Jeremiah 33 - 36
JeremiahSteve Gregg
In "Jeremiah 33-36", Steve Gregg discusses the theme of comfort that runs through these chapters. He highlights the prophecy of the coming of a righteous Davidic ruler who will execute judgment on the earth. Gregg also examines the covenant made by God and Israel, with a focus on the unfaithfulness of the people and their lack of integrity. Finally, Gregg outlines the story of the burning of Jeremiah's scroll and discusses the obedience of Baruch in rewriting it.
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Jeremiah 37 - 44
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Steve Gregg provides a detailed analysis of chapters 37-44 in the book of Jeremiah. The events narrated in the passage cover a turbulent period in Jer
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Jeremiah 45 - 49
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Steve Gregg delivers an exhaustive analysis of Jeremiah chapters 45 to 49, highlighting the prophecies of judgment against several nations, such as Ba
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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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