Jeremiah 14 - 16
JeremiahSteve Gregg
In this segment, Steve Gregg discusses Jeremiah chapters 14-16 which concern droughts and sin. He highlights the consequences of sin, as God remembers iniquity and punishes sins. Gregg also draws parallels with Isaiah's prophecy and crimes in Jeremiah's time. The text talks about the impact of drought on deer and their young, referencing the lack of food and grass in the fields.
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Jeremiah 17 - 20
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In "Jeremiah 17 - 20", Steve Gregg continues to explore the Book of Jeremiah with an analysis of chapters 17 through 20. Gregg highlights the stark co
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Jeremiah 21 - 23
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In Jeremiah 21-23, Zedekiah's rebellion against Nebuchadnezzar and subsequent punishment is discussed, with a warning from Jeremiah to avoid wrongdoin
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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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