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Sermon Correction
For anyone who heard my sermon on Jeremiah 29:1-14 last Sunday, I need to correct an error in the message. I said that the deportation of 597 B.C. described in Jeremiah 29 was the same that took Daniel to Babylon. But that's not accurate. Further study this week led me to realize that Daniel and his vegetarian, fire-enduring cohorts were dragged off to Babylon approximately eight years prior in 605 B.C. Sorry for the mistake.
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Comments (2)
When I first heard you preach that the deportation took place in 597 BC, I felt strangely uplifted and fired-up in my faith.
Your error - a gargantuan eight years! - has taken my spiritual legs out from under me. Thanks a lot, bud.
Posted by thecuttingtruth | March 15, 2008 8:37 PM
Cuttingtruth,
Excellent response! I feared this kind of disillusionment might ensue.
Joshua
Posted by Joshua Harris | March 15, 2008 9:47 PM