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Psalm 25:1-10 / Jer 33:14-16
The Prophecy
The Promise (restoration & rescue)
The Branch
The Setting
Ch 30-33 = the Book of Comfort
Zedekiah = “Jehovah is righteous”.
Israel & Judah had been divided for ~ 300 years
Zedekiah was a puppet king
Zedekiah rebelled against Babylon, bringing on the complete destruction and enslavement of Judah
Fulfillment: What and When?
The Davidic Line
Even Zedekiah was in the Davidic line, but was not
Although Zedekiah brings on the final destruction, in doing so He is the last (earthly) king on the throne of Jerusalem.
No king sat on the throne not of David’s line.
A restoration
It would be more than 70 years before the Temple would be rebuilt
Ezra & Nehemiah chronicle the return and restoration efforts
THE RESTORATION
Christ Jesus crowned in thorns as a coronation… the Davidic King
The restoration and rescue of Israel & Judah is being fulfilled by both Jews and Gentiles being united to Jesus in faith
Advent
Incarnation
The Old Testament Saints had the prophecies to point them to Christ as the fulfillment
Consummation
We, as believers and as a church, now too look forward to Jesus’ coming to finally and fully fulfill the prophecies of restoration and rescue.
Application
Love People Genuinely
Love God Supremely
May God in our day move among us to love others genuinely, especially the family of God, to seek lives of holiness, and to keep our hearts and eyes turned upward in love and expectation.
Knowing that day is surely coming, may we look with anticipation and say, “Come, Lord Jesus!”
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