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Jeremiah chapter 44 verse 10 they have not humbled themselves even to this day nor have they feared, nor walked in my law and my statutes that I set before you and before your fathers.

These chapters in Jeremiah are so sobering

as over and over again we see divine indictment for the sin of God's people and it's described here in three

ways that I really want us to just meditate on briefly and then pray that these things

would not be true in our lives.

First thing, God says they've not humbled themselves, even to this day.

After all of the discipline and judgment they had already seen for their sin, they still did not humble themselves.

They still continued and pride before God. So they didn't humble themselves, second, nor have they feared. They didn't

fear God. They didn't stand in awe of God, worship in awe of God. They didn't fear God in His holiness and His greatness and His glory and in His love for them. They didn't humble themselves, they didn't fear God, and

they didn't walk in his law and his statutes. They didn't obey him. When you think about it, these three things go together.

Humility, fear of God, and obedience to God's word.

And so I just want us to pray that those three things

would be in us and to lead us to examine

in each of our lives, any semblance of pride, lack of fear of God, or lack of

of obedience to walking in the law and the statutes of God.

So God, we pray, open our eyes, our hearts to any pride in us, we pray.

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