Tag: jeremiah

Call Me…

This is how I know God wants me to meditate on a verse – He will make it appear in the most random places. The verse of the moment had been haunting me the whole week. I’ve seen it on bathroom stalls (no joke) and desktop wall papers. I’ve heard it said on the  radio and seen it as random tweets and Facebook status of people who don’t usually post Bible verses.

It goes a little something like this:

Call to Me and I will answer you and I will tell you great and mighty things, which you do not know. ~ Jeremiah 33:3

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Jeremiah Made Me Think

In my quest to finish reading the entire Bible, I was doing my usual Chapter-a-Day morning time with God when I came across this verse in Jeremiah 10:

“For thus says the Lord, ‘Behold, I am slinging out the inhabitants of the land at this time; And will cause them distress, that they may be found.” (v.18)

I had to read it repeatedly. Doing Old Testament books had always been challenging for me since they usually feature a nation running away and God sending warnings about His wrath through His prophets. Something about God’s righteous wrath makes my soul uneasy. I mean, it took me 3 months to finish Deuteronomy and I had to stop and switch to Philippians halfway for a reprieve. But that’s another discussion altogether.

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