Jeremiah 50 - 52
JeremiahSteve Gregg
In Jeremiah chapters 50-52, there is a prophecy about the fall of Babylon, which is compared to a golden cup that made the earth drunk. The prophecy includes a fierce battle, where the invaders will encamp against the city and attack it from all sides. The speaker also notes that Babylon's fall may be a type or shadow of a greater fulfillment in the future. Lastly, the prophecy reminds the people to listen to the counsel of the Lord and sin no more, as Babylon will be punished for its iniquities.
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