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The Book of Lamentations was included in the Writings of Hebrew Scripture, and in traditional manner is named after the first word - אֵיכָה It is found in all Christian Old Testaments of the Bible. . they say, We have swallowed her up.
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He must bring judgment on rampant evil. We reap what we sow. God is sovereign over all circumstance. Proverbs repeatedly urges us to choose wisdom over folly.
Lessons from Lamentations : Christian Courier
Ask God to show you how you can specifically put the truths from this book into practice. Brainstorm ways you can live out what you learned throughout your day. Example: Just as Israel experienced the consequences of their sin and forsaking God, I also get to choose blessing or curse in my life.
If I choose to obey, seek wisdom, and follow the Lord, I will reap the consequences of those actions. Likewise, if I choose to disobey, forsake God, and go my own way, I will reap the consequences of that action. God, in His sovereign faithfulness, will allow the proper consequences, and sometimes will allow suffering into my life often independent of my choices , but always for the purposes of accomplishing His good plan.
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The Bible can be hard to interpret. Lamentations is a poetic reflection on the siege of Jerusalem and the exile. In this post, The Bible Project breaks down the book into digestible pieces so we can understand and apply its truths. The Book of Lamentations.
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Log In. Lamentations ESV. Great Is Your Faithfulness 1 I am the man who has seen affliction under the rod of his wrath; 2 he has driven and brought me into darkness without any light; 3 surely against me he turns his hand again and again the whole day long. Observe: As you watched the video, and then read the psalm, what observations could you make about Lamentations 3? Consider the characters, locations, objects, metaphors, comparisons, cultural aspects, genre, themes, and actions of the characters.
Interpret: What is significant about each of the observations you made above? What is the main message of Lamentations 3? Think about what this book teaches about God and humanity and what that teaching means, as well as the meaning of the themes. Contextualize: What themes does Lamentations 3 seem to establish? How do those themes connect with the rest of the book of Lamentations?
What themes would you say have potential to carry forward into other books of the Bible? What themes connect back to the Torah Genesis through Deuteronomy or the historical books Judges through 2 Kings?
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Apply: How does the truth from Lamentations 3 affect you and your relationship with God and others? What are some specific actions you could take to live out the truths found in this book this week? How bad would things have to be for God to want to destroy it? A: While scripture does not tell exactly, it gives us some examples we can observe. People can sin up to the limit 1 Thessalonians Q: In Lam , what is a burden here? It was a "burden" from God that he had to carry to the people.
But it was a heavy message. A: Babies being "swaddled" means they were dressed in swaddling clothes. This means the enemy even killed the babies and children. Q: In Lam , why does God sometimes seem to reverse His actions? Then the people trusted in Jerusalem. God warned them in an entire sermon Jeremiah 7 not to trust in Jerusalem.
Q: In Lam ,16, why did the writer say God made his skin old and broke his bones and teeth? A: If Jeremiah was the author of this book, after the fall of Jerusalem he would have been over 90 years old. Q: In Lam ,19, what is wormwood? A: A very bitter-tasting drink was made from wormwood. Drinking it would rid the body of intestinal worms and other parasites. Sometimes it was fermented, and the resulting alcoholic drink is called absinthe. Absinthe is one of the few alcoholic drinks whose import is prohibited in the United States.
It is banned because repeated drinking causes insanity. Wormwood is also mentioned in Revelation as the name of a fallen star.
A: God has both love and wrath, as the entire chapter of Deuteronomy 28 shows. In addition to having compassion on all creation, and having compassion on the righteous, God also has great compassion on the wicked who repent and turn to Him. See When Critics Ask p. Q: Since Lam says the Lord will not cast off forever, so will all eventually go to Heaven, as the heresy of universalism teaches?
A: No. God does not cast off His own people forever, but that does not mean He does not send others to the Lake of Fire forever. A: The word "decreed" is understood in two ways. Everything that happens is decreed in the sense that God permits it to happen. According to Charles Hodge, "God never decrees to do, or to cause others to do what He forbids. He may, as we see He does, decree to permit what He forbids.
He permits men to sin, although sin is forbidden. In Chosen by God p. Sproul writes, "[God] ordained the Fall in the sense that he chose to allow it, but not in the sense that he chose to coerce it. Some things are not desired by God, and they are not decreed in the sense that God forces them to happen, or that God is the cause of their happening.