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Do You Love Me

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If Then Love

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All In Love

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Great Love

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At ADAT HATIKVAH is a Messianic Synagogue that has a Mission To Be and Make Disciples of Yeshua the Messiah Our Core Values: 1. Love God 2. Love People 3. Pursue Excellence 4. Eager to Grow Our Teaching Distinctives: 1. To the Jewish people First 2. And Also the Nations 3. The Biblical Calendar 4. The Bible as One-Story

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##Background: Ezekiel chapter eight's vision of the pollution of the temple ends with a view of judgment and a future hope. It then shows  God's departure from his sanctuary, the city, and the land. This offers us both a glimpse into God’s love for his people and his sadness over their sin.* Ezekiel 11:1-13 “Alas, Lord God! Will You bring the remnant of Israel to a complete end?”* Ezekiel 11:14-21 “I will take the heart of stone out of their flesh and give them a heart of flesh...”* Ezekiel 11:22-25 “So the vision that I had seen left me.”##Going Deeper group study questions:* Read Ezekiel 11:1-4; Proverbs 3:5-7; Romans 12:1-8	* What is often the cause of our bad decisions and sin?* Read Ezekiel 11:5-12; Psalm 139:1–6; Daniel 2:30; Acts 1:24	* What does it mean that God judges the heart?* Read Ezekiel 11:13-20; Isaiah 11:11–16; Jeremiah 3:12, 18; 24:5; Ezekiel 20:41, 42; 28:25	* What is the pattern of Return in these verses?	* What has to happen in the lives of Israel?* If you are able to trade your heart and receive a new spirit today, how would your life change?* In the past, what has gotten in the way of change* What would have to change in order for you to move move to the next level with God?

##Background: Ezekiel chapter eight's vision of the pollution of the temple ends with a view of judgment and a future hope. It then shows God's departure from his sanctuary, the city, and the land. This offers us both a glimpse into God’s love for his people and his sadness over their sin. * Ezekiel 11:1-13 “Alas, Lord God! Will You bring the remnant of Israel to a complete end?” * Ezekiel 11:14-21 “I will take the heart of stone out of their flesh and give them a heart of flesh...” * Ezekiel 11:22-25 “So the vision that I had seen left me.” ##Going Deeper group study questions: * Read Ezekiel 11:1-4; Proverbs 3:5-7; Romans 12:1-8 	* What is often the cause of our bad decisions and sin? * Read Ezekiel 11:5-12; Psalm 139:1–6; Daniel 2:30; Acts 1:24 	* What does it mean that God judges the heart? * Read Ezekiel 11:13-20; Isaiah 11:11–16; Jeremiah 3:12, 18; 24:5; Ezekiel 20:41, 42; 28:25 	* What is the pattern of Return in these verses? 	* What has to happen in the lives of Israel? * If you are able to trade your heart and receive a new spirit today, how would your life change? * In the past, what has gotten in the way of change * What would have to change in order for you to move move to the next level with God?

Heart Prayer

Robbing God Prayer

####Background: Chapter 7 has a long discourse on the Temple, possibly during the High Holidays. People have become confident in the Temple instead of uprightness, faithfulness and obedience to God. This is a similar message he gives in Chapter 11 and 26.- Jeremiah 7:1-4- Jeremiah 7:5-15- Jeremiah 7:16-20- Jeremiah 7:21-34- 1 Tim 1:20; 1 Cor 5:5- 1 John 1:5-9####Going Deeper group study questions:-  Read Jer. 7:4-8, Micah 3:11, Gen. 17:7-8, Exodus 19:5-6, 2 Sam 7:16, Ps 132:13-14	- Is it possible to believe more in a promise rather than the one who promises?- Read Deut 7:12–15; 28; cf. 1 Kgs 8:27; Isa 57:15	- What is required for obedience?- Read Her 7:5-7, Ezek. 18:5–9; Mic 6:6–8; Jas 1:26–27	- What is the type of religion that pleases God?

