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| Resource: | Books (223.0400J) Galatians: The Freedom of A Christian Man | |
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| Author: | Ramsay, William | |
| Publisher: | Pc (Usa), 1996 | |
| Length: | 32 pages | |
| Heading: | 160 — Men | |
| Subjects: | Men's Ministry | |
| # Copies: | 1 | |
| Description: | To dramatize his message, Jeremiah at one time or another smashed a jug, buried his underwear, or walked around the city with an ox's yoke on his shoulders. He not only cursed his enemies, he cursed their wives and children, and he prayed to God not to pay any attention to their prayers. He also cursed his own birthday. Of the kings who reigned during his lifetime, he denounced every one but Josiah. In a time of war he openly urged people to desert to the enemy. He was regarded as a traitor, and his prophecies of doom made him so hated that even his own family and the people of his hometown plotted to assassinate him. The Lord had called Jeremiah to proclaim God's message. The seven sessions are: A Man Called by God, Challenging the State Religion, god's People: Remolded or Shattered, hanging In There, A Contrast in "Kings", Building Hope in Despair, and Enduring to the Tragic End. |
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| Age Groups: | None specified. |
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