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EPISODE · May 27, 2025 · 43 MIN

Jeremiah 5 - Kevin Rutherford - 05-25-2025

from Admonition Podcast · host Kevin Rutherford

In this conversation, Kevin Rutherford explores the themes of suffering, long-suffering, and judgment as illustrated in the book of Jeremiah. He discusses the call of Jeremiah, his immense suffering, the wickedness of the people of Jerusalem, and God's long-suffering nature. The conversation emphasizes the importance of repentance and the consequences of rebellion against God, culminating in the question of what individuals will do when faced with judgment. Rutherford draws parallels between the historical context of Jeremiah and contemporary issues, urging listeners to reflect on their own lives and relationship with God.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Context of Jeremiah03:04 The Call and Suffering of Jeremiah05:48 The Wickedness of Jerusalem09:12 God's Long-Suffering and Patience11:49 The Consequences of Rebellion14:52 The Question of Judgment Day17:46 The Nature of the Human Heart21:10 The Lies of False Prophets23:49 God's Desire for Repentance27:11 The Final Judgment and Hope29:52 The Relevance of Jeremiah Today

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