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Jeremiah 50:19 · BSB
50:19 I will return Israel to his pasture, and he will graze on Carmel and Bashan; his soul will be satisfied on the hills of Ephraim and Gilead.
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…say is there fulfilled prophecy within this book? I think there's dozens. But one of my favorite ones from the Old Testament, Isaiah chapter 13 andJeremiah chapter 50, describes that Babylon, the ancient city, one of the most influential largest cities in the world, would be destroyed, never rebuilt, and things…
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…Her walls have been torn down, for this is the vengeance of the Lord. Take vengeance on her, and as she has done to others, so do to her. That's inJeremiah chapter 50. And then summon many against Babylon, all those who bend the bow and camp against her on every side, let there be no escape, repay her according…
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…Come forth from her midst, my people, and each of you save yourselves from the fierce anger of the Lord. That's all the way back in the book ofJeremiah chapter 50, 51. So let's come to present day. Believers in the present day, and that's you and me, if you put your faith and trust in Christ alone for your…
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…of more sensitive? We're less rebellious, we're less hesitant to believe in spiritual things. Well, no. The sheep, for example, are described inJeremiah chapter 50as those who've gone astray and followed after idolatry. And yet they are still called God's sheep. In Isaiah, and Peter draws from this in 1 Peter…
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