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Patricia Johnson
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Soli Deo Gloria 🙌🏼
Christ is King ✝️
Whom have I in heaven but you?
And earth has nothing I desire besides you.
My flesh and my heart may fail,
but God is the strength of my heart
and my portion forever.
Married 🤴🏿❤️👸🏻
Mother of 5 👸🏽👸🏽🤴🏽🤴🏽🤴🏽
Christ is King ✝️
Whom have I in heaven but you?
And earth has nothing I desire besides you.
My flesh and my heart may fail,
but God is the strength of my heart
and my portion forever.
Married 🤴🏿❤️👸🏻
Mother of 5 👸🏽👸🏽🤴🏽🤴🏽🤴🏽
The Book Of Lamentationsn [ Audio Bible ] ESV #audiobible #Lamentations #bibleinayear
Introduction to Lamentations
Author and Date
The author of this literary masterpiece is unknown. Lamentations provides eyewitness testimony of Babylon’s destruction of Jerusalem in 586 B.C. in vivid, poetic detail. It was likely written between 586 and 516 B.C., with an early date being more probable.
Theme
The key passage in Lamentations is 3:19-24, which affirms that belief in God’s mercy and faithfulness is the key to a restored relationship with God. Forgiveness is possible even for people who have deserved God’s judgment (1:18). Hope, not despair, is the central theme in Lamentations.
Purpose
Lamentations was most likely written to be prayed or sung in worship services devoted to asking God’s forgiveness. Such services began as early as the months after the temple’s destruction in 586 B.C. (Jer. 41:4-5). They continued after the temple was rebuilt during Zechariah’s time (c. 520 B.C.; see Zech. 7:3-5; 8:19). In later years, Lamentations was read and sung as part of annual observances marking the temple’s destruction.
Key Themes
Lamentations presents many key theological realities from an important era in Israel’s history:
It includes memorable prayers that confess sin, express renewed hope, and declare total dependence on God’s grace.
It is the only book in the Bible written by a person who actually lived through the divine judgment the Bible often refers to as “the day of the Lord” (see Joel 2:1-2; Amos 5:18; Zeph. 1:14-16).
It provides great insight into the nature of pain, sin, and redemption.
Like so many other OT passages, Lamentations teaches that Jerusalem fell:
a. because of the people’s sins (1:18);
b. because they rejected God’s word sent through the prophets (2:8, 14, 17);
c. because their leaders led them astray (4:13).
It affirms God’s never-ceasing mercy (3:19-24; compare Deut. 30:1-10). Readers can know that God never gives up on his people, even when they sin greatly.
Lamentations agrees with the Psalms that prayer is the way to restore a broken relationship with God. It also shares the Psalms’ emphasis on God’s sovereignty (see Ps. 103:19).
Like many of the prophets, Lamentations warns of the “day of the Lord.” This is the day when God judges sin. That day has already occurred in historical events like the destruction of Jerusalem in 586 B.C. It will occur again at the end of time as the final “day of the Lord.” People need to take seriously the warnings about such days of judgment.
Outline
How Lonely Sits the City (1:1-22)
God Has Set Zion under a Cloud (2:1-22)
I Am the Man Who Has Seen Affliction (3:1-66)
How the Gold Has Grown Dim (4:1-22)
Restore Us to Yourself, O Lord (5:1-22)
Author and Date
The author of this literary masterpiece is unknown. Lamentations provides eyewitness testimony of Babylon’s destruction of Jerusalem in 586 B.C. in vivid, poetic detail. It was likely written between 586 and 516 B.C., with an early date being more probable.
Theme
The key passage in Lamentations is 3:19-24, which affirms that belief in God’s mercy and faithfulness is the key to a restored relationship with God. Forgiveness is possible even for people who have deserved God’s judgment (1:18). Hope, not despair, is the central theme in Lamentations.
Purpose
Lamentations was most likely written to be prayed or sung in worship services devoted to asking God’s forgiveness. Such services began as early as the months after the temple’s destruction in 586 B.C. (Jer. 41:4-5). They continued after the temple was rebuilt during Zechariah’s time (c. 520 B.C.; see Zech. 7:3-5; 8:19). In later years, Lamentations was read and sung as part of annual observances marking the temple’s destruction.
Key Themes
Lamentations presents many key theological realities from an important era in Israel’s history:
It includes memorable prayers that confess sin, express renewed hope, and declare total dependence on God’s grace.
It is the only book in the Bible written by a person who actually lived through the divine judgment the Bible often refers to as “the day of the Lord” (see Joel 2:1-2; Amos 5:18; Zeph. 1:14-16).
It provides great insight into the nature of pain, sin, and redemption.
Like so many other OT passages, Lamentations teaches that Jerusalem fell:
a. because of the people’s sins (1:18);
b. because they rejected God’s word sent through the prophets (2:8, 14, 17);
c. because their leaders led them astray (4:13).
