#ComeFollowMe nugget
Jeremiah 2; 7
βππππ’ ππππ ππππππππ ππ πππ ππππππππ ππ ππππππ π πππππ”
In the arid region where the Israelites lived, people stored precious water in underground reservoirs called cisterns.
Why would receiving water from a fountain be better than relying on a cistern?
What does it mean to forsake βthe fountain of living watersβ?
What do you think the βbroken cisternsβ mentioned in Jeremiah 2:13 might symbolize? As you read Jeremiah 2 and 7, notice how the people were forsaking the Lordβs living waters, and think about how you are receiving living water in your life.
Jeremiah 7 is addressed to those who were entering βthe gate of the Lordβs house β¦ to worship the Lordβ (Jeremiah 7:2). Yet despite this outward appearance of devotion, they were guilty of great wickedness (see verses 2β11).
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