E66 Led, Nurtured and Molded: God pleading with Judah through Jeremiah (Jereimah 1-20)

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Join us for fantastic content on our Patreon website: https://www.patreon.com/cw/EnlightenEdgeEDU/membership. This week on Patreon Kerry goes through some of the most powerful images Jeremiah uses, and why it would be so powerful for Judah and how it can reach and teach you.

In this episode Kerry discusses the specific mission the Lord gave Jeremiah. He talks about how this teaches us what the Lord wants to have happen to us based on that call. He also talks about how the Lord warned Jeremiah that his ministry would be hard. Then Kerry and Dr. George Pierce discuss Jeremiah's call further, They talk about how the Lord uses word play to illustrate that the punishment of Judah is coming quickly. After that Kerry discusses some of the most powerful images Jeremiah uses as he warns Judah of what they are doing wrong by using Judah's experience with drought to help them feel alarmed. These images carry amazing messages for us as well. Then Then George leads us through the message the Lord has for all of us as he guides Judah through what he wants of them and us: change our ways, keep the law with pure intent, keep covenant, and let God direct and mold us. They also look at how the Lord will sometimes have to break us to get us to go the right way, which is what Kerry had said Jeremiah's call was about in the first place.

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