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Jeremiah 31:15 · BSB
31:15 This is what the LORD says: “A voice is heard in Ramah, mourning and great weeping, Rachel weeping for her children and refusing to be comforted, because they are no more.”
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…from the wise men. And this, we remember this account. It says, then was fulfilled what was spoken by Jeremiah the prophet, saying, this is fromJeremiah 31:15, a voice was heard in Ramah, lamentations, weeping, morning, Rachel weeping for her children, refusing to be comforted because they are no more.…
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…not what we find when we look at Jeremiah 31. We something something more than that. And once again, something to do with the captivity in Assyria.Jeremiah 31:15, thus says the Lord, a voice is heard in rain, a lamentation, and bitter weeping. Rachel is weeping for her children. She refuses to be comforted…
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…we're still not home yet. Things are not all right. And just one example of how Matthew views this ongoing exile is his fulfillment quotation fromJeremiah 31, verse 15, which says, Now Matthew quotes this in chapter 2, verse 18, after Herod has killed a bunch of children. And then Matthew says this passage is…
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…out of Egypt to bring deliverance in the New Testament. And then we get down to chapter verses 17 and 18 in Matthew chapter 2, where he quotes fromJeremiah 31 verses 15and 17 as families are weeping because babies were dying in Bethlehem during this time, because Herod had decreed to have all the male babies…
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…a few short days, we go from the angels' joyful Hallelujah and peace on earth to unconsolable weeping. Verse 18 in the Gospel of Matthew quotesJeremiah chapter 31 verse 15. A voice was heard in Ramah wailing and loud lamentation, Rachel weeping for her children. She refused to be consoled because they are no more. The…
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…9 talks about how desert tribes will bow before him and his enemies like the dust. It talks about the shepherds would bring their worship to him.Jeremiah 31 verse 15talks about the massacre of little boys at the time of Jesus birth. It says there was a voice heard in Rama weeping and wailing. Rachel refusing to…
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…us that Herod certs for Jesus in order to do so, as we said in the song here, [SPEAKER_04]: In fact, this was prophesied, too, and the book ofJeremiah, chapter 31, verse 15. [SPEAKER_04]: Herid was extremely paranoid by this time. [SPEAKER_04]: In fact, Herid, not only killed those boys, can you believe this?…
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…in Ramah, weeping in loud lamentation, Rachel weeping for her children. She refused to be comforted because they were no more. This comes out ofJeremiah 31, verse 15. This is thus says the Lord. A voice is heard in Ramah, lamentation and bitter weeping. Rachel is weeping for her children. She refuses to be…
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…to Egypt - Prophecy: Hosea 11:1 – "Out of Egypt I called my son." Fulfilment: Matthew 2:14-15. 9. Massacre of Innocents in Bethlehem - Prophecy:Jeremiah 31:15– "A voice is heard in Ramah, mourning and great weeping, Rachel weeping for her children." Fulfilment: Matthew 2:16-18. 10. Born to Be the Son of…
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…No, but he gave me a rhema word. So when I got back to Houston, I no, but he gave me a rhema word. So when I got back to Houston, I jumped off intoJeremiah 31, verse 15, and I just used that as my jumping off place and I started reading the book of Jeremiah. And then I was reading my normal reading and I was…
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…Psalms 69 and verse 8, he talks about being rejected of his own, his own brothers, and he said he was an alien to his mother's son, this Jesus. InJeremiah 31, verse 15, we read about the massacre of these little babies. That happened after Jesus was born in Bethlehem. In Psalms, chapter 2, verse 7, he is declared…
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…people were suffering and grieving with the sounds of war ringing in their ears. Look at how Jeremiah paints that particular picture. It's found inJeremiah 31, verse 15. Thus says Yahweh, a voice is heard in Ramah, lamentation and bitter weeping. Rachel is weeping for her children. She refuses to be comforted for…
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…He was born in Bethlehem Micah 5:2. He was presented with gifts, Psalms 72:10. And he children around him, babies were to be killed as he was bornJeremiah 31:15. Twelve specifics that could not have been fulfilled by anyone but God were fulfilled at the moment Jesus was born. And catch this, over 300 more…
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…The Old Testament says that the Savior will be the cause of weeping in Ramah. Rachel will be weeping for her children, and that's described inJeremiah 31, verse 15. Again, another prophecy the Jews didn't take as being about the Savior. They took it as being this kind of thread that is just left hanging, left…
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…prior to Matthew. God, in his goodness and loving kindness, purposed to use pain and suffering in his providential working. Now Matthew refers toJeremiah chapter 31, verse 15. Ramah was where Jacob's wife Rachel was buried. And in Jeremiah, Rachel is pictured as speaking on behalf of the people of Israel, as weeping from…
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…is heard in Ramah weeping and great mourning, Rachel weeping for her children and refusing to be comforted for they are no more. This comes fromJeremiah chapter 31 verse 15. The sorrow, the mourning in this context is that God is saying families are going to be taken into exile. But Jeremiah 31 as a whole is a reminder…
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…How can we get perspective on this? Matthew says that the incident is a fulfilment of prophecy. Verse 18, can you see that verse? That comes fromJeremiah 31 verse 15. And Matthew takes that text from Jeremiah 31 verse 15 about Rachel, Jacob's wife, and Jeremiah's prophecy in verse 31. and in verse 15 he pictures…
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…because they are no more verse 18 what's being quoted from Jeremiah is Jeremiah chapter 31 that may ring a bell we'll come back to it chapterJeremiah 31 verse 15now could you imagine being a mother in Bethlehem of one of these babies that was slaughtered by Herod could you imagine the pain could you imagine…
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…see the parallelism of Bethlehem, how important it was. 1100 years, 1100, listen, after Rachel's death, look at what the prophet Jeremiah says inJeremiah 31, verse 15. The famous words of lamentation and bitter weeping, Rachel weeping for her children, refusing to be comforted for her children because they are no…
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