The Most Misused Verse in the Bible | Jeremiah 29:11

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Jeremiah 29:11 is the most searched for verse on the internet. It's also the most misunderstood and misused verse. We must keep the context in mind when studying and applying the Bible, and that's definitely the cast with Jeremiah 29.

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[JohnWhittaker]

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[glencarey]

Excellent summary! Same with 2 Chron 7:14. When I teach on such verses I point out that while the promise isn't made to us, the godly principle is. The principles which God requires of Isreal (ie: Micah 6:8) are the same that He requires of all of us. What God desires of Isreal, a humble and contrite heart, is the same desire that He has for us. So while many 'promises' were made solely to His chosen people, we can still receive blessings by living by the underlying principles. Would you agree?

[rhondaharvey]

glad I stumbled on your site from a facebook post. very very helpful. God bless you!

[PastorCAT]

well said sir... context context context... just subbed... keep it up

[davidkumarmathamshetty]

Sir one thing not 7 years exile but 70 years sorry for correcting u but keep it up Sir I got encouragement

[dannykyle]

Jesus Christ is our Hope! And unlike the poor Israelites we who are not disobedient receive the promised Holy Spirit which is our deposit of Hope and assurance that our salvation is sure. We have hope too in a new body in the afterlife with Christ ✌🏼🔥