####Background: Chapter 7 has a long discourse on the Temple, possibly during the High Holidays. People have become confident in the Temple instead of uprightness, faithfulness and obedience to God. This is a similar message he gives in Chapter 11 and 26. - Jeremiah 7:1-4 - Jeremiah 7:5-15 - Jeremiah 7:16-20 - Jeremiah 7:21-34 - 1 Tim 1:20; 1 Cor 5:5 - 1 John 1:5-9 ####Going Deeper group study questions: - Read Jer. 7:4-8, Micah 3:11, Gen. 17:7-8, Exodus 19:5-6, 2 Sam 7:16, Ps 132:13-14 	- Is it possible to believe more in a promise rather than the one who promises? - Read Deut 7:12–15; 28; cf. 1 Kgs 8:27; Isa 57:15 	- What is required for obedience? - Read Her 7:5-7, Ezek. 18:5–9; Mic 6:6–8; Jas 1:26–27 	- What is the type of religion that pleases God?

Do Not Pray

Far Above All

Pillars of Prayer

Stop Prayer

##Background: Jeremiah received information that false prophets in Babylon were telling the exiles they would return home soon. Jeremiah sends a letter, exhorting them to settle down, build homes, and plant gardens; for he knew they would be in Babylon many years.* Jeremiah 29:1-3 “Now these are the words of the letter...”* Jeremiah 29:4-7 “...to all the exiles...”* Jeremiah 29:8-9 “seek the shalom of the city...”* Jeremiah 29:10-14 “For I know the plans that I have for you...”##Going Deeper group study questions:* Read Jeremiah 29:1-3, 2 Kings 24:1–16; 2 Chronicles 36:9	* What is the background and context of this letter?* Read Jeremiah 29:11, Isaiah 40:9–11; Jeremiah 30:18–22, Hosea 2:15	* What are some ways you recognize the “weaving” of God in your life up until now?	* What do you expect for the future?* Read Jeremiah 29:12; Psalm 50:15; Jeremiah 33:3; Daniel 9:3	* What does it mean to call upon the Lord?* Read Jeremiah 29: Deuteronomy 4:29, 30:1–10; 1 Chronicles 22:19; 2 Chronicles 22:9; Psalm 32:6; Isaiah 55:6; Matthew 7:7; Luke 11:9	*  How should we seek the Lord?	* If we seek him will we find him even in exile?

##Background: Jeremiah received information that false prophets in Babylon were telling the exiles they would return home soon. Jeremiah sends a letter, exhorting them to settle down, build homes, and plant gardens; for he knew they would be in Babylon many years. * Jeremiah 29:1-3 “Now these are the words of the letter...” * Jeremiah 29:4-7 “<a href="http://...to" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">...to</a> all the exiles...” * Jeremiah 29:8-9 “seek the shalom of the city...” * Jeremiah 29:10-14 “For I know the plans that I have for you...” ##Going Deeper group study questions: * Read Jeremiah 29:1-3, 2 Kings 24:1–16; 2 Chronicles 36:9 	* What is the background and context of this letter? * Read Jeremiah 29:11, Isaiah 40:9–11; Jeremiah 30:18–22, Hosea 2:15 	* What are some ways you recognize the “weaving” of God in your life up until now? 	* What do you expect for the future? * Read Jeremiah 29:12; Psalm 50:15; Jeremiah 33:3; Daniel 9:3 	* What does it mean to call upon the Lord? * Read Jeremiah 29: Deuteronomy 4:29, 30:1–10; 1 Chronicles 22:19; 2 Chronicles 22:9; Psalm 32:6; Isaiah 55:6; Matthew 7:7; Luke 11:9 	* How should we seek the Lord? 	* If we seek him will we find him even in exile?

