The Life & Ministry Of Jeremiah
Classes
Class 1: John Roberts - Class1 - I Will Watch Over my Word.mp3
The class covers the background and early prophecies of Jeremiah, emphasizing his reluctant call and the challenges he faced. It draws parallels between Jeremiah's experiences and the future suffering of Christ, highlighting the importance of faith and perseverance in the face of adversity.
Class 2: John Roberts - Class2 - The Temple of the Lord.mp3
The class discusses Jeremiah's early ministry in Jerusalem during King Josiah's reign, focusing on Josiah's efforts to reform Judah and the discovery of the law in the temple. It emphasizes the importance of sincere repentance and heeding God's word, contrasting Josiah's reforms with the people's continued idolatry and pride.
Class 3: John Roberts - Class3 - I Stood Before Thee.mp3
The class covers Jeremiah's prophecies against the wicked kings who succeeded Josiah, emphasizing the importance of repentance and faithfulness to God's word. It highlights Jeremiah's lament for Josiah and condemnation of Jehoiakim's wickedness, illustrating the consequences of rejecting God's prophets and teachings.
Class 4: John Roberts - Class4 - The Sufferring Servant.mp3
The class discusses Jeremiah's suffering and persecution as a prophet, drawing parallels to Jesus Christ's experiences. It emphasizes the importance of accepting suffering and discipline with contentment, rooted in faith and trust in God's purpose.
Class 5: John Roberts - Class5 - A Liberty to the Sword.mp3
The class discusses Jeremiah's ministry and the covenant made by Zedekiah and the people of Judah to free their slaves, which they later broke. It emphasizes the consequences of breaking God's covenant and the importance of maintaining faith and righteousness.
Class 6: John Roberts - Class6 - I Will Remember Their Sins No More.mp3
The class discusses Jeremiah's prophecies of hope and the new covenant, emphasizing God's promise to remember Israel's sins no more and bring them back to Zion. It covers Jeremiah's message of repentance, faithful leadership, and the ultimate restoration of Israel, highlighting the contrast between spiritual and physical realities.