IRTWBEY365 (I Read The Whole Bible Every Year Podcast)

IRTWBEY365 (I Read The Whole Bible Every Year Podcast)

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IRTWBEY365 (I Read The Whole Bible Every Year Podcast) episodes

  • Ria Reads Jeremiah 25-27
    Day 231 Jeremiah 25 to 27
    For 10 years Jeremiah had been speaking to the people to turn from their idolatrous and evil ways and to not keep provoking the anger of the Lord. However, the people kept ignoring the warnings with the result being that they were appointed to go into exile in Babylon for 70 years. Chapter 25 also outlines God’s judgement on Babylon, Egypt and other nations.
    In chapter 26 Jeremiah goes to the house of the Lord with another warning for the people to repent and in response they try to kill him. In chapter 27, he performs a prophetic act to depict the people going into captivity under the king of Babylon, Nebuchadnezzar; however, the chapter ends on a redemptive note with a promise that the Lord will bring them from Babylon back into their land.
    20 min
  • Ifeoluwa Reads Jeremiah 19-22
    Jer19: The LORD said: Buy a clay jar. These people have burned sacrifices to foreign gods. Then break the jar. So I will smash this nation.
    Jer20: Pashhur put Jeremiah in the stocks. Everyone mocks me. But the word of the LORD is a fire in my bones.
    Jer21: Zedekiah enquired about Nebuchadnezzar. The LORD says: Whoever stays in the city will die. Nebuchadnezzar will destroy it with fire.
    Jer22: Proclaim at the palace: I will make you a desert. Shallum will not return. They will not lament for Jehoiakim. Coniah is cast away.
    18 min
  • Ria Reads Jeremiah 5-6
    In Jeremiah 5, the Lord is searching for honesty and truth among the people so He can forgive the city. But instead, the people, including the leaders, are hardening their hearts and refusing to repent. They are unfaithful to God and are rejecting the words of the prophets saying that no harm will come to them. But God assures them that He will judge them and raise up a nation to take them into captivity.
    Chapter 6 describes Jerusalem under siege in response to the people’s idolatry and rebellion against God. The Lord continually warns them of the consequences, but they refuse to listen to the warning and turn to God. And as a result, they are rejected.
    14 min
  • Elonda Reads Jer 2-4 JKV
    Summary Jer 2-4
    Jeremiah delivers a direct word to Judah regarding how they had forsaken the Lord and began to serve others gods. They are reminded that He is the one that brought them out of Egypt and through the wilderness. Chapter 3 gives detail of their unfaithfulness and calling them to repent and return to the One and only God
    Chp 4 is a warning that destruction is coming from the north because of their rebellion against God
    29 min
  • Ifeoluwa Reads Isaiah 65-66 Jeremiah 1
    Isa65: I held out my hands to an obstinate people. I will create new heavens and a new earth
    Isa66: Listen! The LORD is repaying his enemies. Rejoice with Jerusalem and be comforted. All flesh will worship before me, says the LORD.
    Jer1: The LORD said to me: I appointed you as a prophet to the nations. Do not be afraid.
    15 min

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