Jeremiah 31-25
I will refresh the weary and satisfy the faint.
—Jeremiah 31:25
Thoughts on the Verse
In the overwhelming, hair-raising, and depressing prophecies of Jeremiah, God repeatedly told his people he would destroy them for their obstinate and hardened hearts. Yet in the middle of these powerful and scorching warnings, God also slips in passages that soar with hope and grace. For seventy years Israel had only God's promise. But when time came, God made good on his word. I believe he will do the same with us.
Prayer
Great Shepherd, refresh my Spirit and my body. Please help me find satisfaction in the abundance you have already graciously shared with me. To you belongs all glory, honor, strength and power. I joyously submit myself in faith, waiting for the satisfaction you have promised. In Jesus name I pray. Amen.
—Jeremiah 31:25
Thoughts on the Verse
In the overwhelming, hair-raising, and depressing prophecies of Jeremiah, God repeatedly told his people he would destroy them for their obstinate and hardened hearts. Yet in the middle of these powerful and scorching warnings, God also slips in passages that soar with hope and grace. For seventy years Israel had only God's promise. But when time came, God made good on his word. I believe he will do the same with us.
Prayer
Great Shepherd, refresh my Spirit and my body. Please help me find satisfaction in the abundance you have already graciously shared with me. To you belongs all glory, honor, strength and power. I joyously submit myself in faith, waiting for the satisfaction you have promised. In Jesus name I pray. Amen.
Jeremiah 31-25
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