Destination: Lamentations 1-5 | Skip Heitzig

Episode 35 of 65 in our series The Bible from 30,000 Feet - 2007 with Skip Heitzig.
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MESSAGE SUMMARY:
Get your travel planner out for flight thirty-five over the Bible From 30,000 Feet. On this departure, we will look once again at Jeremiah in the book of Lamentations. We will learn why Jeremiah is referred to as "the weeping prophet," as we see him lament over the destruction of Jerusalem. This poetic book begins by revealing a man who is distressed for a nation under the consequences of its own sin, and ends with a prayer for the restoration of the nation from captivity. The key chapters to review are Lamentations 1-5.
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[@chenderson18]

Awesome study! Thank you Skip Heitzig.

[@jkelly2478]

This is good.

[@aussietim7974]

Well done brother Skip, thanks for this presentation!

[@sophiaatkinson4721]

Many blessings to you all.

[@hannahmicahdecastro2468]

Thank you Ptr Skip, God bless you more.

[@stephaniedjabatey907]

God bless you mightily Skip for these awesome teachings to make Lamentations easy to understand.

[@kimmanning2913]

The Lord didn't inflict. Vicious people did.

[@kimmanning2913]

"I'll protect you."

[@gloriashambaugh7853]

Dear Skip, you won't remember me, I lived in Costa Mesa.. CA down on Fairview and Bristol . I went to that church on Fairview Pastor was Chuck. He would have Sunday lunch at Loves alot. You were young man. I was a single mom with 1 birth child and 3 foster. You turn out to a fantastic pastor you knock my socks off. I worked at Love's and a print shop down by the airport. In live in Western Oklahoma now. God bless.

[@paristhompson431]

This teaching is awesome 🙏🏽

[@timbarden2116]

Just finished listening to the whole thing. What struck me most was the reference to the oral law. That explains a lot to me as I wrestle with understanding whether the OT law is still applicable today.

[@Charity-vm4bt]

Tim Barden, the Books of Romans and Galatians might help. Also, there are helpful commentaries to interpret Paul.

[@kimmanning2913]

Correct.

[@kimmanning2913]

"Those whom you commanded not to enter your assembly."

[@kimmanning2913]

My boundaries were all there for a reason.

[@edwinwilson8329]

Very good teaching

[@JoylieC]

Very interesting. 😎

[@kimmanning2913]

"You're next."

[@kimmanning2913]

I blame John for opening premature seals.

[@rebeccawilliamson25]

Av is not November on the Jewish calendar???? I’m confused

[@brucemoon3130]

I appreciate Skips teachings, but he should be careful not to dismiss what he has not experienced or understood. Toronto and Pensacola were true genuine powerful moves of God. Don’t insult God.

[@charleschi843]

They were powerful moves of a spirit. 1st John reminds us to test the spirits. What happened in Toronto and Pensacola was an insult to God.

[@rogerchavez9824]

Yes sir 😁

[@Charity-vm4bt]

Bruce Moon, Calvary Chapel was founded on a revival. The first split was The Vineyard. Next was the Toronto Blessing. Lester Sumrall said that each new revival rejected the previous one. The Book of John chapter 17 teaches about unity among believers. It is good to meditate on the deeper meaning of unity and the concept of working to bring the kingdom of God to earth.

[@conlinsandy8980]

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