Jeremiah 31:23 - 32:44
JeremiahSteve Gregg
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 Sinai. The speaker notes the importance of the Holy Spirit as an inward teacher for Christians, and that all fields shall become holy in the eyes of the Lord. Additionally, the speaker references Paul's question in Romans 11 about whether God has cast off the people of Israel, arguing that there has always been a remnant of faithful people. Ultimately, the prophecy serves to reinforce the belief that God is good, wise, and powerful.
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