Shalom Prayer

####Background: Jeremiah’s testing included refusal, mockery, loneliness, and intimidations. He was close to thinking that God was not impartial, was ignorant, or was being fooled by false piety. His prayer is* Jeremiah 12:1-4 “Righteous are You, O LORD...”* Jeremiah 12:5-6 “If you have run with footmen...”* Jeremiah 12:7-13 “I have forsaken My house...”* Jeremiah 12:14-17 “...concerning all MY wicked neighbors...”####Going Deeper group study questions:* Read Jer. 12:1-6; Ezra 9:15; Ps 51:4; 129:4; Jer 11:2	* Discuss why God uses courtroom motif.* Read Job 21:7; Pss 37; 49; 73; Hab 1:2–4; Mal 2:17; 3:14–15	* Why has the way of wicked prosper?* Read Is 29:13; Jer 3:10; Ps 12:2; Prov 26:25, Ezek 33:31; Titus 1:16	* What does it mean to give lip service or flattery?* Read Rev 1:16, 2:12, 2:16, 19:21	* Compare what people say to the power of God’s Word?* Read Jer 12:14-17; Amos 9:11-15	* What does it mean to us that God restores Israel?

####Background: Jeremiah’s testing included refusal, mockery, loneliness, and intimidations. He was close to thinking that God was not impartial, was ignorant, or was being fooled by false piety. His prayer is * Jeremiah 12:1-4 “Righteous are You, O LORD...” * Jeremiah 12:5-6 “If you have run with footmen...” * Jeremiah 12:7-13 “I have forsaken My house...” * Jeremiah 12:14-17 “...concerning all MY wicked neighbors...” ####Going Deeper group study questions: * Read Jer. 12:1-6; Ezra 9:15; Ps 51:4; 129:4; Jer 11:2 	* Discuss why God uses courtroom motif. * Read Job 21:7; Pss 37; 49; 73; Hab 1:2–4; Mal 2:17; 3:14–15 	* Why has the way of wicked prosper? * Read Is 29:13; Jer 3:10; Ps 12:2; Prov 26:25, Ezek 33:31; Titus 1:16 	* What does it mean to give lip service or flattery? * Read Rev 1:16, 2:12, 2:16, 19:21 	* Compare what people say to the power of God’s Word? * Read Jer 12:14-17; Amos 9:11-15 	* What does it mean to us that God restores Israel?

Way of the Wicked

4 Types

Complaining Prayer

Dispute Prayer

Emptied Himself

####Background: True repentance requires admitting we are sinners, sorry for what we have done, and turning back to the LORD.- Jeremiah 4:1-2- Jeremiah 4:3-4- Jeremiah 4:5-10- Jeremiah 4:11-18- Jeremiah 4:19-22- Jeremiah 4:23-28####Going Deeper group study questions:-  Read Jer. 4:1-2	- What does it mean to put away detestable things?- Read Jer 4:3-4; Deut 10:16; 30:6; Rom 2:28, 29; Col 2:11	- What does it mean to circumcise our hearts?- Read Jer. 4:5-18	- What can we do to get away from the wrath of God?- Read Jer. 4:19-28	- What is Jeremiah so upset about?	- Are we upset about the same things?

####Background: True repentance requires admitting we are sinners, sorry for what we have done, and turning back to the LORD. - Jeremiah 4:1-2 - Jeremiah 4:3-4 - Jeremiah 4:5-10 - Jeremiah 4:11-18 - Jeremiah 4:19-22 - Jeremiah 4:23-28 ####Going Deeper group study questions: - Read Jer. 4:1-2 	- What does it mean to put away detestable things? - Read Jer 4:3-4; Deut 10:16; 30:6; Rom 2:28, 29; Col 2:11 	- What does it mean to circumcise our hearts? - Read Jer. 4:5-18 	- What can we do to get away from the wrath of God? - Read Jer. 4:19-28 	- What is Jeremiah so upset about? 	- Are we upset about the same things?

