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Lamentations 3:5 · BSB
3:5 He has besieged me and surrounded me with bitterness and hardship.
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…this. You have to consider God's general and His common love for mankind, OK? This is His benevolent love. The fact that He has not, as we saw inLamentations chapter 3, consumed all of mankind when we definitely deserve it. His loving kindness has not allowed Him to do that. And I am thankful for that. I'm…
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…where to find it in a Bible, if you find in the Old Testament, the book of Jeremiah, it's a little book right after that one. OK, so I'm going toLamentations chapter 3, just verses 19 and 20. Here we go, remember my affliction and my wanderings, the Wormwood and the gall. My soul continually remembers it and is…
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…when we humble ourselves and trust Jesus for salvation, all we get is God's mercy. And here's the good news about his mercy it never runs out. InLamentations, chapter 3, it says Because of the Lord's faithful love, we do not perish, for his mercies never end. They are new. What are those two words? They are new…
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…Psalm 73 and verse 25 there he says to God whom have I in heaven but you and there is nothing on earth that I desire besides you and Jeremiah andlamentations chapter 3and verse 24 he says the Lord is my portion which means satisfaction therefore I will hope in him and the apostle John in Revelation chapter 21 and…
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…glory. Those are wonderful promises. That you should preach to yourself. But there's another promise I want you to see. Turn with me briefly toLamentations chapter 3. Lamentations chapter 3. A passage that shares a number of parallels with Psalm 130. Lamentations chapter 3. I'm sure you're familiar with the…
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…the ancient practice of presenting the uplifted hands in respectful petitions to God. Those things are found and Nehemiah chapter 8, Psalm 141 andLamentations chapter 3. So what do you talking about the command pertains to the kind of hands being lifted up and not the posture or the body? During prayer, he's not…
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…he gives us in salvation is an eternal mercy. This should prod our thanksgiving in seasons of hardship. Think about Jeremiah as he's writing inLamentations chapter 3. The whole book is a lament. Several laments, actually. And right in the middle of these laments, this despair, this destruction of God's people.…
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…Psalm 141 and to let my prayer be set before you as incense the lifting up of my hands as the evening sacrifice. One final passage the book ofLamentations chapter 3and verse 41. Let us lift up our hearts and hands to God in heaven. All right? Was lifting up their arms. Lifting up their hands toward the…
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…relying on God providing them again with manna and they'd wake up the next day again utterly relying on God providing them with that mannaLamentations chapter 3says this because of the Lord's great love we are not consumed for his compassions never fail they are new every morning great is your faithfulness…
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…morning, I want us to focus on Lamentations 3. So let's have a look at that chapter, and we're going to read just over half of it this morning.Lamentations 3:1-30. Jeremiah writes this in the first person, but it reflects the heartache of the whole people of Israel. Lamentations 3:1, I'm a man who has seen…
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…have a story. That's what the book of Ruth tells us. We've all kind of been at the point where things were overwhelming. I want to read to you fromLamentations chapter 3. By the way, Lamentations is a book in the Old Testament. Somebody asked me a while back, they said, what does lamentations mean? And I said, it's…
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