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The Comeback; Jeremiah 29-31
Season 7, Episode 14
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20-Jul-2026
Another reason that Jeremiah is sometimes called the Weeping Prophet is because he shares with his readers some of his personal struggles. He had a hard job. He was confronting Judah and Jerusalem with their sins to their faces. And beyond calling them out for their sins, he was telling them they needed to submit their government to a foreign, evil nation as discipline from the LORD. Jeremiah was seen by many as a traitor, and people tried to kill him on multiple occasions. In Jeremiah 30, however, we hear that all is not lost for the people of God. God would call His people back to the land and bring punishment to the sinful enemies that had destroyed them. Jeremiah
30 gains even more depth when read in light of the ministry of Jesus in the New Testament. As Jesus was ascending into heaven, He told the disciples that they would preach the good news in Jerusalem, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth ( A C T S 1 : 8 ) . Through the work of Christ, God has
called all His people to Himself. Today, let’s carefully study and understand what God is saying.
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