Jeremiah 1 - 3
JeremiahSteve Gregg
In this study, Steve Gregg focuses on the first three chapters of the biblical book of Jeremiah. He highlights the length of the book and Judah's state of idolatry and apostasy during Jeremiah's time. Gregg explores Jeremiah's call to prophesy and the symbolisms used in his visions, such as the touch of his mouth and the "root pull down, destroy throw down, build plant" metaphor. The study also touches on the theme of rebellion against God and the importance of returning to a reliance on God's living waters, rather than turning to religious systems that lack life.
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Jeremiah 4 - 5
Jeremiah
In this passage, Steve Gregg references Jeremiah 4 and 5 which sounds a trumpet warning of the Babylonians' impending destruction. He discusses the im
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Jeremiah 6 - 8
Jeremiah
Steve Gregg in this talk delves into Jeremiah 6-8 where the prophet warns Jerusalem of its impending destruction by the Babylonians. Jeremiah warns th
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Jeremiah Introduction
Jeremiah
In this introduction to the book of Jeremiah, Steve Gregg explains that the book is easier to understand than Isaiah, even though it covers a challeng
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