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Tag Archives: God
Jeremiah 38-40 questions
The questions below are to be used to provide fuel for your thoughts as you study the readings for the week ahead: Jeremiah 38 Passage Lookup What have been the effects of Jeremiah’s continuing message (See 21:8-10)? When have you … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, God, Israel, Jeremiah, Jerusalem, Old Testament, People, religion & spirituality
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Jeremiah 37
What is the situation now in Jerusalem (See 2 Kings 34:8-25:7)? What is the charge against Jeremiah (See 32:1-5)? To what extent are you willing to accept the consequences of speaking God’s message when it is unpopular or considered treason? … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, Courage, God, Jeremiah, Jerusalem, Jesus, Prayer, religion & spirituality
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Jeremiah 36
Passage Lookup The King of Judah didn’t take God’s warnings seriously. He refused to listen to God’s counsel and burned Jeremiah’s scroll. Today’s Word from God is a lesson on the need to listen, think, heed warnings, and work at … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, Evangelism, God, Jeremiah, Jerusalem, Jesus, Religion and Spirituality, Sanctus Real, Thinking
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Jeremiah 35
Jeremiah 35 Passage Lookup The Recabites were disciplined people. They paid attention, learned lessons, and followed the instructions from God. We can learn from this passage that it takes discipline and hard work to be a champion for God. If … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible Study, Christ, Dallas Cowboys, God, Good Common Sense, Jeremiah, Jesus, Rocky III, Roger Staubach
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Jeremiah 34 Passage Lookup Jerusalem was under siege so the king tried to get right with God by making an agreement with the people to free the slaves. The slaves were freed but the promise was later broken. One characteristic of … Continue reading
