Jeremiah, 28
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Commentary
The story of Hananiah and Jeremiah in chapter 28 serves as a cautionary tale about false prophets and the importance of discerning true messages from God. Hananiah's prediction may have been more appealing to the people, as it promised a shorter captivity, but it was ultimately a lie. Jeremiah reminds us that true prophecy comes only from God and must be tested, even if it goes against our desires or expectations. Furthermore, the fulfillment of Jeremiah's prophecies in the Babylonian captivity serves as a powerful testament to God's sovereignty and faithfulness, even in the face of human rebellion and sin.
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