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The Potter and a Broken Jar
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A detailed study of Jeremiah 18 and 19 using the metaphor of the potter and the clay to illustrate God’s sovereignty and Judah’s spiritual stubbornness. The sermon emphasizes that while God is ready to remake the marred, persistent disobedience leads to the shattered “potter’s jar” of judgment.
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