Jeremiah 31

Look at what he's telling us here.

The Bible says, and this is quoting Jeremiah 31 and 31, I'm going to make a covenant with them.

Notice if you go back to Jeremiah 31, he says, it's not like the covenant that I made with Israel when I took them out of Egypt.

I'm going to make a new covenant with them.

He said, the covenant I'm going to make, I'm going to put their laws into their hearts.

Some of you looking at me strange.

Jeremiah 31, 25, for I have satisfied the weary soul and I have refreshed every sorrowful soul.

You think David's soul was sorrowful? You think David's heart was broken? I mean, you wake up in the morning and get a phone call.

Hey, I just want you to know your son's coming and he's looking for you.

This feminine imbalance sets the stage for the masculine to operate out of its lowest calling, dominance and control.

When the masculine drops into its darkness, it builds a world driven entirely by transactional dominance, where everything and everyone is treated as a resource to be colonized and consumed ultimately losing its humanity today i am here to close the door on that corrupt transactional reality to understand how we reclaim sovereignty over our world i had to look directly at the ancestral lineage of my maiden name blazer it is a swiss german name tied to the wisdom embodied in jeremiah 31 33. teaching us that wisdom and knowledge are transmitted from the soul of God and written directly into the hearts and souls of people, bypassing scripture and religious institutions.

With this higher knowledge, Blazer stood firmly against the treachery of institutionalized Protestant Christianity in Switzerland, while also embodying the martyr archetype.

Interestingly, In 2016, their ancestors, the Amish, led the way to healing Christianity's manifest destiny wounds with native tribes.

His teachings are mirrored by Jung, who explained how our external reality is simply a macro projection of our internal state.

With that understanding of how reality functions, we can ask two important questions.

First, why did institutionalized Christianity in Switzerland emit so much hate from their hearts when they allegedly worked in the name of God? Second, why did Blazers embody a martyr archetype while preaching Jeremiah 31-33, meaning salvation lies within.

Welcome to Episode 13, the finale of Season 1, Self-Love Creates Heaven on Earth.

To the children of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, Israel forever I have given this land.

And in so many passages, in Jeremiah 31, in Isaiah 59, in Ezekiel 34 and 36, he promises that he's going to save a remnant of Israel and all of Israel will be saved.

In that day

all they will all know me from the least to the greatest right He says they the only time god brought jews in quotes back to the land was when they actually Repented of their evil and returned to them.

When we're listening to him, while we're listening to you, like while you're teaching here, I'm listening to you, but I'm listening to him as well.

And he's writing it on my heart, right? He's the one who teaches me, right? You and I can't know what everybody out there is going through and what they need, but God can use our words by the spirit to etch that in their, what they need in their hearts, right? So if people going, even if they went once a month, if they knew that and they understood that, And they had their ear to the teacher who's promised Jeremiah 31 to teach us from within and to write it on our hearts.

Yeah,

that just that's a whole new ballgame.

Sorry about that.

Verse 3 here of Jeremiah 31, look at what he says.

He said, Now this is his covenant people, and this is what he says.

With loving devotion, again, I will build you and you will be rebuilt, O virgin Israel.