Jeremiah
Priest and Prophet
par Frederick Brotherton Meyer
Lu par MaryAnn
Jeremiah has always a fascination to Christian hearts, because of the close similarity that exists between his life and that of Jesus Christ. Each of them was "a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief"; each came to his own, and his own received him not; each passed through hours of rejection, desolation, and forsakenness. And in Jeremiah we may see, beaten out into detail, experiences which, in our Lord, are but lightly touched on by the evangelists. There is an especial message in the ministry of Jeremiah for those who are compelled to stand alone, who fall into the ground to die, who fill up what is behind of the sufferings of Christ, and through death arise to bear fruit in the great world of men, which they passionately love. (From the Preface)
Chapitres
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| Preface | 2:27 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| "The Word of the Lord Came unto Me" | 15:36 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| "I Formed Thee" | 16:13 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| Cistern-making | 17:56 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| The Second Discourse | 14:40 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| At the Temple Gates | 18:41 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| The Soul's "Amen" | 20:06 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| The Swelling of the Jordan | 17:48 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| The Drought | 18:25 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| "On the Potter's Wheel" | 17:28 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| The Fire of Holy Impulse | 18:42 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| Afflictions, Distresses, Tulmults | 16:08 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| The Indestructible Word | 17:11 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| The Rechabites | 16:22 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| Hidden, but Radiant | 18:36 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| The Ministry of Destruction | 21:23 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| Jeremiah's Grandest Ode | 21:48 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| How a Reed Stood as a Pillar | 21:04 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| Into the Ground, to Die | 16:44 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| The Fall of Jerusalem | 20:43 | Lu par MaryAnn | |
| A Clouded Sunset | 23:08 | Lu par MaryAnn |