It's the wine of God's wrath, which should make us stupor and drunkenly fall to our death.

But because Jesus did that, we actually drink it as the product of God's wrath, being the blood that was spilled by the death.

And so we're tasting the aftermath of it.

Like, that it's not wrath we taste, it's the result of wrath being blood, knowing the wrath has dealt with.

Yeah.

Like blood has been, instead of, yeah, which makes it sweet.

Yeah, man.

And I do love that idea of, like, the wrath that should have led to a funeral instead

became the wine at a wedding. Welcome to the spoken gospel podcast. Spoken gospel is a ministry

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We are concluding our journey through the book of Jeremiah today,

and we are looking at the aspect of Jeremiah that I know the least about, and that is Jesus

as a new and better Jeremiah. I've studied Jeremiah a lot in college. I studied it whenever we

did the introduction, and this idea that's actually quite

broader than I thought it was when you first brought it up of Jesus being the new Jeremiah.

I kind of cast aside and I was like, yeah, Jesus is the new and better every biblical character.

And you're like, no, no, no, uniquely there's something happening with Jeremiah mapping

on to the life of Christ that I know very little about.

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