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Jeremiah 30:24 · World English Bible

Jeremiah 30:24 Meaning The Fierce Anger of Yahweh Will Not

The fierce anger of Yahweh will not return until he has accomplished, and until he has performed the intentions of his heart. In the latter days you will understand it.

What does Jeremiah 30:24 mean?

The "fierce anger of the LORD" is not a mood. It is the unstoppable drive of your own imagination to finish what it set out to do.

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The "fierce anger of the LORD" is not a mood. It is the unstoppable drive of your own imagination to finish what it set out to do. This force will not fall back until the thing intended stands in fact. What feels like harsh pressure is the making-good of a promise buried in you from the start, the plan of your own rebirth working itself out whether the mind consents or not.

What it performs is the second birth, the bringing of the son out of the skull of ordinary man rather than any womb. That intent is hidden in every person, and it is carried through completely; nothing halts it partway. "In the latter days ye shall consider it" means the meaning lands only afterward. Once the birth is felt from within, you look back and see it was your own life delivering you.

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Live Jeremiah 30:24 today

  1. Think of the pressure in your life you keep trying to switch off, and consider for one minute that it is going somewhere rather than just hurting.
  2. When a friend says they feel pushed toward something they did not choose, do not rush to fix it. Ask what it seems to be making of them.
  3. In the middle of a stretch that will not let up at work, stop asking when it ends and ask what it is finishing in you. The sense of it usually arrives after, not during.

What has been working on me for years that I have only called stress?

The same truth in other traditions

Tao Te Ching

The Tao does not hurry, and nothing is left undone. What it is carrying out does not need your agreement to arrive.

Bhagavad Gita

There is a work you came to do that is yours and no one else's. You may resist it, but your own nature keeps pushing you toward it.

Zhuangzi

When his wife died Zhuangzi refused to wail, saying she had simply gone on with the turning of things. To fight the transformation is only to misread where you are standing in it.

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