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“I Will Write It in Their Hearts.” Jeremiah 16; 23; 39; 31
Jeremiah lived at the crossroads of troubled times and troubled places. He stood as a witness and a representative of an old covenant dying away with the promise of a new covenant emerging. His message was both timely and timeless. It was directed to the people of his day. It spoke to later gene
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