Bible Discovery TV - The Daily Show (2024)
Return To The Land; Jeremiah 32-34
Season 7, Episode 23
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31-Jul-2024
In Jeremiah 33, God tells us that He will return to His land, that He will uphold His covenant, and He did. 2000 years ago, He came and gave His life as a sacrifice for human sin. Three days later, He rose again becoming the firstborn from among the dead. Jesus did all of this so that we could have the chance to follow Him, to choose life over death. If you have never done that, I strongly urge you to come to Jesus and accept Him as the LORD of your life. God also speaks of another return. God will come again! Christ will come again! While not all Christians agree on exactly what this looks like, or when it will be, we all agree that it’s going to happen!
God always does what He says He will do, and the Bible talks of this return in both the Old and New Testaments. We get a taste of it here in Jeremiah 33.
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