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Opposition
Opening Prayer
Word of God is Challenged.
(Backstory: Chapter 27:1)
God tells Jeremiah to make straps & yoke-bars and hang them around his neck.
Speak an envoy that was in Jerusalem.
Why the envoy?
Talking about overthrowing Nebuchadnezzer.
God said: Don’t even try it!
Everyone needs to place themselves under Nebuchadnezzer until God’s time for him is over.
Now (in that same year) Hananiah says: “God has now broken that yoke.”
Hananiah’s message is certainly appealing but notice some “red flags”.
Claims God’s mercy without the need for repentance.
Hananiah’s message is appealing.
Ok God made His point.
(Thank you Jeremiah for bringing this to our attention)
But now God is going to make everything right again.
But all of their trials are SO GOD CAN GET THEM TO SEE what they have become.
There is no mention for the people to stop sinful lifestyles.
Hananiah is appealing to the room.
They desire peace but not truth!
Responding to the opposition.
“Amen!
May the Lord do so.”
Hananiah is appealing to a room who just desires peace.
Jeremiah doesn’t “get in the ring” with him.
Verses 7-8: It would be great is what you say is true, but listen…
I have something important to say to you and all these people who have heard your message.
This seems like a fair meeting ground.
“I guess we will see who is correct here.”
This was actually a common practice for testing a TRUE PROPHET.
What was Hananiah thinking to give this word that contradicts the one Jeremiah gave?
Many issues concerning God are handled exactly that way.
Creation, or even the existence of God
Who Jesus was and is.
What will happen when this world ends.
(will this world end)
We will all find out the truth, but it might be too late to avoid the consequences.
Hananiah Doubles Down...
Wow! can you imagine the audacity?
People have already been exiled!
Jeremiah’s prophesies have been coming true.
As if Hananiah was trying so desperately to win the room over, he felt the need for this grand gesture to seal the deal.
People have alway been willing to go the extra mile to try to prove God’s word false.
Or at least to prove Christian’s to be out of touch.
Opposition is silenced.
It would seem that Hananiah was able to persuade the people.
The rest of Jeremiah would show that to be true.
There is a great warning here for those who would give or listen to a belief just because it easier to follow!
This is true for those claiming to speak the truth or those who follow them.
It may not be easy to live for God, but it will be based on truth and that will lead to peace.
Jeremiah spoke God truth and it was highly offensive to some people, ignored to reject by others..
Those Christians are stuck on this doom and gloom.
God’s grace is sufficient.
Stop worrying so much about how you live.
*Ultimately we will all be left with the truth.
*This is ultimately God’s fight.
However, we need to make sure we are on the right side.
*We are faced with a growing opposition that says:
(1) There is not God so live accordingly.
(2) God is loving so don’t worry about how you live.
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