Sermons on Lamentations 3

A suffering speaker recounts affliction under God’s wrath, describing darkness, wounds, isolation, and the feeling that prayer is shut out. In the middle of the chapter he recalls that the LORD’s steadfast love does not cease, that his mercies are new every morning, and that the LORD does not willingly afflict. The poem then calls for searching and testing ways, includes a communal confession of transgression and rebellion, and returns to grief over Jerusalem, ending with a plea for the LORD to see, judge persecutors, and repay them.

Sermon videos preached on Lamentations 3, newest first. Each one shows the preacher, the date, and the exact passage the message is drawn from.

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