Sermons on Israel (Page 2)

Sermons on Israel (Page 2)

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Destroyed & Devastated

Jeremiah looks and sees the destruction of the temple and the city. The place is destroyed and the people are devastated. God was doing this because He cared more about the people than He did the places. Sin was ultimately to blame, and God wanted to bring them back to a right relationship with Him that they could enjoy life. Bible Text: Lamentations 2:1-22
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The End Result of Sin

The book of Lamentations is a continuation from Jeremiah. Jeremiah warned the people of Judah that her sin and idolatry was paving the way for God’s judgment. The book of Lamentation is written in the aftermath of this judgment as Jerusalem and the temple is destroyed and the grief and mourning is heavy. Jeremiah writes to express this heartache of anguish yet reveals the hope we have in God in times of calamity. Bible Text: Lamentations 1:1-22
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Messages To The Nations

In these chapters Jeremiah shares a number of messages to different nations. It’s a word of judgment from God for their pride, and self-reliance. Bible Text: Jeremiah 47-49
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Dead End In Egypt

Tonight we look at those that trusted in their way rather than following God’s way. A remnant left in Judah after Babylon’s conquest decided to seek refuge in Egypt. This isn’t what God had for them and it will not end well for them. Bible Text: Jeremiah 43-46
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Mystery Explained

Revelation 17-18 deals with the judgment of Babylon. Chapter 17 focuses on religious Babylon and Chapter 18 focuses on economic Babylon. Today we focus on the mystery of the harlot and the beast she is riding and seek to make sense of what this all means. Bible Text: Revelation 17:7-18
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Preserved and Praising

We meet up with the 144,000 sealed saints we first saw in Revelation 7. This time they’re standing with the Lamb – Jesus Christ. They’ve been preserved through the Tribulation and are responding rightly in praise before Him. It’s the response we all can have for what Jesus has already done for us. Bible Text: Revelation 14:1-5
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Faith and the Future

Jeremiah is called to do something peculiar especially as the Babylonians are closing in around Jerusalem – he’s called to buy some property. This would require a step of faith as this didn’t make any sense from a human perspective. But the Lord assures him that there is nothing too hard for the Lord to do. And so we see the future plans that God has for His people. Bible Text: Jeremiah 32-33
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Two Witnesses and a Temple

John is instructed to measure out the temple which makes it clear that sometime between now and the Tribulation the Jews will have their temple rebuilt. It’s been almost 2000 years since they’ve had it, but we’re moving closer to that becoming a reality. And God will be sure to have His witness go forth during this time through His two witnesses endued with supernatural power. Bible Text: Revelation 11:1-8
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A Word to the False Prophets

Jeremiah was continually battling people not taking him seriously. What made things worse is that there were false prophets completely contradicting the things he was saying. But in this chapter, God has a word for these false prophets. Better to stick to the true superior word of God than to listen to that which is inferior. Bible Text: Jeremiah 23:9-40