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8/12/2013 Disobedient Again |
Scriptures: | Jeremiah 40-45 |
Heart of the Passage: | Jeremiah 42-43 |
Overview
After Jerusalem's fall and the deportation of thousands of her citizens, Nebuchadnezzar appoints Gedaliah as a puppet governor over the region. Jeremiah chooses to remain in Judah and continue his ministry among the remnant. But when Gedaliah is brutally murdered by Ishmael, the Jews panic. Fearing reprisals by the Babylonians, they ask the prophet's advice¡Xthen disregard it and flee to Egypt, dragging Jeremiah with them. |
Chapters 40-41
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Chapter 42
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Chapters 43-45
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Gedaliah Slain
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Guidance Sought
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Refugee's Sanctuary
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Disortef
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Direct Order
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Disobedience
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Your Daily Walk
A child asks for parental permission to do something. Permission is denied ... but the child goes ahead and does it anyway. Why did the child ask in the first place? Not to receive permission, but to gain approval for what he planned to do all along!
After Jerusalem's fall, those who remained in the strife-torn city approached Jeremiah saying, "Show us the way we should go, and the thing we should do." They claimed to want God's will, and promised to obey it... but in fact they had already made up their minds to flee Egypt. Like a headstrong child, they were only asking approval for predetermined behavior.
Is that a picture of your prayer life? Do you say in effect, "Lord, here's what I plan for my life, and I'd like Your blessing on my decision"? Do you really want to know and do God¡¦s will, or are you only interested in having His "O.K." stamped on your will? It's dangerous to ask for His directions¡Xunless you're willing to follow them.
Find a songbook that contains the words of Frances Havergal's hymn, 'Take My Life and Let It Be." Read the words as your prayer of consecration to the will of God¡Xfrom head to toe!
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Insight
Baruch, the Prophet's Right-hand Man
Baruch, whose reward for faithful service is detailed in chapter 45, certainly earned it as Jeremiah's ... ... secretary (36:4, 32) ... recorder of deeds (32:12-15) ... traveling companion and fellow sufferer (43:2-7).
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Adage
It's dangerous to ask for God's directions unless you're willing to follow them. |

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