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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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…we are not bound by the old covenant. We have been given, grafted into the new covenant. And what is that new covenant, you may ask? It comes fromJeremiah chapter 31, and I'll read it to you. It says, Behold, the days are coming, declares the Lord, when I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and the…
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…Only one covenant exists at a time. Now, it is paramount that we see this, what this is actually talking about. This is coming from, of course,Jeremiah chapter 31. This details for you the new covenant that is going to come through the Lord Jesus Christ, which is pretty easy to remember. It's Jeremiah 31, 31.…
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…into a great nation, and then I'll bless all the other nations through that people, through the Jewish people through whom the Messiah comes. InJeremiah chapter 31, Jeremiah is writing around 580, I think during the time of the Babylonian exile, when the people are being kicked out, Jeremiah writes this. Thus…
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…his fellow Jews that Jesus is the Messiah, he quotes these prophecies to convince them. So he's quoted Hosea, chapter 11. And now he quotesJeremiah chapter 31. And verse 15. A voice is heard in Ramah, weeping and great mourning. Rachel weeping for her children and refusing to be comforted because they are…
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…Savior, we are entering into the new covenant and all that is promised by God under the new covenant. And it's outlined in Jeremiah, the book ofJeremiah, chapter 31. There are three parts to the new covenant that God's going to write his law on our hearts, no longer writing on tablets of stone like he did with…
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…with the most hope, why we have more hope than anybody else is because God will never stop loving us. God will never, never, never stop loving us.Jeremiah chapter 31in the Bible, verse three, God says this, I have loved you with an everlasting love. Did you know that? God has never made a person he doesn't…
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…were cut off, so the stone shall become a memorial to the sons of Israel forever. We see these same types of stories in 1 Samuel chapter 7 andJeremiah chapter 31, all through the Old Testament, God says, Don't forget what I've done. Don't forget where you've come from. For Spring Lake, Bellevue Campus. It…
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We can turn back to our reading inJeremiah chapter 31. Read the words at verse 34. And no longer shall each one teach his neighbor and each his brother, saying, Know the Lord, ! For they shall all know…
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…to hear and understand the heart of a father who's talking about his daughter? Thankfully, the prophecy comes. And if you turn in your Bible toJeremiah chapter 31, same prophet who's looking at a similar situation and he's bringing the word of the Lord in. This is this is incredible. Now, again, you can do…
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…reminds us in chapter 31 that, or tells us that there is a new covenant coming. And this new covenant would be different from the old covenant,Jeremiah chapter 31, starting in verse 31. Jeremiah says, Behold, the days are coming, declares the Lord, when I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and…
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…the question maybe that comes to our mind, or at least came to mind, was, well, how much power do we need to defeat the flesh? That's the issue. InJeremiah chapter 31, I'm not going to turn there, some of you'd be familiar with it, but God said there, that's when he said, the new covenant is coming. He's going to…
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…chapters of preaching against idolatry. And now we get to the good news. So you came at the right time tonight. So go come with me to Jeremiah 31.Jeremiah chapter 31. Now Jeremiah wasn't very popular. People wanted to kill him. I already wanted to execute him once for his preaching in the temple. He got through…
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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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…you, and God is requiring faithfulness from you. You see the love of God throughout the Bible, even outside of the book of Hosea. Check this out.Jeremiah chapter 31, God says, I have loved you with an everlasting love. What a statement. How do we know that? Romans chapter 5 says, God demonstrates his love for…
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…the same covenant God made with Abraham that has continued. However, the biblical data would push back against that as well. So if you turn over toJeremiah chapter 31, for example, Jeremiah 31, let's go to the Old Testament, verses 31 through 34. Jeremiah 31, starting in verse 31 through 34. Let's read. The text…
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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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…where you let the worship of the old gods go completely. That's what real conversion is. How do we know that? Because God promised first in J inJeremiah chapter 31and then in Ezekiel 11 and Ezekiel 36 that the day was coming when man was so broken that he could not save himself. So God was going to send his…
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…even in the toughest of times, even in the greatest of opposition. The beginning of that promise I see God making in that same book of Jeremiah, inJeremiah chapter 31and verse 12. It says, their life shall be like a watered garden, and they shall languish no more. This is a promise that Jeremiah gets to see…
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