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Jeremiah 4:19 · BSB
4:19 My anguish, my anguish! I writhe in pain! Oh, the pain in my chest! My heart pounds within me; I cannot be silent. For I have heard the sound of the horn, the alarm of battle.
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…on the scriptures. Choose this day who you'll serve because sooner or later what road you choose will determine the destination you end up in.Jeremiah 4:19was a weeping prophet he's called. And he had such a heart for the people to get them back on track that his heart his heart writhed in pain. It…
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…at Jeremiah chapter 4, and verse 19. Listen to Jeremiah, he's known as the weeping prophet. Jeremiah chapter 4 and verse 19. This is what he says,Jeremiah 4 verse 19. My balls, my balls, I am peeing that my very heart. My heart maketh annoyed me. I can't hold my peace because thou has heard, oh my soul, the…
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…of things that people who are disobedient need to hear to wake them up. To wake them up. That's what a father and a mother does.<br><br>Let's go toJeremiah 4:19God is speaking here of the destruction, the katabolē in the first Earth age. The very destruction that satan himself Tyrus caused. He's speaking…
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…Israel. I'm going to give you a few texts you can read later. I don't have time to go into them, but Jeremiah chapter 4 and verses 5 through 8.Jeremiah chapter 4 verses 16 through 21. Leviticus 18, 24 through 28. If you're taking notes, look up those passages. Those are passages that make this point clear. But I will read one…
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