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8/7/2009 Turning Too Late |
Scriptures: | Jeremiah 21-25 |
Heart of the Passage: | Jeremiah 23 |
Overview
The end has come for Judah. In panic the leaders of besieged Jerusalem turn¡Xtoo late¡Xto the prophet to beseech the Lord's assistance. God's thundering reply through Jeremiah is chilling: The city will fall, and its most productive citizens will be deported to Babylon. Yet Jeremiah predicts their eventual return after 70 years, when the remnant will come home to a new day of righteous leadership and their captors will be brought to ruin. |
Chapters 21-22
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Chapter 23
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Chapter 24
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Cnapter 25
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Curse of Corrupt Kings
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Righteous Regathering
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Future Figs
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Wrathful Wine
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Jeremiah's Preaching
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Jeremiah's Pictures
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Your Daily Walk
Parent and child are riding in a car down the highway. Suddenly, they enter a tunnel ¡X the first one the child has seen. The child is gripped with fear at the sudden eerie darkness. At this point, the child is faced with a choice: He can (1) try to grab the wheel away from the parent and turn the car around, or (2) trust the parent, shortly to make the happy discovery that tunnels have openings at both ends.
Judah was suddenly plunged into a dark tunnel of exile from which there appeared to be no light of hope. But Jeremiah knew better. He foretold Judah's return after the passing of seven decades. In addition, he announced the coming of a righteous Ruler to restore Judah in the tradition of the great King David ¡X One whose name would be "THE LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS" (23:6).
When circumstances are at their darkest, you need the confidence given by 1 John 1:5 ¡X "God is light, and in him is no darkness at all." God is not in the business of plunging His people into dark tunnels without also providing the hope-giving light they need to see their way through. Are dark circumstances crowding in on you, causing you to want to panic and "grab the wheel"? Then turn to Romans 8:18-25, and read it as many times ask takes for God to show you the light at the end of your tunnel!
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Insight
The Worst-Kept Secret in Town
The duration of the Babylonian exile is given not once but twice by Jeremiah (25:11-12; 29:10) and again by the Prophet Daniel (9:1-2) ¡X proof indeed that God knows the end from the beginning!
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Adage
Others may see only a hopeless end, but believers rejoice in an endless hope. |

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