31. Jeremiah chapter 31. If you're in Isaiah, just kind of cut forward a little bit and go to Isaiah chapter 31 or Jeremiah 31. Let me remind you of…
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…be looking at the story of this failure in the weeks to come, God into the midst of it speaks of a new promise, a new covenant. Have a look atJeremiah chapter 31. Almost in the middle of your Bible. Jeremiah chapter 31. So this comes at the end of a people, a family and a nation who have just spiraled…
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…and think about when I take that blood, it reminds me of promises God has made for me. One is this, the new covenant promises transformation. InJeremiah chapter 31, and we're not going to look there, it says, I will give them a new heart. How many of you remember when it was that you had a heart that was…
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…new covenant. And I want you to keep your finger there in Luke, because we're going to come back to it, but turn back to the book of Jeremiah. InJeremiah chapter 31, 1, we find the prophet giving a very encouraging word to the nation of Israel in the face of their abject failure in keeping the covenant, the old…
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…us to our passage this morning. We're continuing in our series about the new things that have come with the advent of Christmas. We're looking atJeremiah chapter 31. I failed to get the page number, but it's in your bulletin if you want to look there. Jeremiah 31, 31 through 34. And as we're looking at this,…
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