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The Bible Recap

Day 220 (Jeremiah 4-6) - Year 7

The Bible Recap

Tara-Leigh Cobble

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality:christianity, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 8 August 2025

⏱️ 7 minutes

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0:00.0

Hey Bible readers, I'm Tara Lee Cobble, and I'm your host for the Bible Recap.

0:12.9

Today we open with Jeremiah continuing the plea for Judah to repent.

0:17.7

Throughout this section, we see God repeating the theme that he doesn't just want them to change their actions or offer up empty sacrifices like vain apologies.

0:26.6

They faked repentance before and he didn't buy it then either.

0:30.1

He's after their hearts.

0:32.4

We see it in verse 4, where he's comparing this change of heart to the way he marked them with circumcision. He says,

0:38.8

remove the foreskin of your hearts. And in verse 14, he says,

0:44.3

O Jerusalem, wash your heart from evil. How long shall your wicked thoughts lodge within you?

0:50.7

And in verse 18, your ways and your deeds have brought this upon you. This is your doom,

0:57.0

and it is bitter. It has reached your very heart. Their sin yielded this consequence, and God's

1:05.0

problem with their sin goes far beyond their actions. It goes to their very heart, so his consequences do too. Then in verse 10,

1:14.9

Jeremiah seems to be accusing God of lying. It's a confusing time to be alive because up until this

1:21.0

point, all the so-called prophets of the land have been telling all the people of Judah,

1:25.2

hey, don't sweat it. Things are going to be fine.

1:32.9

They keep proclaiming peace and safety when things are actually speeding toward a cliff at a hundred miles an hour. And this is the first time Jeremiah is actually hearing the truth, and it's coming

1:38.8

directly from God himself. He seems to feel kind of disoriented by it all, but he eventually comes to realize that those

1:46.2

prophets weren't speaking the words of God. They were just saying what they thought the people

1:50.7

wanted to hear. I've had many a well-meaning prophecy spoken to me, and almost all of them have

1:57.7

been wrong. It took me a long time to come to terms with the fact that

2:01.8

God hadn't lied to me. Those people had good desires for me, but they were speaking out of

2:07.4

their own hopes and hearts, not his. That's just a fraction of what Jeremiah was probably

2:13.3

going through here. As Jeremiah is giving these warnings to the people, he's also getting

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