One Hour. One Book: Lamentations

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Written and presented by Dr. Randall D. Smith. Resource materials and notes are available at www.randalldsmith.com
Video produced and shot by Benjamin Russell. benjaminrussell.wordpress.com
Video edited by Kristina McKinney
Made possible by the generous contributions of the Grace Church of Sebring family (www.sebringgrace.org), as well as Naas and Marina le Roux of Kerugma Production, Capetown, South Africa (www.kerugma.org/)
Music by Kirsten Melrose Nickisch. Tracks "Where Is Your Heart" and "I'm Coming Back" from her album "The Coming Glory" are available for on iTunes. itunes.apple.com/us/artist/ki...
Set design by Meredith Seymour and provided by Grace Church of Sebring
Mics provided by Gabriel Colladay
Footage shot with Sony HVR-V1U in full HD thanks to the generosity of Naas and Marina le Roux of Kerugma Productions, Capetown, South Africa www.kerugma.org/
Edited using Edius 6.0

[@Ninishiningleaf]

It's significant to me now as my world falls apart and these lamentations actually offer me comfort. That although I feel I'm like the widow, there is hope and I wait on Yah to pour out his mercy as I pour myself out

[@bradidf]

I wish I would have had teachers like you! These are difficult subjects taught in a logical, passionate and compassionate way.

[@opalsirius8484]

1:38 Lamentations is a form of tehillah 1:53 written, possibly by Jeremiah between 606 & 586 BCE 2:04 If I don't believe in another world, this one will crush me 3:16 3 layers to lamentations 3:35 4:43 5:23 🕊️🔥

[@HeyJuuude-05]

I’m in soo much pain right now but I know that Yahweh is with me and he will see me through.

[@towandawilliams1159]

i have no words that can express how vividly this opened my understanding. Clarity and truth are priceless. Thank you for offering both through this lesson.

[@amandahattingh1509]

Thank you so much Dr Randall for this sound doctrine teaching. I enjoyed every second. Ivreceived through prayer I must study this book. Praise the Lord our God. Showers of blessings

[@richardmuniz7886]

This was such an excellent session, thank you

[@deolindacarneiro5827]

❤

[@mildredroman-sweeney1830]

Great lesson!!! Such a real way of understanding this book! Thank you Jesus!!!

[@Not-A-Sheep]

Christianity is a fake religion. Christianity is idol worshipping.

[@zoemiller9190]

Thank God for you tube these teachings are really helping me on this narrow path.... God bless you for compiling and sharing.... God knows exactly what he is doing. 🙌🙏💜

[@lanaeustachy892]

Wow this was SO GOOD. Thank you

[@manthapongravele879]

Thanks for this... Truelly enjoying it. The cry is real and is applicable even today.

[@laurakosch]

More than ever

[@opalsirius8484]

SEVEN HEBREW WORDS FOR PRAISE 1. HALLAL is a primary Hebrew root word for praise. Our word "hallelujah" comes from this base word. It means "to be clear, to praise, to shine, to boast, show, to rave, celebrate, to be clamorously foolish." 2. YADAH is a verb with a root meaning, "the extended hand, to throw out the hand, therefore to worship with extended hand, to lift the hands." According to the Lexicon, the opposite meaning is "to bemoan, the wringing of the hands." 3. TOWDAH comes from the same principle root word as yadah, but is used more specifically. Towdah literally means, "an extension of the hand in adoration, avowal, or acceptance." By way of application, it is apparent in the Psalms and elsewhere that it is used for thanking God for "things not yet received" as well as things already at hand. 4. SHABACH means, "to shout, to address in a loud tone, to command, to triumph." 5. BARAK means "to kneel down, to bless God as an act of adoration, to salute." Psalm 34:1 I will bless (barak) the Lord at all times; His praise shall continually be in my mouth. 6. ZAMAR means "to pluck the strings of an instrument, to sing, to praise; a musical word which is largely involved with joyful expressions of music with musical instruments. 1Chronicles 16:9 Sing to Him, sing praises (zamar) to Him; speak of all His wonders. 7. TEHILLAH is derived from the word halal and means "the singing of halals, to sing or to laud; perceived to involve music, especially singing; hymns of the Spirit or praise.” 🙏🏻

[@kimbim0843]

Insane! My mind is blown, and my mindsets challenged

[@gnieu1278]

You are not going to make it without the Lord God.... Amen.. I am a sinner and I am to repent... To be reconciled to the Lord God only by the atonement of my sins by the blood of Jesus Christ the Lord... I accept Do you.?.. I humbly accept this precious gift the Lord God is Holy and I am to be Holy. Jesus is Lord

[@sylviaa4974]

Amen

[@andrewwilliamjohnfunston8176]

Such passion! Such conviction!

[@sylviaa4974]

Thankyou

[@alm6671]

👏🏽thank you

[@7thangelad586]

So many great principles in this book!

[@valeriehayes5555]

We are called upon to repent of our sins. But not all affliction is because of unrighteousness. We worship in spirit and truth, not based on worldly things.

[@traceyadebisi2158]

Great use of comparisons for easier understanding. Helped me immensely. Thanks!

[@valeriehayes5555]

Acts 14:22 Confirming the souls of the disciples, and exhorting them to continue in the faith, and that we must through much tribulation enter into the kingdom of God. John 15: 19 If ye were of the world, the world would love his own: but because ye are not of the world, but I have chosen you out of the world, therefore the world hateth you. Psalm 34:19 Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord delivers him out of them all.

[@ajboggie87]

Excellent teaching! Thank you!

[@ctspvideos]

You can find the whole collection of studies at 1hour1book.com

[@ACTblessed]

Thank you SO much Dr. Smith for being obedient to your call from the Lord. The Lord has used you in ways that you can't imagine to open my understanding of Him, His Word and so much more. I'd love to see a class or book from you where you bring out Jesus through the OT, but I'm sure I and many others will be blessed by whatever the Lord leads you to do. May the Lord bless thee and keep thee: may He make His face to shine upon thee, always.

[@ctspvideos]

@@ACTblessed What kindness you showed in your comment! I am blessed that these are helpful to people! Blessings as you study!

[@jacobzion1454]

I sent your office what this book is about! You missed it.

[@askevan1991]

"The Book of Lamentations". Hebrew: אֵיכָה, ‘Êykhôh commonly translated as "Bruhhhh....." LOL. Love your teachings man

[@user-sg3xd4dj1p]

So how do you know Jeremiah wrote the book? Others state that it has different authors

[@artinthechurchmeraolive1098]

The beginning is a bit self-righteous. You'll encounter people like this, but Christians- we ourselves are this. Come on now.

[@artinthechurchmeraolive1098]

Man, I take that back, it's not just the beginning, the whole thing is self righteous. If you read the Bible from a place of seeing how everyone else is so much less smart, righteous or faithful than you, you're reading it wrong. This takes the Book of Lamentations out of the context of the Hebrew history and tries to apply it to 21st century. It's not so helpful. The point of the story is that though Israel is wicked, and though there is natural consequence for it, God will have mercy. That is the point- this pattern will only repeat outside of the Mercy of God.

[@artinthechurchmeraolive1098]

Not to mention, where is the context of the book - God's people being in Babylonian Exile?

[@parler8698]

I thought this was about Lamentations. It's a sin to lie.

[@catestout3888]

Great great 👍 lecture!!!!