biblestudy: Lamentations (Part 6)
Lamentations 3:24-54
John W. Ritenbaugh
Given 20-Jun-89; Tape #BS-LA06
Description: John Ritenbaugh, prior to the study of Lamentations, explains the significance of the handwriting on the wall in Daniel 5:25, referring to a systematic calculation of time. The key is to convert the monetary measures into units of time, employing the day - for - a year principle established elsewhere. This calculation provides a clue for the resurrection of Babylon. In Lamentations 3, the narrator, presumably Jeremiah, looks at the horrible affliction of his people and sees ultimate good coming from this tribulation, realizing that it has been God's tool of correction. Our responsibility in such a context is to submit to the yoke God has prepared for us, and to be willing to follow God's will, realizing that chastening has been for our ultimate good. (81 minutes)
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Sermons in the Lamentations series:
Lamentations (Part 1)
Apostle Paul's Physical Hardships
Lamentations (Part 2)
Lamentations 1
Lamentations (Part 3)
Lamentations 1:7-22
Lamentations (Part 4)
Lamentations 2:1-16
Lamentations (Part 5)
Lamentations 2:17 - 3:24
Lamentations (Part 6)
Lamentations 3:24-54
Lamentations (Part 7)
Lamentations 3:55 - 4:22
Lamentations (Part 8)
Lamentations 4:6 - 5:22, Conclusion
