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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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…out in her pangs when she is near to giving birth, so were we. Because of you. Oh Lord, you see it? Well, there's an end there. Consider Jeremiah.Jeremiah chapter 4and look at verse 31. Jeremiah 431 reads for I heard a cry as of a woman in labor, anguish as one, giving birth to her first child. The cry of the…
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Chapter 10 I'm going to read inJeremiah chapter 4first a lot here in the book of Jeremiah. And tell you what, Jeremiah had a very difficult job. His job was to try to get the the nation of Israel,…
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…description. It's not true to experience God's people and European for, and for the sake of Christ, turned over there. Jeremiah look with me atJeremiah 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.…
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…Think of Isaiah chapter 5. God is saying that Israel is his vineyard. And he goes there through to teach about their need to turn back to himself.Jeremiah chapter 4calling upon Israel to plow up their fallow ground. A ground that's been left unused for some time. Spiritually that's a neglect of course. And…
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…theme and they use this picture of pre-creation where it's formless and empty to describe humanity without God's word. So, turn with me please toJeremiah chapter 4and we'll see how this is true. Isaiah chapter 4, or Jeremiah chapter 4. Jeremiah begins with explaining to us that God's people have rebelled and…
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…is why it is important to set aside our own perception of how moral we are and let God, who knows all and sees all, to be our judge. And here inJeremiah chapter 4to 6, we see God's judgment of Judah and Israel. And his verdict is devastating. And God's verdict is a fitting description, not just of Judah and…
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…he rules over the earth in chaos. Okay? You understand that? So that's what we see. Then turn in your Bibles. I want to show you a cryptic passage,Jeremiah chapter 4. Jeremiah chapter 4, verse 23. Jeremiah 4 23. Very cryptic passage. Doesn't make sense unless we look at it from the perspective of a war in the…
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…nations later in history as they would judge Israel. I'm going to give you a few texts you can read later. I don't have time to go into them, butJeremiah chapter 4and 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…
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