Unlocking the Old Testament Part 39 - Jeremiah 1

David Pawson shows that there is sunshine in Jeremiah as well as cloud. David identifies with the author and he shows why this book should be read and studied. We are helped to understand Jeremiah the man because he reveals his heart and his own struggles. David looks at the situation the prophet addressed, he examines the man himself (for instance, he was a lover of nature), looking at his background; and also his method of communication. He didn’t simply speak his messages, but sometimes acted them out. Like other prophets, he had to warn his people that, because of their sins, God was going to bring judgment upon them. He suffered for his message - the Jews call him the weeping prophet. Although the prophet called the people to repentance to save themselves, they refused to heed the message. One vital aspect of this talk is to hear David explain the true meaning of God as the potter and human beings as the clay. Jeremiah sometimes spoke in poetry, bringing out the feelings of God. Despite the doom and gloom, there is promise of a New Covenant with God. David says we need Jeremiah’s messages today.
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[@augustinesoren1334]

Praise God for David Pawson. Anyone listening to him in August 2021. One of my favorite lessons - "When God speaks in prose, He is communicating His thoughts from His mind to your mind, but when God speaks in poetry, He is communicating His heart to your heart"

[@jingxiazhou1932]

I am still listening his message in May 2022! praise Lord for His Word and our brother David.

[@LivingdailywithElShaddai]

In 2022... God bless

[@deirdretrotman2104]

A beautiful teaching. Thank you for keeping Gods word alive through David, who is now at peace in the arms of Jesus.

[@DimakatsoChauke-yc4zr]

Just found out about David"s teachings, so blessed. Glory to our Lord Jesus Christ

[@JesusSavesJ3-16]

What did you find out about it?

[@rebornasdavid]

Jeremiah didn't die alone because we're never alone when we're with God.

[@sunshinegirl1967]

Thank you so much for explaining the Potter and the clay parable. Now I see what Paul said in Romans 9 in a whole new way that makes so much more sense!

[@BassySasskets]

As someone reading the words of the prophets in 2023, these books speak to me more than ever as I look around my nation.

[@BernardAkuruguAbudu]

Wow 🎉🎉 Thank you Rev Such a blessing to our generation

[@Mr.Bs-Education]

2021 and this is still a blessing to us. Thank you Lord.

[@vilhoukholiebao7535]

Me too

[@mikedradio]

@@vilhoukholiebao7535 almost 2024 still going strong 💪🙏❤️✝️

[@Super0352]

David Pawson is such a fantastic teacher. Thank you, Sir, for sharing your gift with us.

[@carolefrench899]

You have added to me the joy of Jesus just listening to you preach. Thank you for all that you did for our wonderful Saviour and Lord. Xxxx xxcxxxxxxxxx

[@ginny1517]

Thank you so much for this teaching and this whole series. David Pawson is one of my very favorite teachers.

[@jukkakakriainen2591]

Articulate teacher but seems to be supporting justification by faith + works, not only through faith.

[@Tribulatoryfighter]

Thank you so much for opening the bible up to me! All your videos make PERFECT gifts!

[@mehwishsana4617]

Can't thank God enough for this man.

[@HillyPat]

Man of God, you give us so much hope! My heart rejoices as you speak the word of God. May you Rest in Peace.

[@PradeepKumar-sx6rk]

Amen. God ❤️ spoken through His prophet 🔥 Jeremiah and His speaker David Pawson.

[@bucindikapierreclaver429]

A clay has a say in what it becomes, thank you very much for this, it opened my mind and my heart.

[@hiddentreasure2398]

@Martin ramsbottom Why this question? What about a Catholic?

[@hiddentreasure2398]

Although I cannot help but wonder that God made the clay too, God created everything. While we all have free will, I often wonder that all clays were made different...of course I know we have free will but we are made a differently so not all clay are the same.

[@hiddentreasure2398]

@Martin ramsbottomOK, I don't know much about typology, I just know we worship the Trinity and no one else. God bless you too :)

[@hiddentreasure2398]

@Martin ramsbottom where did you read me saying I am Catholic??? The Trinity is the Father, the son Jesus our lord and savior and the holy spirit. Are you alright Martin??? Are you bored??? I am going to place a "mute" on you. You apparently read only what you want to read. Again, where did I mention I am a Catholic???

