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Jeremiah – Destruction of Babylon
August 7, 2020
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Jeremiah
- Babylon Jeremiah 50:1-51:64
- Past? / Near Prophesy
- close to Jeremiah’s life, historically Babylon fell after taking over middle east, 539 BC. then taken over by Persian empire
- Future? / Far Prophesy
- speaking of future Babylon Rev 17 and Rev 18
- Jeremiah 49:39
- Past? / Near Prophesy
- Jeremiah 50:2-46 : Babylon’s fall and Israel’s deliverance
- From North, No inhabitants,
- Historically: not a complete destruction, Modern Iraq
- v 4 and 5: Nation of Israel will turn to Zion, The New Covenant? (With Israel to be fulfilled when Yeshua returns)
- v 6: my people are lost sheep because the leaders have led them away!
- v 9 and v 10: against Babylon, a horde of nations against Babylon from the north
- v 11 – 16: Judgement of Babylon. seems like a total destruction – future?
- v 17 – 19: restoration of Israel: pardon for Israel, the remnant
- v 21 – 28: total destruction of Babylon
- v 29 – 32: more prophesy of destruction of Babylon
- v 33 – 34: Israel redeemed
- v 35 – 40: scope of destruction on Babylon
- v 41 – 46: Invasion from the north
- Jeremiah 51:5-6: Israel preserved
- v 7-10: Golden cup of the earth: Rev 17-18??
- 11-14: Plans for Babylon and the future Temple
- 15-19: Israel will not be destroyed
- 20 -24: judgement on Babylon, because of their treatment of Israel
- 37: Babylon will be a heap of ruins
- 41-44: total destruction
- 45-49: warning to leave Babylon: Rev 17
- 50-53: days are coming – punishment of Babylon
- 54-58: more destruction of Babylon
- 59-64: Written prophesy on Babylon to be read publicly, as soon as finish sink it in the Euphrates with a stone
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