How does God judge Babylon's king for attacking Judah while also using the king as his instrument and servant? How should we think about God's divine justice and what's happening in the middle east today? How does grace under the new covenant fit into all this?

You asked a huge range of questions about Jeremiah 25 this week, and we've managed to tackle them all in under an hour! So strap in for some heavy questions about a confronting part of God's word.

Resources mentioned in the episode:

1. Andrew mentions an article by Stephen McAlpine about how we should be neither under nor over concerned with political elections. It was actually a podcast episode that he was thinking of: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtvBMlPavvg

2. Bek mentioned this book by Kevin DeYoung:  https://reformers.com.au/products/9781433541353-hole-in-our-holiness-the-filling-the-gap-between-gospel-passion-and-the-pursuit-of-godliness-deyoung-kevin