Judgment Against Egypt, Philistia, and Moab - Jeremiah 46-48
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- Опубликовано: 5 янв 2020
- Pastor David Guzik continues in his series on the book of Jeremiah. In chapters 46-48 we take a deeper look at God's word of judgment against Egypt, the Philistines, and Moab.
Here is a link to David Guzik's commentary on Jeremiah 46: enduringword.com/bible-commen...
Here is a link to David Guzik's commentary on Jeremiah 47: enduringword.com/bible-commen...
Here is a link to David Guzik's commentary on Jeremiah 48: enduringword.com/bible-commen...
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Thank you david me and my aunt love listening to you you've helped me truly go deeper into the word of god each chapter ive followed you from chapter .1 all the way to chapter .48 very powerful enticing entertaining sermans
Been reading David's commentaries for such a long time. Didn't know that he was on RUclips
Just a great verse-to-verse audio commentary, should have millions of views and not a few hundred. God bless
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After following Pastor Guzik for a few months, I am convinced that he’s and obedient, truthful and faithful servant and witness of God. Therefore, he’s heeding Jeremiah:45:5 numbers don’t matter to him as they don’t matter to God. It’s up to us His servants to obey and share these inspirational messages(they come from God!!)
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Amen. Great exposition.
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I don't think Guzik gets part of the prophecy. Jeremiah thinks Egypt was to be 100% exiled by the Babylonians. See v 19. Also, v. 26 says that she will be inhabited as in the past... that is, after she's been completely desolate, she will be inhabited again. If you compare this passage with Ezekiel 29-32, they both state that Egypt is to be completely desolate (Ezekiel says for 40 years), and then the Egyptians will return to Egypt. Jeremiah is almost certainly not saying, like Guzik claims, that Egypt will CONTINUE to be inhabited during this period, uninterrupted.
The problem is, when did any such a total exile of the Egyptians occur in the 6th century BC? Even with allowance for hyperbole, it seems impossible to defend this prediction.
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