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Investing in the Future; Jeremiah 32-35
Season 7, Episode 15
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21-Jul-2026
We have short memories. It is easy to forget how you got to where you are in your life because you’re busy living it. But truth has consequences. We may like to live as if the only thing that matters is the last twenty-four hours, but we are accountable for all our actions regardless of when they occurred. We must bring our lives to God so that He can forgive us, help us understand
and deal with it all. In today’s reading, God tells Jeremiah to buy a field from his cousin in Anathoth, Jeremiah’s hometown. Jeremiah was in prison, and Jerusalem was besieged, it must have seemed like a bizarre move. Jeremiah had been prophesying that the land was going to be successfully captured by Babylon. The purchase of the property was not for the present time but was a sign that there would be a future for the land of Israel. God was not done with them; He was punishing the sin that had infested them. In the future, Jeremiah’s land purchase would be recognized and valuable once again.
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