Day 226 (Jeremiah 26-29) - Year 6

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Tara-Leigh Cobble

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🗓️ 13 August 2024

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0:00.0	Hey Bible readers, I'm Tara Lee Cobble and I'm your host for the Bible Recap.
0:07.0	Today's reading covers three separate instances where Jeremiah has run-ins with
0:17.1	local leadership. The first story may have felt familiar to you. God sends Jeremiah
0:22.0	to the people entering the temple. This fills a to being repeated here in this trio of examples of Jeremiah's struggle with the authorities.
0:34.7	I'm inclined to think that it's the same story we read in Chapter 7, mostly because God indicates
0:39.9	that the people might repent, which sounds pretty different than what he's been saying lately.
0:44.9	If it is the same incident, we get a few more details during this version of events.
0:49.6	After Jeremiah's message, the priests and the prophets and all the people arrest him in his his religious groups. According to Deuteronomy 18, the penalty for a false prophet
1:05.1	is death. They want him dead. One thing worth noting is that when they're making
1:10.3	their charge against him, they conveniently leave out the part where God says he will
1:14.2	were lent of the destruction if they repent. But the people either hadn't listened closely to what
1:19.2	Jeremiah said, or they tweaked it so they could accuse him.
1:23.0	When Jeremiah is confronted with their false accusations,
1:26.0	he clarifies the rebuke they've misquoted,
1:28.0	but he does it with humble confidence,
1:30.0	submitted to their authority.
1:32.0	And he can do that only because he knows the greater
1:35.0	authority they will answer to in regard to whatever they decide to do with him.
1:39.0	He trusts God, regardless of the outcome.
1:42.0	After hearing Jeremiah's side of the outcome.
1:43.2	After hearing Jeremiah's side of the story, they acquit him.
1:46.5	The people still want to kill him and his life is still in danger,
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