Jeremiah
32 – Why Lord?
While
Jeremiah was still in jail, Jerusalem was under siege. Jeremiah’s cousin comes
to him and asks him to buy a field. God told Jeremiah to buy it and with faith
he buys the field. He knows that if he buys this land it will fall into the
hands of the Chaldean’s. Jeremiah obeyed God but did not understand His
reasoning. He asked God why he needs to buy this land when God knows it is
under siege.
God
answers Jeremiah by letting him know that He can do the impossible and even
though God is judging Judah now, He will later deliver His people back to the
land under His infinite mercy.
When
disaster strikes a land, the real estate options are very few. More people are
moving out of the area than there are people trying to move in. Jeremiah’s
cousin was desperate and wanted the money to move out from under the siege.
God
reassured Jeremiah that buying the land was a good investment.
Sometimes
when God is doing something in our life, there may come doubt or fears. God
understands that and He wants us to ask questions. There is nothing wrong with
asking God for clarification. Sometimes, He will clear it up right away and
other times, we will have to wait for an answer, even if it means we will have
to wait until we see Him in person.
Why
do women lose a child while giving birth?
Why
do innocent people go to prison?
What
is Your purpose for me and my children while we are here on earth?
We
must rely on God and trust Him.
Jeremiah
29:11 “I know the thoughts I think toward you, says the Lord, thoughts of peace
and not evil, to give you future and a hope.”
Believe
that “all good things come to those who love the Lord and are called according
to His purpose.”
We
step out in faith and lay our doubts and fears and questions down at Jesus’
feet and live our life knowing that God is in full control and can do great and
marvelous things.
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Nelson’s
Quick Reference Commentary. Dr. David Jeremiah Study Bible. J. Vernon McGee
Through The Bible
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