PART 1 | Jeremiah 30-36 | Oct 17-23 | Come Follow Me Insights

[@2EternityButterflies]

Thank you so much! We learn a lot with these lessons.

[@MarleeCraig]

You know everytime I gain new insight or deposits of learning about the Lord, a different side of him is revealed. Even the things I already know about him are enhanced. It is almost as if certain parts of him are bought to my attention at certain times depending on where I am at. Everything that was said in this presentation was a comfort to me. A new splash of hope is given to me each time I watch the CFM videos. Thank you for the beautiful hope-filled messages guys. I know I can continue having joy in the journey because the same God that looked after the Children of Israel will also look after me ❤️

[@davidsradioroom9678]

I am learning so much about God's love for His people, and how much He wants to bless us. Thanks from the bottom of my heart! ❣❣

[@valeriecollings5008]

Something new and I say thank you for your help

[@aprilcook5099]

The story of Ebed-melech is so rich with layers of meaning. All those who are servants of the King, the Lord of hosts, will strive to support, sustain and protect the prophet. As we, the servants of the King, do so we will be protected and saved from the destruction and calamities in the world around us. Great lesson as usual. Thank you for making my time with the Lord more meaningful and enlightening.

[@theresahall9660]

These lessons are so informative. Thank you, I have learned so much.

[@sarapawsonherrington2595]

Wonderful insights to bring it all to our lives. Planting vines...

[@janetgaurie7163]

37:59 liked your comment, Tyler, about it not being a vengeful God but a vengeful people. 44:00 love it: Put it all on the altar now and ask Him to be our God, don’t have to wait the “70 years in Babylon.” We can do it now.

[@jonicheney6390]

The historical perspective that you outlined was so helpful, George. I love how you and Tyler meshed history and the Bible together. I love Jeremiah chp. 29 now more than ever because of you guys.

[@davidmiller7216]

I find the discussion that took place between Tyler and George interesting regarding the prophecy about how the Kingdom of Judea would be in Babylonian exile for 70 years and then realized the similarity in the lives of the people of the former Soviet Union who also lived with their lack of freedom for 70 years before they were able to enjoy better freedom beginning in the 1990s.

[@MikeGreenOutdoors]

Beautiful. My testimony is strengthened each week as I watch these teachings and experience the Spirit whisper to me how they apply to my life. I am so grateful to the BOM Central team for putting this together.

[@harmonywoodrome9911]

Thank you very much. I feel so grateful to know God knows and loves me, and I’m trying to keep good relationship with Him because I love Him and need Him always.👏

[@torijames9855]

Thank you for the list of the different exiles and when they occurred. I used that in my seminary class this morning to start off and remind them of the context before we dove into the principles. It helps them to connect to familiar prophets like Daniel and Lehi.

[@lanajohnson2424]

I have prayed that exact prayer! but I still don't even have a calling! However the Lord is good! because each prayer has been answered with someone individually for me to serve!

[@nanelf8002]

Thank you all so much, for again wonderful teachings, about Gods lovingkindness and mercy for His children.❤🤟

[@jeffmccollum7837]

Thank you. I am finding Jeremiah's "voice" well-suited to our circumstances and filled with hope.

[@wendytruslove7170]

what a promise we have if we are faithful, to know that our families, our posterity will be within that promise that endures forever,. How great is the Lord Jesus, how merciful and kind. I am the only member of the church in my family and this promise gives me so much hope

[@raphaelalukagfinay9739]

Thank you all for your share 😊! I do follow this thread for its insights has powerful messages. Love it!

[@anademoura4724]

Thank you. Excellent lesson.

[@TRIGGER40]

Wonderful!!! Thank you so very much.

[@richhaubrich6967]

I love those two types of covenants, Taylor. Thank you. All of you made these scriptures very understandable. Jeremiah was an amazingly righteous man and a very good prophet. The Lord continued to be a loving God.

[@richhaubrich6967]

Thus saith the Lord

[@richhaubrich6967]

Today’s world is in “Babylon”.

[@kindrajayne3734]

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@gator_bait_8583]

Thus saith the Lord....the "and it came to pass" of the Holy Bible.

[@guymackey6226]

🙏❤

[@georgiamartinez4589]

😇🙏

[@cherylpuzon6616]

70 years: The life of a man. Adults don't need to look forward to returning. It will be their children who will return.

[@ralphdianaparkermommy1056]

A few weeks ago, you had a quote by Confucius. We wanted a copy of that and we forgotten which lesson it was part of, is there any way you can help with us with this

[@MrLESiPhone]

First of all, I love your lessons. i study them every week. i have a problem continually with your interpretation of one word stated by the Savior - the word is purpose. Example: Jeremiah 26:3. You pronounce it "purpuss" which means something has a reason for being. My interpretation of the word as stated by the Savior in most scripture, i. e. Jeremiah 26:3, is: "pur pOHS", as in "I purpose marriage", meaning I am putting forth this idea. I think that by using the alternate pronunciation of the word you are introducing an errant meaning to the scripture. It is the wind (the one that blows)/ wind (as you wind your watch) problem with the English language. Please let me know your thoughts on this.

[@barbbrown443]

Propose marriage

[@Dispariabooks]

Yeah, those are two different words with two different meanings.

[@chuckintexas]

Both part - 1 and part -2 are part - 2 ?

[@blancajimenez3062]

Exelente pero en español porfff

[@lucyoliveira7327]

David planned to kill a man to be with his wife. How he can be a King again? Can somebody explain it to me, please?