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I think I connect to it so much because I don't know that there's a single person I know that I have had those moments where I'm like, Tarshish man, we're going to Tarshish. In Leviticus, chapter 20, so if we keep our hand here in 2 Samuel and go back to Leviticus, so you are going to go past Deuteronomy, past numbers, back to Leviticus, chapter 20, verse 10, If a man commits adultery with the wife of his neighbor, both the adulterer and the adulterer shall be put to death. And so we're going to look here in these weeks to come, in these five weeks in this class, we're going to look at repetition in Scripture of numbers. Because when things are going great in our lives, when the winds that are back and all, and we say, oh, it's just going great in our life, there is the temptation for us to begin to say, look at the wonderful life I have made for myself. And so we use this time, this time of nourishment, this time of strength, this time of being built by the Word of the Lord, to go forth and to proclaim that good news, that sins are forgiven in Christ and Christ alone, and that no one, no one, needs to hide or try to hide from the presence of the Lord, because He will find you every time. There were also those that believed that he was Jeremiah come again because some believed that before the Messiah would come, Jeremiah would come back.

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