[@katharinedavis4947]

This is really speaking to me today . I was feeling a bit down and useless , i wondered if i was an ugly pot to be thrown away . Then the Lord brought back a word he had given me 15 years ago , that i am an ameythist being shaped out of the rock . It has to be chipped out of the rock and then facetted to reflect the light and sparkle and then polished . Thankyou Lord , and David for bringing this back to me . I pray i can shine for you . K

[@terrybishop5770]

God bless you

[@catherine9808]

Listening in 2023 being redeemed by the blood of the lamb

[@jackieann5494]

Your work is enormously blessing me . May our dear Abba Yahweh richly bless you.

[@kevincoyne627]

Jackie An

[@YeshuaCameAndGaveUsLifeandLove]

ABBA Father* Do you know the apostles directly ask Jesus what to call God and how to pray to him? Well you say "Father who art in heaven " you do not need to sound fancy and say it how they did or God would of never made everyone's languages different thay day at the tower of Babel so if God wanted you to be born Hebrew to speak hebrew or Greek well you would of been born in that background.

[@eilzed]

@@YeshuaCameAndGaveUsLifeandLove maybe it's comfortable to call the Father Abba. I call him that sometimes and I don't feel like it's fancy. It rolls off my tongue in love and adoration. Many argue over the correct name but I know that a rose by any other name would still smell as sweet. I call Him beloved, Jesus Christ, Yahusha Hamashiach and Yeshua. He knows our hearts. May God bless and keep you. Shalom or peace in many languages still says the same thing. I like to learn other languages....shalom.

[@PracticeRighteousness]

Thank God for a good and faithful teacher of the Word like Minister David Pawson.

[@Alberttheliving]

a million thanks to David and praise God for doing this work in this man

[@arameadezalaingo5353]

Blessed by God's Word in the study. I praise God that He moves me in watching the whole video. At the beginning i was like, 'It's too long, the audio is not clear'.. but treasures are found once the Lord moves us into a deeper understanding of His Word.

[@emmanuelnbeckypine3562]

12.3.24 ✝️✝️✝️ JesusSquad24

[@meudeusefiel9820]

Pawson is so knowledable

[@blessingjoelibrahim8038]

This is amazing wow I got a better understanding

[@leemary4833]

Wonderful teaching. Thank you.

[@SteamControlValve]

Wonderful work brother Pawson. I would have loved the see you teach in person. Thanks for all your work.

[@annwood6812]

That was an excellent presentation. Good balance of history and emotion. I like that he doesn't yell.

[@booishoois309]

Wow that was a very powerful video, thank you David Pawson!

[@lilprincessar1]

We are justified by faith but judge by works!

[@DavidPawsonMinistry]

HI correct but not quite 😊......we are not judged by works - we are saved TO DO good work, which God prepared for us in advance ..... wow think of that "For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith-and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God- not by works, so that no one can boast. For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do" Ep 8:10

[@jacquelinekitala2746]

Thank you so much for the teaching.

[@tinamulandi7457]

So helpful,thank u so much

[@suehorley6059]

Outstanding so rewarding ! I learned so much❤ Thank you Pastor ❤

[@haisiaa143]

Thanks for the teaching David

[@punsamir974]

😊😊🎉🎉❤❤

[@jeremylordz3767]

I love that Kindly Am down on my knees

[@jaycee4389]

Thankyou for encouraging us to dive into the Word. Would love some fire side chats with you dear David to ask questions and wrestle. To draw closer to ABBA daddy.

[@kratomgaming]

Amen! Thank you Yahweh, my Abba!

[@jeremylordz3767]

Jeremiah 29:11 Personally I am Jeremiah and I want to the Bible?.... let's

[@PatIreland]

Very well-reasoned and well presented. Thank you for your efforts.

[@gosegojasone299]

Amen

[@mariannedippenaar8488]

Very good

[@mariojacob791]

I love the prophets in the old testament Samuel Elisha Isaiah Jeremiah Daniel and most is my favourite prophet is Jonah

[@ritathomson9764]

Thanks you😇🇬🇧

[@meudeusefiel9820]

I use the NRSV anglicized version. It shows poetic sections in narrow columns with gaps in between. I really like this bible.

[@seelamsunil7632]

You are a blessing David ❤️

[@armanbunarjyan]

Thank You

[@GalvMermaid50]

10/10/24. God bless you all.❤

[@glendagaskin151]

Atlanta in February 2024.

