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|Josué 7:21|
ในหมู่ของที่ริบมาข้าพเจ้าได้เห็นเสื้อคลุมงามตัวหนึ่งของเมืองบาบิโลน กับเงินสองร้อยเชเขล และทองคำแท่งหนึ่งหนักห้าสิบเชเขล ข้าพเจ้าก็โลภอยากได้ของเหล่านั้น ข้าพเจ้าจึงเอามา ดูเถิด ของเหล่านั้นซ่อนอยู่ใต้ดินในเต็นท์ของข้าพเจ้า เงินนั้นอยู่ข้างล่าง"
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|Josué 7:22|
ฝ่ายโยชูวาก็ให้ผู้สื่อสารออกไปและเขาทั้งหลายก็วิ่งไปที่เต็นท์ ดูเถิด ของนั้นซ่อนอยู่ในเต็นท์ของเขา มีเงินอยู่ข้างล่าง
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|Josué 7:23|
เขาก็เอาออกมาจากกลางเต็นท์นำไปให้โยชูวาและคนอิสราเอลทั้งปวง แล้วเขาก็วางของเหล่านั้นลงต่อพระพักตร์พระเยโฮวาห์
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|Josué 7:24|
และโยชูวากับบรรดาคนอิสราเอลจึงพาอาคานบุตรชายเศ-ราห์ พร้อมกับเงิน เสื้อคลุมตัวนั้น และทองแท่งนั้น ทั้งบุตรชายหญิงของเขา ทั้งวัว ลา แพะแกะ และเต็นท์ของเขา ทุกสิ่งที่เขามีอยู่ และนำคนกับของทั้งหมดไปยังหุบเขาอาโคร์
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|Josué 7:25|
และโยชูวากล่าวว่า "ทำไมเจ้าจึงนำความยากร้ายมาให้เรา พระเยโฮวาห์จะทรงนำความยากร้ายมาถึงเจ้าในวันนี้" และบรรดาคนอิสราเอลก็เอาหินขว้างเขาให้ตาย เผาเขาทั้งหลายด้วยไฟ เมื่อขว้างเขาด้วยก้อนหินแล้ว
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|Josué 7:26|
แล้วเอาหินถมกองทับเขาไว้เป็นกองใหญ่ยังอยู่จนทุกวันนี้ และพระเยโฮวาห์ก็ทรงหันกลับจากพระพิโรธอันแรงกล้าของพระองค์ เพราะฉะนั้นจนถึงทุกวันนี้เขายังเรียกที่นั้นว่าหุบเขาอาโคร์
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Clique para ler Jeremias 20-23
16 de agosto LAB 594
QUER EVITAR RISCOS?
Jeremias 20-23
O que você tem aprendido, ao ler o livro de Jeremias? Da leitura de hoje, aprendi algumas coisas muito interessantes e quero compartilhá-las com você. Em Jeremias 19-20:6 você tem a confrontação entre Jeremias e Pasur. O pau quebrou! O sacerdote mandou amarrar o profeta no tronco e esbofeteá-lo. Mas, mesmo assim, Jeremias não se intimidou em cumprir sua tarefa. Isso pode servir de exemplo para você, meu querido. Você é uma testemunha de Jesus? Então, não se intimide. Não tenha vergonha de dar o seu testemunho. Demonstre sua fé.
As “confissões de Jeremias (Jeremias 20:7-18)” são duas declarações do profeta. A primeira (versos 7-13) começa uma queixa e termina com um hino de louvor. E a lição que tiramos é a de que embora tenhamos muitos espinhos no caminho, vamos terminar sempre cantando e louvando a Deus. Ele nos aconselha a, em tudo, dar graças (1Tessalonicenses 5:18), por saber que quem canta é mais feliz. E na segunda confissão (versos 14-18), Jeremias não para de louvar, mesmo em meio ao peso da dor que o ministério lhe trazia.
Em Jeremias 21:1-10, o profeta põe o dedo na ferida dos moradores de Jerusalém. Imagine um imigrante do terceiro mundo, nos Estados Unidos, praguejando, em alto e bom som, a tudo e a todos os americanos! Se você não é um tchê, imagine-se, hospedado na casa de um gaúcho, falando que deseja a destruição de todo o Rio Grande do Sul! Seria loucura, não seria? Pois a atitude de Jeremias foi nesse nível de loucura, aos olhos humanos, com a insistente manchete: Predita a Destruição de Jerusalém Por Nabucodonosor. Esta predição e os conselhos que a acompanharam granjearam para Jeremias o rótulo de traidor. Ele quase que foi martirizado por isso. E Jeremias 22 explica o porquê. Se estrangeiros perguntassem por que Jerusalém tinha sido destruída, a resposta seria: “Porque deixaram a aliança do Senhor seu Deus, e adoraram a outros deuses e o serviram”.
E a série de pronunciamentos que segue sendo apresentada pelo texto – contra Salum, Jeoacaz, Jeoaquim e Jeconias – é, na realidade, uma só coisa: profecias contra a casa real de Judá. Trata-se de uma coleção de declarações feitas em épocas diferentes (cada um deles, na época do respectivo rei a que se refere) e juntados aí, mas, todos eles, condenando as ações daquela nação de judeus. A nação estava ligada ao Senhor por um concerto, e não poderiam repudiá-lo impunemente.
Você já entregou seu coração a Jesus? Já? Isto é uma aliança. E você não pode repudiar a isto, e não esperar que tal atitude não lhe traga conseqüências.
Servir a Jesus compensa.
Valdeci Júnior
Fátima Silva