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14 lip 2017 · God describes Jeremiah’s appointment as being “to pluck up and to pull down, to destroy and to overthrow, to build and to plant.” (Jeremiah 1:10) How will the delivery of prophetic messages accomplish these tasks?
He must go where God sends him, he must speak what God tells him. It is natural to be afraid, but Yahweh tells him not to be, because Yahweh is with him, Yahweh will deliver him. Then Yahweh puts His words in Jeremiah’s mouth.
11 lip 2017 · Jeremiah by contrast addresses God once, literally referring to God as “Lord YHWH” – but whether he actually pronounces God’s unpronounceable name – ? Jeremiah in v. 6 is like others (Barak, Gideon, Moses …) in raising some objection to God’s call.
3 lut 2013 · They were called by God to break new ground with creativity, over objections, with no certainty except the word of God, with which they argued constantly not only in the beginning but throughout their lives.
An expository sermon from Jeremiah 1:4-10 which explores Jeremiah's call and examines the work God had for this young prophet.
4 kwi 2014 · What are God’s plans? What and where is God calling you to?” Because the Word of the Lord that comes to Jeremiah here in the first chapter states pretty clearly that God’s knowledge of us precedes the womb, God’s plans for us are taking shape even as we are, and before we ever see the light of day.
20 lip 2022 · Hear now God’s Word to us from Jeremiah 1:4-10 (Common English Bible Translation) - this is Jeremiah speaking: The Lord’s word came to me: “Before I created you in the womb I knew you; before you were born I set you apart; I made you a prophet to the nations.” “Ah, Lord God,” I said,
