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acknowledge your guilt, that you have rebelled...and have not obeyed My voice: Through these three steps of repentance, people can show their willingness to receive the Lord’s salvation and restoration (Leviticus 26:40; Deuteronomy 30:1–5).
The Lord asked Israel to repent, return, and reconcile with him (contrast Jeremiah 2:1–3:10). Israel had sinned and faced punishment. Now, the people of Judah sinned even more openly than their northern relatives, ignoring the lesson the Lord taught Israel (Ezekiel 16:51–52). However, it was still not too late to repent and become the blessing to the nations (Jeremiah 4:1–2) that God intended them to be (Genesis 12:3).
Hope Beyond Judgment Retribution The Broken Covenant The Choice of Life or Death
Events
- Prophecies of Jeremiahc. 628 BC
Parallels
Glossary
Adultery Book of Jeremiah Bride of Christ God, Names of Hosea, Book of Jeremiah (Person)
Topics
Backsliders: Backsliding of Israel Backsliders: Promises To Backsliding: Sin of, to be Confessed Church: Backslidden Condescension of God: Expostulates with Backsliding Israel Confession of Sin: Exhortation To Prayer: Confession In Repentance: Unclassified Scriptures Relating To The Anger of God is Averted Upon Confession of Sin and Repentance