'When God's People Committed Abomination.'
Jeremiah 8:12.
a) They were not ashamed.
b) They never blushed.
c) They will fall among the fallen.
d) They shall be brought down.
e) When the Lord punishes them.
(This QT teaches me about the time When God's People Committed Abomination)
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'The Martyrs In Glory.'
Revelation 6:9-11.
a) Revelation 6:9. They had been slain for the Word of God.
b) Revelation 6:9. They had been slain for the witness they had borne.
c) Revelation 6:10. They cried out with a loud voice:
1-Oh Sovereign Lord.
2-Holy and True.
3-How long before You will judge and avenge our blood on those who dwell on the Earth?
d) Revelation 6:11. They were each given a white robe.
e) Revelation 6:11. They were told to rest a little longer, until the number of their fellow servants and their brothers should be complete.
f) Revelation 6:11. These were killed in the same way in which the original martyrs had been killed.
(This Second one makes me thankful, in several ways, for The Martyrs In Glory)
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Chris.
In Jeremiah's days, when God's People committed abomination they were not ashamed. They obviously should have been ashamed, but their hearts had become too hardened. This was not only a problem in Jeremiah's days but it has also become a problem in our days as well. Some pastors are afraid of preaching and teaching about compromise for fear of losing some of their congregation.
