Jeremiah, a major Old Testament prophet, prophesied during Judah's exile. He denounced sin, promised rewards for the faithful, endured persecution, and mourned for his people. His life exemplifies God using the inexperienced for His purposes, encouraging trust in God's plans.
In Exodus 36, the obedience of the people of God is evident as they diligently work on the tabernacle according to God's instructions. Moses calls the chosen artisans to work, and the people give willingly. The artisans follow God's precise instructions, showing that true obedience means following God's commands without deviation.
The Israelites obediently followed God's guidance in Exodus 35, learning the importance of work ethics, freewill giving, understanding God's work, supporting His kingdom, and responding to His call. They were called to emulate God's work and be obedient in every aspect of their lives, reflecting their submission to His will for fruitful living.
