Journey with the Prophets | Thus the Lord said..., August 28, 2022
Jeremiah 2:4-13 According to Swiss theologian Karl Barth, all scripture and the entire Christian faith hang on the integrity of four little words from our text today: “Thus the Lord said….” Everything we believe as Christians stems from these...
Brewing Theology With Teer Hardy
August 28, 202214m 12s
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Show Notes
Jeremiah 2:4-13
According to Swiss theologian Karl Barth, all scripture and the entire Christian faith hang on the integrity of four little words from our text today: “Thus the Lord said….”
Everything we believe as Christians stems from these four words. “Thus the Lord said….”
God said creation would happen, and it did.
God said Israel would be the shining star to the nations, and it is. God did not forsake or abandon Israel when they turned to the gods of Baal or ignored their set-apartness.
God has spoken a promise, and, in the church, we believe that promise is fulfilled in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The loquacious God took on human flesh and showed us what faithful life to the Lord looks like to the point of death, and then showed us that even death cannot separate us from the Lord.
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According to Swiss theologian Karl Barth, all scripture and the entire Christian faith hang on the integrity of four little words from our text today: “Thus the Lord said….”
Everything we believe as Christians stems from these four words. “Thus the Lord said….”
God said creation would happen, and it did.
God said Israel would be the shining star to the nations, and it is. God did not forsake or abandon Israel when they turned to the gods of Baal or ignored their set-apartness.
God has spoken a promise, and, in the church, we believe that promise is fulfilled in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The loquacious God took on human flesh and showed us what faithful life to the Lord looks like to the point of death, and then showed us that even death cannot separate us from the Lord.
Get full access to Brewing Theology with Teer Hardy at teerhardy.substack.com/subscribe