Partick Free Church of Scotland (Cont)

It is the duty of the Christian and all men in general, to perfectly, perpetually, and joyfully obey all of the Ten Commandments.

Becoming a member of a local church should be a priority for any serious Christian. But with membership comes commitment and responsibilities on the part of the believer and the office-bearers of the congregation.

In this chapter, Jeremiah highlights six dominant sins found among the people of Jerusalem and Judea.

To encourage the Hebrew Christians to remain faithful to the Lord Jesus Christ, the Apostle Paul reminds them that the Jewish Patriarchs lived and died in faith, not seeing the full fulfilment of the promises that God had made to them.

The Prophet Jeremiah was instructed to put aside normal family and social norms in order for the people of his day to appreciate what would happen to society when God's judgement would fall upon them.

The Holy Bible teaches that everyone has the duty to obey the revealed will of God.

Sarah's faith was not perfect, but she was given strength to believe when she considered not just the promise but the One who gave the promise.

The prophet Jeremiah had an uncompromising message from the LORD to proclaim, but the message and the prophet did not go down well with the people.

John the Baptist was Christ's forerunner, and he had a dramatic effect on the people of Jerusalem and Judah.

Paul uses the life of Abraham to encourage the first-century Hebrew Christians to remain steadfast.