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Jeremiah 26:24

The Pulpit Commentary on Jeremiah 26:24

The Pulpit Commentary · Joseph S. Exell and contributors · Public domain

Help raised up for God's servants in times of peril.

I. OF WHAT SORT IT IS.

1. Unexpected.

2. Opportune.

3. Effective.

4. Not what man would choose.

II. WHAT IT TEACHES US.

1. The infinite resources of God.

2. The weakness of evil.

3. Those who will not willingly obey God are made to serve him unwillingly.

4. God chooses his own way of dealing with his servants and his truth.?봎.

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