Jeremiah 52:6-7, 11, 13, 16, 18-19, 30. This is how the people of God were taken into captivity by the Babylonians. The Babylonians took all the valuable things made of pure gold and silver and also burned all the important buildings and so the temple. May you have felt strong this year and are appreciative of what the Lord has allowed you to withstand with all that's going on in the world. May this upcoming new year be the year to accomplish all your resolutions and remain faithful and true to the calling of your life in God's eyes. For he never leaves us. As the songs says sometimes He calms the storm and some times he holds us close. May this New Year you remain resilient. Happy New Year 2022!

Jeremiah 51: 6-8, 11, 15, 35-37. So, the Lord brought the punishment Babylon deserved for they destroyed the Lord's temple, destroyed many nations, and worshipped false gods.

Jeremiah 50:28, 30-36. The Babylonians thought they had God's people in their pockets but God is a strong God, he buys us back time after time; for the Israelites are his chosen people. And so when we come repented to God he takes us in and redeems us for his son bought us back at the cross; we just need to humbling come to him for he doesn't detest the proud.

May you have a joyous day with yours. May the peace of Jesus abound in your heart today and always! Isaiah 9:6

Jeremiah 49:1-39 It's a historical chapter about Ammon, Edom, Damascus, Kedar, Hazor and Elam. These lands were going to be judgement but two of them were going to be restored.

Jeremiah 48: the 27, 29-30,42 Proverbs 6:17. The Lord detests pride for pride separates us from Him. We think we are higher than Him. Pride does not accomplish much for it just inflates our head and heart from the wrong things and leads us to no desire to worship the True King. Pride puts us before God. And He is above all.

Jeremiah 47:1-7. The Lord used the Babylonians to bring judgment to his enemies the Philistines. He overwhelmed and saturated the land of the Philistines with chariots, to make it seen as the sound of a flood. The Philistines were too weak to fight so, their enemies fought them to the end, also they could not resist the fight because the Sword of the Lord was fighting them too.

Jeremiah 46:27-28. He punished his children fairly for The Lord knows how we learn. He wanted his children to have the right heart to serve Him alone.

Jeremiah 45:1-5, Philippians 1:6 and 2:3. God so desires for us to work without expecting recognition from people by to remain lowly for his exaltation is better than any plaque we can receive from men.

Jeremiah 44:18-19, 28. The Lord is a jealous God. He wants us to obey solely to him. For he protects his children from harm that gods bring to his people when they are worshipped. So, let us adore and seek after only the Lord.