Jeremiah, Humility, and God's Word Consistency

Shabbat shalom, everyone. Thank you for being with us. We apologize for postponing last night's teaching. We will be with you tomorrow night at 8:00 PM for the third king Jeremiah dealt with, King Zedekiah, and the destruction and restoration of Jerusalem. Then on Tuesday night, we will cover Jeremiah 46-52, the Day of the Lord. We have completed the book of Jeremiah through four videos, covering the reigns of King Josiah, King Jehoiakim, and King Zedekiah. We will also be writing a book on Jeremiah.

The book of Jeremiah is not written chronologically, so we are going through it by the reign of the kings. The first video was on King Josiah (627-609 BC), the second on King Jehoiakim (609-598 BC), and now King Zedekiah. You will see God's heart for repentance, even before destruction. Jeremiah 39 is a beautiful chapter about Jeremiah's deliverance.

We will also cover Jeremiah 46-52, the Day of the Lord, showing how historical events point to future prophetic fulfillment. We wanted to finish the book of Jeremiah before the Three Weeks of Sorrow.

The journey of life is a process, a pilgrim's progress. We must navigate pitfalls by staying true to God's word, which is a lamp to our feet and a light to our path. Consistency with God's word, Shabbat, and His commandments leads to fewer pitfalls. Obedience makes life easier.

We must let His yoke break our stiff necks and rigid actions. Humility leads to exaltation, but we must remain humble while exalted. If we lose humility, pride will bring us down. The Hebrew alphabet teaches humility and how God works through a Hebrew letter lens.

Thank you for being with us today. We hope you have a great Shabbat and enjoy the rest of the day. We hope to see you tomorrow night at 8:00 PM. May God bless you, keep you, shine His face upon you, and give you His grace and everlasting shalom. My name is Chadwick Harvey, and you've reached Faithful Performance. Shabbat shalom, everyone.