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Knowledge, Deliverance, and the Day of the Lord

In this segment: Chadwick urges listeners to read the Torah, prophets, and Psalms to avoid perishing from lack of knowledge, encouraging them to emulate Jeremiah's steadfastness in speaking truth despite persecution. He explains that Jeremiah's deliverance serves as a picture for end-time saints, promising that God will deliver His servants in times of trouble, particularly on the Day of the Lord.

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We must read the Torah, the prophets, and the Psalms. "My people perish for lack of knowledge." We need to get educated. We need to speak the truth to Jewish people, Israelis, Christians, and the whole world. We need to be like Jeremiah, who stood in the gap even when people hated and persecuted him. If family and friends turn away, keep doing your part. Yeshua is the narrow way. Jeremiah's life is a picture of the end-time saints. He knew the branch, the King of Israel. He expects us to walk like Jeremiah did.

The book of Jeremiah shows one of the greatest love stories: the deliverance of Jeremiah and the holy prophets with him. Jeremiah was delivered through persecution. He got the victory, not Judah or Jerusalem. The remnant who were like him did. Not the masses, not Zedekiah, not Jehoiakim. Read what happened to them. The prophet was delivered, just as God promised. God has made a promise to you as well: He will deliver us in times of trouble. That's Yom HaKadosh, the hidden day, the Feast of Trumpets. You want to be hidden on the Day of Adonai. The Day of the Lord is what people need to be concerned about.

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