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Jeremiah 39:1-18
“Now Nebuchadrezzar king of Babylon gave charge concerning Jeremiah to Nebuzar-adan the captain of the guard, saying, Take him, and look well to him, and do him no harm; but do unto him even as he shall say unto thee.” (Jeremiah 39:11-12)
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JEREMIAH 39

God always cares and watches out for His faithful followers, and sometimes that is demonstrated in remarkable ways. For example, in the late 1970s, a young Christian man, Beni, was conscripted into the army in communist Romania. He knew that God would be with him and “look well” to him as he continued serving the Lord while in the military.

Beni was first sent to the military base in the country’s capital, Bucharest. While there at a general assembly, an extremely gruff colonel asked the large crowd of new soldiers, “Are there any Christians here?” Beni hesitated for a moment and then raised his hand. He was the only one in the crowd of over one thousand men to do so. Quickly the military police came and took him away.

A captain then gave him a second chance — an opportunity to change his mind — but he was unwilling to deny his faith. The captain let Beni know that he was going to send him to a prison where there was an exceptionally cruel guard. He said this guard was so mean that he literally walked around grinding his teeth and relished beating the inmates.

A few days after arriving at the prison, the mean guard came into Beni’s cell and roared, “So, you’re a Christian!” “Yes I am,” Beni replied. At that reply, the guard’s countenance softened and he told Beni that his mother was a Christian. Rather than causing Beni any harm, this guard treated him well and protected him during his time at that prison. None of the harm the captain imagined ever happened to Beni while he was in the army. Because of Beni’s faithfulness, God caused the guard to act in an uncharacteristic way.

Similarly, God caused Nebuchadnezzar to act in an unusual way and arrange for the Prophet Jeremiah to be treated well. Jeremiah was in Jerusalem when the Babylonian army, which was known for its cruelty, breached the walls and sacked the city. However, Jeremiah had remained faithful in his service to God and during this time of vicious destruction, he was treated well and no harm came to him.

Like Beni and Jeremiah, if we determine to be faithful and stand for God no matter the personal cost, the Lord will work on our behalf. At times it may not seem as if our lives “go well,” and we may not have the blessing of being free from harm here on earth. However, we will have the benefits of God’s comfort and strength even during the most difficult of times. And in addition, we have the ultimate “no harm” promise of eternal life to come as we keep faithfully serving Christ.

Having run life’s race and having experienced life’s extremities, the Preacher of Ecclesiastes gave this treatise to young people. Inspired by the Spirit and recorded in God’s Word, the message is a guide to all young people travelling along the pathway of life.

To the Young
The Preacher knew that if any portion of life is a happy time, it is the days of youth. During that period, life is often carefree, buoyant, and joyous. The writer did not decry this time of life, nor did he try to dissuade young people from the lawful pleasures of youth. He did not try to put old heads on young shoulders. “Rejoice, O young man, in thy youth; and let thy heart cheer thee in the days of thy youth, and walk in the ways of thine heart, and in the sight of thine eyes.”
Can that be good advice? Can youth be trusted to that extent? As a safeguard this restraint was added: “But know thou, that for all these things God will bring thee into judgment.” All depends upon the goal that the young person has set his heat upon as to whether his actions can be trusted. “Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also” (Matthew 6:21). When a person’s heart is right in the sight of God, his affections are set on things above, and his thoughts and actions are above reproach. (Galatians 5:22-23 22 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, 23 Meekness, temperance: against such there is no law.) Thoughts of God’s judgment cause the saved person no consternation, because good deeds will bring a good reward. The young person who follows sinful desires into pernicious ways has cause for concern, for his sins will come following after him to the judgment.

Crossroads
The young do not travel very far along the pathway of life before they come to the crossroads of life. One the left hand stands the wide gate, big and beautiful to behold, and overlaid with the glittering gilt of many vain promises. Looking through the gate, the broad way can be seen

....... Ishmaels Abt Kb
Brethren I encourage everyone of us to keep firm and strong to the FAITH
We arein the dangerous times now
So this testify to what the Bible has said
We can all see now that the Devil 😈 is all around and he is very serious now to destroy God's chosen ones because the time is at hand
Be careful because you have a great reward after this cause..
You must the task you accomplishing and the reward it holds at long last..
Now when we comb through the story of Jesus Christ, we can see he was for a task and he knew the reward at the end
So he was courageous not merely but he always rely on God
It can be true that you know the task and its reward but without God that seems
Unwisely and you fail and go wayward
Remember ; Paul said the things I want to do are the ones I don't do but those that I don't are the ones I do.
But the only secret is
Salvation is crucial and it's needed before you can do the will of God
We all have to be

And it is written unto man to die once and after that comes a judgement
If you die today... Where do you think you would be? ..........................
The kingdom of God is at you ✋ hand
Be very careful you don't miss it.......
It is soooooo painful if we claim we worship God on this 🌍 earth and yet we forfeit our soul by missing it.
Take the right decision