Pentecost (90)
  1. This peace from Christ was bought with no less strife or warfare than what earthly peace is won with.
  2. Who would not want to see the exiles return and the temple restored? Unfortunately, God calls Jeremiah to be the bearer of bad news.
  3. God knows he is struggling, yet the struggle does not nullify God’s gracious love for him.
  4. Just as God on “Eagles’ wings” miraculously provided manna and water and life by His Word to Israel in the desert, so Jesus gather’s His Church as a hen would to give of Himself like the pelican to us in our journey through life in this Pentecost season of the Church Year.
  5. Hosea also portrays God in a very intimate and husbandly way, reaching out to the one He loves when love is abused and lost.
  6. What Moses suffered in a limited way Christ actually endured fully on our behalf!
  7. When the “Book of Remembrance” is opened at the end of time there will be written on your ledger the words Jesus spoke to declare you righteous on account of His fully atoning death and glorious resurrection.
  8. The unique character of righteousness in this text is that it will bring about “healing” for all the wounds inflicted by the unrighteous and the world.
  9. If He died and stayed dead, we would only have a dead savior, but the resurrection is the promise of creation restored.
  10. The Lord removes the evil and does the good we cannot, and that transforms us into being people who do the same!
  11. Jesus is the only "brothers’ keeper" we have, and He is the only one we need.
  12. We might not grapple with God physically but, for most people, prayer can feel like a wrestling match.
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