[@japhethndonye]

Haiya! It's the clay that determines the shape.

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Swahili exclamation

[@emmanuelnbeckypine3562]

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[@katharinedavis4947]

What David is saying about those days is happening now , 2019 in the world. K

[@Abraham-q4f]

I have a question not to contradict but just to have a light of understanding. David Pawson said GOD hates divorce but why in Jeremiah God is giving a letter to divorce to Israel ?

[@NMDecember1]

Just finished reading Jeremiah again. There was so many warnings. Why didn't they listen?! One thing I don't understand is why God wanted them to submit to Babylonians who were anti God. Why did they serve so many false Gods?

[@Jere616]

Interesting, Jeremiah is the longest book of the Bible at 33,002 words. Then Genesis, Psalms, Ezekiel, Exodus, Isaiah. For all his words, Jeremiah never had a convert in 47 years of ministry. The closest he got were the princes in ch. 36 who in fear of the Lord's words tried to get King Jehoiakim to listen, but he wouldn't.

[@LinhHLe]

he prophet not a preacher

[@chrissi3193]

In some ways he is dated, and far from prophetic in 2023. But hes a great teacher and very clear and methodical

[@nicholaswakhusama4836]

2022

[@NewMan-vx6lc]

Download all, you never when they will delete all this.

[@DavidPawsonMinistry]

Before he died David set p a Trust to ensure his teachings would be protected remain available for future generations. LibraryAnd

[@Xelenteontae_]

So God can change his mind? But numbers says he cannot change his mind? Please correct me I don't understand.

[@DavidPawsonBahasaIndonesia]

Its one of those very difficult questions - and David is not around now to answer Numbers 32:14 is very clear God did "relent" and as such changed his decision Yet Moses does record earlier in Numbers 23:19: “God is not human that he should lie - not a human being that he should change his mind NIV . What we cannot deny is that this is what the Word of God says .............so how can they both be true ? I can only offer my own understanding - if we start with the fact God did change his mind and He relented - what does Numbers 23:19 actually say Firstly it is a comparison - it is comparing God with Human standards and God is not like a human being - we all know human beings lie, and they blow in the wind with views, feelings and changing their mind That is not God !- so this verse is true, I - ts not so much that God never changes his mind what is true is God character is not like Human beings ! I believe God is unchanging and consistent - the reliable "rock of ages" 0 the same yesterday , today and forever - he does not change his mind .......except .......... I believe the only time God has ever changed his mind - and it is the exception not the rules is through the prayer of a righteous man So if God changes his mind its not because he is unreliable its because a righteous man has persuaded him The second point is whether God has changed his mind OR - delayed, held back his judgement at the request of someone God would considered "righteous". Is there a difference or are we just arguing over the choice of words ? God may not have wiped out the Jews then in Numbers 23 .....but God did not allow them into the promised land until that generation had been replaced - he kept them in the wilderness for 40 years a complete generation Every Israelite over twenty years of age when they left Egypt under Moses' leadership died, except for three people: Moses, Joshua, and Caleb (see Numbers 14:38). All the others had died without realising their cherished blessing and only Joshua and Caleb entered the promised land from those who left Egypt - so did God change his mind - or did he delay ? It is a change of mind if he delayed but God is just and certainly not like humans he never lies ......and he does not change his mind as human do - only through the prayer of a righteous man The Bible is not a science book - its not black and white - its about 'who' and 'why' Its about God and where there are exceptions to his unchanging character, - its 'why' he changed his mind or delayed his plan

[@lettsgogeorgia7296]

I understand what he was trying to say but his response about the clay is confusing. Clay in itself can not make decisions so how can it refuse? He needs to preface that the clay is a metaphor for humankind.

[@DavidPawsonMinistry]

Speak to a potter - some clay can be moulded some cannot and a potter will literally through away Clay that cannot be moulded - yes it is also a metaphor but its also real - clay is not living and makes discussions but some clay just cannot be moulded

[@nokseswatiniangels]

You elaborated on Jeremiah 18 more than 1

[@carolynbohannon4602]

Jeremiah didnt change. It was God that told the israelits to go to babylon for 70 years.

[@MaryOkoh-dd9cn]

🤔 hmmmmm 😂

[@richjaxheimer8407]

I hhhhv