Jeremiah 9 - 10
JeremiahSteve Gregg
In this emotional and heartfelt talk, Steve Gregg discusses the book of Jeremiah, focusing on chapters 9 and 10. He notes how Jeremiah is known as the Weeping Prophet due to his emotional nature and his calls for God's vindication. Gregg emphasizes the importance of knowing God and not succumbing to deceit or idolatry. He also cautions listeners against mimicking pagan religions and highlights the imprecatory prayers of David as being directed towards those who oppose God, rather than merely one's enemies. Ultimately, Gregg reminds his audience that even when God corrects us, it is not to condemn us but rather to help us grow.
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Jeremiah 11 - 13
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In this segment, Steve Gregg delves into the biblical references and subtext in Jeremiah chapters 11-13, touching on themes such as obedience, conditi
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Jeremiah 14 - 16
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In this segment, Steve Gregg discusses Jeremiah chapters 14-16 which concern droughts and sin. He highlights the consequences of sin, as God remembers
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Jeremiah 6 - 8
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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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