耶利米书［第三十三章］
Book of Jeremiah 33
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耶利米书 第三十三章 |Book of Jeremiah 33【神应许赎回一切失去的】
神对被囚的耶利米说，即便百姓因罪而被掳，城墙被毁，但神仍然应许医治和复兴祂的子民与国家。神赐下医治的应许，不仅是个人的医治，也是群体的医治！城市和国家将恢神的荣耀！
神医治我们的过程，也象征着基督在我们生命中的赎回，祂不但带我们走出黑暗，还要恢复我们与神的亲密关系！我们生命很常需要的，不仅是外在的医治，还是心灵深处的赎回。这正是神在基督里为我们预备的，应许一个全新的生命，让我们比以前更好。
二、神应许喜乐与繁荣（V10-13）
神应许将赎回百姓的正常生活，将来被毁的城市里重新响起欢乐与感恩的声音；原本空无一人的地方，将再次充满感恩的笑声；神的百姓将重新得着神的牧人看顾。这不仅是物质的恢复，也是灵性的复兴。
神不但赎回我们的生命，也要恢复我们的喜乐与敬拜。即使我们现在处于‘荒凉’的困境之地，也要感恩与敬拜，神的喜乐，是我们的力量！
三、神应许公义的苗裔（V14-18）
这段经文神应许一位公义的苗裔--耶稣基督，这个盼望将带来全然的改变。在基督里将带来真正的公义与救赎！这不仅是对耶路撒冷的拯救，也是对全人类的应许！
在基督里，我们得到了这份应许的成就。我们如今可以通过信靠耶稣基督，得到神的公义与赦免，无论过去有多么破碎，祂都能将我们赎回。我们也要活出这公义，在他人面前彰显神的爱与正义。
四、神立的约永不废弃（V19-26）
神回应质疑祂信实的人，祂所立的约像昼夜的定律一样坚定，永不废弃；无论外在的环境如何变化，神的信实如天上日月星辰般永不动摇。祂对祂的百姓永不放弃，祂会坚守与以色列的立约，恢复他们的身份和地位。
神提醒我们，祂的信实不会因我们的疑虑而动摇。神通过与我们立下永远的约来坚固我们的信心，确定祂赎回我们的计划，不会因为我们过去的失败或眼前的困境而改变。让我们学习倚靠永远信实的神，因为祂的救赎是必然会发生的！
总结：
今天，无论我们面对多大的破碎或失败，神都应许将一切赎回。祂的应许不仅限于重建一座城，更是重建我们的生命，使我们在祂的恩典中重新得力，满怀盼望与喜乐。愿我们选择信靠那永远有效的神的约，活出得赎的新生命，并将神的盼望与爱传递给身边的人。
Jeremiah 33: God's Promise to Redeem All That Is Lost
GK611 Morning Devotion
15/10/2024
The Morning Devotion Speaker: Ps Daniel
1. God's Promise of Healing and Redemption (V1-9)
The word of the Lord came to Jeremiah while he was still in prison, saying that though the people have been taken captive because of their sins and the city has been destroyed, God still promises to bring healing and revival to His people and the nation. God will deliver His promise of healing, not just individual healing but also a communal one. The cities and the nation will once again restore God's glory!
The healing process is a reflection of Christ's redemption in our lives. He not only brings us out of darkness but also restores our intimate relationship with God. What we often need is not just physical healing but also redemption deep within our souls. This is exactly what God has prepared for us in Christ - the promise of a new life, better than before.
2. God's Promise of Joy and Prosperity (V10-13)
God promises that normal life will be restored among the people. In the places that were once desolate, the voices of joy and gladness will once again be heard, as well as the voices of joy of those offering thanksgiving to the Lord. In the cities that were laid waste, the sound of praise and laughter will return, and God's people will be shepherded once more. This is not just physical recovery but a spiritual revival.
God does not only redeem our lives, He also restores our joy and worship. Even if we find ourselves in a "desolate" situation, we must give thanks and praise. God's joy are our strength!
3. God's Promise of a branch of Righteousness (V14-18)
In this passage, God promises the coming of a Righteous Branch—Jesus Christ—who will bring about a complete transformation. In Christ, true justice and salvation will come, not just to Jerusalem, but also the whole world!
In Christ, we have received the fulfillment of this promise. Through faith in Jesus, we receive God's righteousness and forgiveness. No matter how broken our past may be, He can redeem us. We are also called to live out this righteousness, showing God's love and justice to others.
4. God's Covenant Will Never Be Broken (V19-26)
God responds to those who question His faithfulness, saying that His covenant is as unbreakable as the order of day and night. No matter how circumstances change, God's faithfulness is unwavering like the sun, moon, and stars in the sky. He will never forsake His people, and He will keep to His covenant with Israel and restore their status and identity as His chosen ones.
God reminds us that His faithfulness will not be shaken by our doubts. He has established an everlasting covenant with us, affirming that His plan of redemption will not change even with our failures or present difficulties. We must learn to trust in God's unwavering faithfulness, for His salvation is certain.
Conclusion:
No matter how great our brokenness or failures may be, God promises to redeem everything. His promises are not limited to just rebuilding a city; but also the restoration of our lives, empowering us by His grace to live with hope and joy. May we choose to trust in God's eternal covenant, live out our redeemed lives, and share His hope and love with those around us.