It affirms God’s never-ceasing mercy (3:19-24; compare Deut. 30:1-10). Readers can know that God never gives up on his people, even when they sin greatly.
Lamentations agrees with the Psalms that prayer is the way to restore a broken relationship with God. It also shares the Psalms’ emphasis on God’s sovereignty (see Ps. 103:19).
Like many of the prophets, Lamentations warns of the “day of the Lord.” This is the day when God judges sin. That day has already occurred in historical events like the destruction of Jerusalem in 586 B.C. It will occur again at the end of time as the final “day of the Lord.” People need to take seriously the warnings about such days of judgment.
Outline
How Lonely Sits the City (1:1-22)
God Has Set Zion under a Cloud (2:1-22)
I Am the Man Who Has Seen Affliction (3:1-66)
How the Gold Has Grown Dim (4:1-22)
Restore Us to Yourself, O Lord (5:1-22)
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A fool first you repent. don't tell me fool
I’m sorry , what?
I confess my anger before the Lord. I am fighting because I am tired and disappointed. Lord forgive me and save me from this pit of destruction
So many have worldly ideologies of heaven, according to what they derive pleasures most from on earth. I’ve heard a few preachers address this where so many idea is sex, as preachers have spoke on this, But we are told there is no male or female in heaven. Being spirit, we may not need physical stimulation. We will find out one day.
DR.GENE SCOTT SUGGESTED C.S.LEWIS AS NECESSARY READING..BRILLIANT..
Around 2:50:00 csl talks about becoming a scoundrel. Wanting to do good but being drawn in from a desire to be in the inner circle where the rules don't apply and disciplines are no longer needed. Every member of congress should heed these words.
30:07 - Chapter 29
Ty for sharing Patricia! My sister that passed away due to drugs/asthma and domestic violence, her name was Patricia as well. Much Love ❤️ You’re my sister in Christ! Not in a way that I know any details about you but just knowing you Love Christ is all the details I need to know. Peace & Blessings to you and your family I pray in Jesus name. 🫡🙏
Amen brother 🤗🙌🏼 you are so welcome. I’m sorry to hear about your sister Patricia 😔 I pray that you continue to find comfort in the Lord. God bless you Bro , you and your family will be in my prayers, I really mean that.
Love the story at the beginning. That really brought this message to life.
Have always read excerpts of Weight of Glory, so great to hear the whole thing
Please pray for me. For years, a group of people has been constantly plotting against me and trying to harm me and ruin my life. I struggle with so much anger because of the things they have done. Please pray for my protection and for a stop to the things they are trying to do to me including things they are trying to plan in the months ahead. Thank you.
Oh wow that’s awful, I’m so sorry that you are experiencing that. I will be praying for you daily , I truly mean that. I pray that you are not only able to control your anger, but also that you are able to remove yourself from not only the situation, but the individuals involved in causing you this pain. Please, if you need to talk you can email me at pattyjohnson31@hotmail.com. God bless you.
@@Patricia22984 Thank you. ❤️
@@Foodieee-ls3wu you are very welcome.
1:27:07 Transposition
He really got me on point out the paradox of an all knowing God saying " I never knew you " Thank you for making this available 🙏
🙏🏼 glory to God ❤️
For me it's the Wait of Glory, considering how long I've lived before I heard this.
6:23 - Chapter 2 11:42 - Chapter 3 16:05 - Chapter 4 23:40 - Chapter 5 28:06 - Chapter 6
Love this teaching. ✝️🙏🏻💛
That C.S. Lewis was extremely genial I already know - but who is reading this ? It is amazing!
I believe that CS Lewis himself or at least it sounds like his voice.
His name is Ralph Cosham 😊 sorry I responded about a week or so to this comment but it disappeared 🤔 sorry about that.
Thank You.@@Patricia22984
Thank You also.@@lindathomas2350
4:57 - Chapter 22 10:50 - Chapter 23 14:56 - Chapter 24 18:33 - Chapter 25 20:54 - Chapter 26
37:53 - Chapter 19
(2:55:36) - Membership
On Forgiveness ( 3:20:00)
A slip of the tongue (3:27:40)
The Inner ring 💍- (2:33:28)
(30:09) - Learning in wartime. (51:45) Why I am not a pass-a-fist.
( 2:33:30) The inner ring 💍
Very happy to see this, own a copy and the audio as well but this is convenient and appreciated. Transposition (1:27:08)
THANKS FOR SHARE
❤ C. S. Lewis; thank you for sharing! 🙏🏼
The weight of this sermon is excellent!
Great Sermon Mr Sproul as I have deal with Anger throughout my life!I Try to stay in James 1 Chapter Verse 19:Be swift to hear,slow to speak, slow to wrath!God bless you all!❤
As always amazing and so consuming of God