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Jeremiah 46


Jeremiah 46 Commentary

by Brad Boyles

Just as God promised, He outlines some of the details that will take place as Babylon prepares to destroy Egypt. It is proof of His justice and his power, as well as His grace and mercy. This was important for the people to hear. The consistency of God’s plan coming forth gives them hope and a renewed confidence that, in time, they will return to their land.

He has done this so many times over this chapter and the balance of each is a really practical analogy for our own relationship with him. When we stray, there are consequences. When we are overcome, He will protect. When we feel abandoned, He will rescue. When we are discouraged, He will always remind us of His promises to come.

The judgments that follow over the next 4-5 chapters will focus on a theme that is consistent with the entire book of Jeremiah.

1) The judgment of God is not unwarranted. Those who have read this far into Jeremiah already know the horrific rebellion of Judah. They rejected God’s counsel and His wisdom at every turn. They continued to delve further and further into their own sinful ways. They served false gods and turned from their Creator.

2) The wrath is not without remedy. God has a beautiful plan of restoration for His people. Though they deserved death, He allowed them to go into exile. He will now begin to show them exactly what He has in their future. Repentance is always available even in our darkest times.

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  • Hi ,

    (Jeremiah 46: 10) states,
    'For this is the day of the
    Lor d GOD of hosts, a day
    of ven geance.' And

    (1Thessalo.5:1,2) states,
    “'Now concerning the times
    & the seasons, brothers,
    you have no need to have anything written to you.'
    For you know very well
    that the day of the Lord
    will come like a thief in
    the night”.

    'Surely the Lord GOD revealeth his secret unto
    his servants.'( Amos 3 :7)

    ( Mark 4 : 22) &
    (Luke 8 :17) States,
    'For there is nothing hid, which shall not be manifested; neither was
    anyhing kept secret.'

    Following explanation is
    about, when the day of the Lord & end of the world
    will be.

    Explanation _:
    #########
    'God created the heavens and the Earth in six days,& upon completion, rested
    on the seventh day.'
    (Genesis 2:1-2.)

    The number seven, in the Bible symbolizes
    completion or perfection.

    'He commanded to observe the Sabbath day by keeping it holy. '( Deute. 5:12 )

    lf we consider the verse,
    (2 Peter 3.:8) which says,
    'With the Lord One day is
    as a thousand years & a
    thousand years as one day.'

    For the Lord, the 7 days
    will be 7,000 yrs.lt means
    the year 7,000 will be the complete & perfect holy year.

    The significance of No.7
    is as follows :

    Revelation denotes about
    7 churches, 7 seals,7
    trumpets, 7bowls,7
    deacons chosen by the apostles, The 7 spirits of God, 7 feasts or Jewish holidays.Likewise :
    7 x 10 (70) years of captivity(Jere. 25 :8_12)
    Seven x 10 =70 Weeks
    until God’s Everlasting Righteousness (Daniel 9)
    &An angel's number 777

    7,000 yrs, will be as 6,000
    + 1,000 yrs.

    These 1,000 yrs, means
    The Millennium period.
    The resting period,with
    Jesus Christ, on this earth.
    after the Great Tribulation.

    After this complete period
    of 7,000 yrs, there will be
    the end of the age.

    Now, the calculation about
    6,000 yrs, & the remaining
    period of the earth._:
    ############
    ln (Luke 3:23-38),The full genealogy from Adam to Jesus is given. And it is total 76 clearly listed generations.

    If each generation is of 30
    yrs, then 76 ×30 = 2280 yrs. adding 2024 yrs. it will
    be 4304 yrs. Thus,
    6,000 yrs_ 4304 yrs, =
    1696 yrs are remaining
    for the Lords Day,to come.

    After all, Jesus had given
    the signs of the last days.

    ===========

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