Heart Attack Prayer

Background: After painting a picture of what God’s salvation will look like in Isa 40–55, God tells us how we should behave. In addition, we should expect the gathering of scattered Israel along with others.Isaiah 56:1-2 “Preserve justice and do righteousness...”Isaiah 56:3-8 “Let not the foreigner who has joined himself to the Lord say...”Eunuchs (Deut. 23:1)What do they receive?Foreigners const. נֵכַר (ne-kar) something strange—does not belong by ancestry.What do they receive?Going Deeper group study questions:Read Isa. 56:1-2, Is 1:17; 33:5; 61:8• What are some of the things God expects his people to do?• What things does God bring?Read Ex 20:8–11; 31:13–17; Is 56:6; 58:13; Jer 17:21, 22; Ezek 20 ,20:12• Why is the Sabbath used as the example of doing righteousness?Read Isa. 56:3-8• Is it different for Foreigners and Eunuchs?• How does this effect your understanding of Sabbath? Doing right?• Why is this considered a blessing?

Background: After painting a picture of what God’s salvation will look like in Isa 40–55, God tells us how we should behave. In addition, we should expect the gathering of scattered Israel along with others. Isaiah 56:1-2 “Preserve justice and do righteousness...” Isaiah 56:3-8 “Let not the foreigner who has joined himself to the Lord say...” Eunuchs (Deut. 23:1) What do they receive? Foreigners const. נֵכַר (ne-kar) something strange—does not belong by ancestry. What do they receive? Going Deeper group study questions: Read Isa. 56:1-2, Is 1:17; 33:5; 61:8 • What are some of the things God expects his people to do? • What things does God bring? Read Ex 20:8–11; 31:13–17; Is 56:6; 58:13; Jer 17:21, 22; Ezek 20 ,20:12 • Why is the Sabbath used as the example of doing righteousness? Read Isa. 56:3-8 • Is it different for Foreigners and Eunuchs? • How does this effect your understanding of Sabbath? Doing right? • Why is this considered a blessing?

All People Prayer

This is the second time in the Hebrew Bible that we have heard the story of Hezekiah becoming ill. This time we are given insight into the healing that has to happen beyond the physical and the prayer that goes with it.Isaiah 38:1-8 “In those days Hezekiah became mortally ill...”Isaiah 38:9-11 “after his illness and recovery...”Isaiah 38:12-14 “From day until night You make an end of me.”Isaiah 38:15-16 “What shall I say?”Isaiah 38:17-22 “Cast all my sins behind Your back.”Luke 5:17-26 “Friend, your sins are forgiven you.”Going Deeper group study questions:Read 2 Kin 20:1–6, 9–11; 2 Chr 32:24; Is 38:1–8• Why would God have this story mentioned 3 times inscripture?Read Isa 38:12-14; 2 Cor 5:1, 4; 2 Pet 1:13, 14• What is the difference between our earthly bodies and our heavenly dwelling?Read Ezek 7:16; Nah 2:7 • How does it feel to recover from recovering?Read Isa 38:16; Ps 119:25, 71, 75• Describe God’s affliction based on these versesRead Isa 38: 17-22 Is 43:25; Jer 31:34; Mic 7:19, Luke 5:17-26• Why is the hope we have in salvation better than healing of the body?

This is the second time in the Hebrew Bible that we have heard the story of Hezekiah becoming ill. This time we are given insight into the healing that has to happen beyond the physical and the prayer that goes with it. Isaiah 38:1-8 “In those days Hezekiah became mortally ill...” Isaiah 38:9-11 “after his illness and recovery...” Isaiah 38:12-14 “From day until night You make an end of me.” Isaiah 38:15-16 “What shall I say?” Isaiah 38:17-22 “Cast all my sins behind Your back.” Luke 5:17-26 “Friend, your sins are forgiven you.” Going Deeper group study questions: Read 2 Kin 20:1–6, 9–11; 2 Chr 32:24; Is 38:1–8 • Why would God have this story mentioned 3 times in scripture? Read Isa 38:12-14; 2 Cor 5:1, 4; 2 Pet 1:13, 14 • What is the difference between our earthly bodies and our heavenly dwelling? Read Ezek 7:16; Nah 2:7 • How does it feel to recover from recovering? Read Isa 38:16; Ps 119:25, 71, 75 • Describe God’s affliction based on these verses Read Isa 38: 17-22 Is 43:25; Jer 31:34; Mic 7:19, Luke 5:17-26 • Why is the hope we have in salvation better than healing of the body?

After Healing Prayer

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