Jeremiah 21 - 23
JeremiahSteve Gregg
In Jeremiah 21-23, Zedekiah's rebellion against Nebuchadnezzar and subsequent punishment is discussed, with a warning from Jeremiah to avoid wrongdoing and violence. The chapter also touches on various kings during this time period, including Jehoahaz and Jeconiah, as well as the idea of a remnant flock and the importance of distinguishing true prophets from false ones. The theme of the consequences of bad leadership and the need for repentance is present throughout, with a warning of lasting shame and reproach for Judah.
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Jeremiah 24 - 28
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In this passage from Jeremiah 24-28, the speaker analyzes the prophecy of two baskets of figs and the fate of the good and bad figs. The speaker also
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Jeremiah 29:1 - 31:22
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In "Jeremiah 29:1 - 31:22," Steve Gregg speaks about false prophecies given by Hananiah against Jeremiah and the future of the people of Israel. Gregg
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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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