Jeremiah 24 - 28
JeremiahSteve Gregg
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 discusses the punishment and captivity of the people of Judah by Babylon, as well as the condemnation of the religious leaders by Jeremiah. The vision of Jeremiah rebuking Hananiah, who removed the yoke from his neck, is also analyzed as an example of Jeremiah's prophetic rebukes against false prophets. Overall, the passage portrays a grim fate for those who fail to heed the warnings of God's true prophets.
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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 31:23 - 32:44
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In this passage from Jeremiah 31:23-32:44, Steve Gregg provides insight into the prophecy of a new covenant in contrast to the covenant given at Mount
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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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