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1. 35:01 All of them have talked about the exile of the people of Jerusalem. Babylon is coming. Now, some of them were about the Assyrians but all of them were pre exile and this one, Jeremiah prophesied long enough that he was pre exile and exile. He made it through forty years of of absolutely fruitless ministry as far as we can tell except he wrote the book of Jeremiah and it's not fruitless. It bears lots of fruit in the lives of people who look to god through the prophet's word. Seek the Prosperity of the City
2. 35:53 So, he was back in Jerusalem and he sent this from Jerusalem to the rest of the elders of the exile. It it depends on your translation. A lot of them say rest in English. A lot of them say the rest of the elders of the exile. Some of them say the residue of the exiles. Seek the Prosperity of the City
3. 42:41 In the days of Jeroboam the second, the son of Joash, the coffers were full. All of the prophets that we've studied so far have been pre exile. So there's a warning that exile is to come. And Hosea is the first of the minor prophets, It's the longest of the minor prophets and his is no different. He is saying there is punishment exile. Me She Forgot, Says the Lord
4. 35:33 So, it is. Now, these are the words of the letter of Jeremiah the prophet. We've talked about who he was, the weeping prophet. It was a nickname we've given him and this letter was sent from Jerusalem. Well, if it was an exile and they exiled the people, they didn't exile all of the people didn't have to go and Jeremiah was one of those that did not go. Seek the Prosperity of the City
5. 8:20 That's beautiful and that's why we hold on to it and that's why we put it on bumper stickers. That's why it's on coffee mugs. That's why it's memory verse for most of us. It's really really good but you know, all of the minor prophets that we have seen so far have been pre exile. Jeremiah served long enough that he was pre exile and exile and so, today's message is going to be, that's the end of my nostalgic prologue by the way. Seek the Prosperity of the City
6. 10:04 Some translations even say, they're surviving elders because in the battle that led up to the defeat, that led up to the exile, a lot of the exile, that a lot of elders had been killed. So, these are for the ones who were left and for me, in the monstalgia, I think of the elders that we've lost since I've been here and the the surviving ones we have now and if we were separated by a long distance and I had a word for from the lord. It says, I'm sending it to the rest of em, the residue, the surviving elders who are exiled. He's sending it from Jerusalem to Babylon and to the priest and to the prophets. Now, the priest away from the temple, that role is severely diminished but there's still a teaching component to priest and prophets or preachers, ones. Seek the Prosperity of the City
7. 15:46 But god says, I sent you into exile. There's a duality there. Who is the author of scripture? They're like 40 human authors and god wrote the Bible. So, whom I have sent into exile? Seek the Prosperity of the City
8. 42:37 They're going to go into exile. You adults recognize that before your children die, they're going into exile. So that's judgment. It keeps on for a while. Woah, that's a funeral word. From Long Ago, From the Days of Eternity · Ray McDaniel
9. 1:41 The word of the lord that came to Joel, the son of Pethuel. It does not say who was king. It does not say when this happened. It doesn't say who is king in either kingdom. We think that that I think that this was written either during the latter part of the exile or probably more likely post exile. Yet Even Now: Return to Me
10. 55:11 Yet, that's a disjunctive. Yet, the number of the children of Israel shall be as the sand of the sea just like I promised which cannot be measured or numbered. And it shall come to pass in the place where it was said to them, you're not my people. There it also shall be said to them, you are sons of the living god. So, he's forecasting exile but he's also forecasting coming back from that exile and then the children of Judah and the children of Israel is not gonna be a divided kingdom anymore. Me She Forgot, Says the Lord
11. 41:56 Shave yourself bald. Yes. Cut off your hair because of the children of your delight. Extend the baldness like an eagle for they will go from you into exile. Okay. From Long Ago, From the Days of Eternity · Ray McDaniel
12. 28:52 I gave and gave and gave but now, I'm going to exile them. Judah's going to plow too. Jacob's going to break his claws. Sow for yourselves righteousness. This is a direct imperative. We Are All Gomer
13. 12:04 What he's forecasting right here is your children will go into exile. You can know the time frame is within a generation. It's coming. And it did. The judgment, obviously, that's judgment. Judgment and Hope in the Book of Micah
14. 4:51 Because why? Because the children of Israel shall abide many days without king or prince. That sounds, is that good or bad? It's good. It's exile but they're not going to be relying on human stuff. We Are All Gomer
15. 51:39 Why? Because I will no longer have mercy on the house of Israel, but I will utterly take them away. Exile is coming. Yet, I will have mercy on the house of Judah. Judah has remained in some ways obedient to him. Me She Forgot, Says the Lord
16. 42:57 Okay? The adversaries of God will fall, and those who have humbly cried out to him will be saved. So there's a promise of blessing. Micah foresees exile coming. He he foresees both Assyria taking over and Babylon exiling the people of Israel. But As For Me, I Will Watch for the Lord
17. 31:05 Exile, persecution is good for refining fire. So, when Israel was a child, I loved him and out of Egypt, I called my son. So, change of metaphor there. God is now father. As they called them, so they went from them and they sacrificed to the bales. We Are All Gomer
18. 58:47 It just keeps going. Ephesians is a trained heifer. There are so many great metaphors in here. Love to thresh out the grain, but I harnessed her fair neck, and I'm gonna make Ephesians work for it for a while. I gave and gave and gave, but now I'm gonna exile them. All of Us Are Gomer · Ray
19. 11:43 He's saying, it's all over the place and then, he calls for an action that is in regards to repentance. So, shave yourself bald. Cut off your hair because of the children of your delight. Extend the baldness like the eagle, bald eagle. For they will go from you into exile. Judgment and Hope in the Book of Micah
20. 2:03 So, after the Assyrian and the Babylonian exile is when I think it was written. There are plenty of theologians that will argue with me over that. Some of them think it was written as early as nine hundred years before Christ. I think it was on up four hundreds probably but I'm not sure. It's still the word of the lord. Yet Even Now: Return to Me

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