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Roberta Tyler
The Book Of Jeremiah
From reading The Book of Jeremiah I have come to feel that his overall message was rooted in his desire to teach God’s people, Judah that it was imperative for them to Live, Sleep and Breathe God’s covenants. Jeremiah was thought of as the Christ of the Old Testament because of his compassion and forgiveness of the people that rejected and sorely mistreated him for decades. While Jeremiah had the responsibility to bring a message of doom to the people of Judah, he also deeply loved them, and warned them that destruction was upon them because of their blatant, continually sinful lifestyles. Jeremiah was fervent about teaching the people of Judah, and beseeching them to put God ways first and foremost in their lives. While his prophecies told of the impending doom that was surely coming, his writings and warnings also spoke of how loving, merciful and forgiving God was. Jeremiah diligently spoke about repentance and the great restoration that was promised, if the masses would just listen, wholeheartedly repent, and accept God’s Laws. Jeremiah was purposeful in trying to get the people of Judah to understand that it was essential for each individual to be devoted to having a spiritual and moral relationship with God. This was a prerequisite for the coming new and unconditional covenant with God. A covenant that was key for the writing of God’s Law on everyone’s heart and the total forgiveness of sin. Jeremiah was the prophet God put in place to make way for the Holy Spirit to carry out the promise of God’s new covenant, it was Jeremiah’s faithful devotion to God that set him apart from all other prophets.
The Book of Lamentations
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